Feng Shui can be divided into two major systems: Luantou and Liqi. The former is mostly used in yin houses, and Luantou Feng Shui requires very particular attention to outdoor skills. Therefore, you must have the guidance of a master to get started. There are many sects in regulating qi, including the Sanhe sect, the Eight Houses sect, the Yangzhai Sanyao sect, Guolu Yinyang, Xuankong Feixing, etc. If you want to learn Feng Shui, I suggest you start with the Eight Houses or Xuankong Feixing. For an introductory book on Eight Houses, you can read "Eight Houses Mirror" and for Xuankong Flying Stars, you can read "Xuankong Fengshui of Zhongzhou School" written by Mr. Wang Tingzhi or "Xuankong Fengshui Jing" written by Mr. Han Shaoqing. On >>. Although Hong Kong Feng Shui master Li Juming has written "The First Book on Learning Feng Shui", although this book is the simplest introductory book on Xuan Kong Feng Shui, it is too exaggerated and the theoretical operation is not rigorous. Although it is very suitable for beginners Read it, but it is easy for beginners to misunderstand and lead them astray, so it is not recommended to read this book.
Finally, I would like to tell the poster that learning Yi Mathematics is very about fate, so there is no need to force it, just let it happen.
One more thing, you must buy a compass to learn Feng Shui, because the compass is an essential tool for every Feng Shui master, and you can learn and practice at the same time