Feng Shui

While I can't say anything about Feng Shui, it has always been something that intriguates me, so I thought I could give this book a chance. Unfortunately this book is quite messy. While all the ideas are gathered in one place, the book clearly lacks a consistent structure, and repeat itself quite often, while trying to divide chapters between colors, elements, seasons, ... and going suddenly back to colors, then switching batch to seasons, then the elements. While some of the ideas are quite interesting, the lack of structure makes it hard to follow and apprehend the rules quite correctly, and gives sometimes the impression that you'll transform your flat in a living rainbow. The books keep talking about a bagua map that you won't find in it (ok it's not hard to find, but if you're talking about it all the time, including it in the book isn't something hard to do), and suddenly ends by talking about tools (what which what compass?). It's sad because the basic idea of gathering all the knowledge about Feng Shui is a good idea, but unfortunately the end result is quite a mess.