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Luo Pan Chinese Compass

Luo Pan compasses range from 4 inches corresponding to the Four Seasons, 8 inches based on the Ba Gua and 12 inches for the Twelve Earthly Branches or animals of the Chinese zodiac. Some rings are paired and cannot not be used alone, and some carry important messages associated with timing.

Although looking extremely complex, in understanding the Five Elements we can quickly determine the auspiciousness of a direction through the use of the Twenty Four Mountains. Although most rings use the 5 Elements, some are based on the Twelve Palaces and show the strength of an element in a particular direction.

Types of Professional Luo Pan

Our Luo Pans are manufactured to the highest standard and are used by the most famous Feng Shui Masters in the world today. There are two main types of Luo Pan, namely the San He meaning triple combination, which is used at an elementary level and the advanced level of Luo Pan, the San Yuan, meaning three eras. There is also a combined Luo pan called a Zhong He. The smaller the Luo pan, the fewer rings it will have and therefore the easier it will be to use.

The Feng Shui Institute also offers training in the application and use of the Chinese compass through one of our feng shui accredited schools or via our online feng shui courses.

0	Heaven Pool
1	Registration Mark
2	Pre Heaven Trigrams
3	Late Heaven Trigrams
4	24 Mountains
5	Menace & persecution ring
6	Correct needle San Yuan earth plate
7	Auspicious direction in 9 periods
8	San Yuan water dragon gates 8 boundaries
9	Houng Fun wu xing or big wu xing
10	Pre Heaven Luo Shu & qua of square chart
11	64 Gua & positions
12	Pre Heaven 64 Gua & Luo Shu of round chart
13	Hexagram names
14	The 64 hexagrams 9 fate star
15	64 hexagrams & 60 Jia Zi
16	Pre Heaven 64 Gua round charts Luo Shu
17	Father, mother and three Yuan hexagrams
18	Directional hexagrams
19	Running of 384 hexagram lines
20	Sun arrive to mountain and face
21	24 Seasons
22	Qi Men Dun Jia
23	Lunar Mansion degrees
24	Auspicious/Inauspicious positions
25	28 Lunar Mansions
26	360 degrees

We recommend that FSI feng shui mastery students purchase a 260mm San Yuan FSI203 (shown below) as this is the Luo Pan discussed within the course.

san yuan luo pan
San Yuan	364mm	260mm	218mm	188mm	158mm	128mm	103mm	85mm	58mm
	£500	£400	£300	£250	£230	£200	£175	£145	£120
	FSI103	FSI203	FSI303	FSI403	SI503	FSI603	FSI703	FSI803	FSI903

san he luo pan
San He	364mm	260mm	218mm	188mm	158mm	128mm	103mm	85mm	58mm
	£500	£400	£300	£250	£230	£200	£175	£145	£120
	FSI102	FSI202	FSI302	FSI402	FSI502	FSI602	FSI702	FSI802	FSI902

zhong he luo pan
Zhong He	364mm	260mm	218mm	188mm	158mm	128mm	103mm	85mm	Hanging talisman
	£575	£450	£350	£300	£275	£250	£225	£200	Hanging talisman
	FSI101	FSI201	FSI301	FSI401	FSI501	FSI601	FSI701	FSI801	£120.00

To compliment your Luo Pan, we also offer a range of accessories.

Luo pan with Viewer Enhancer (LVE)

The LVE is our top of the range Luo Pan. Supplied with an optical device for surveying the site, it is the world's first "see through the lens" Luo Pan. It is also the world's most accurate Luo Pan for positioning water courses, entrances and all other cures and enhancements.

Compare the LVE with other positioning systems such as GPS; a satellite based system that uses software to find positions on earth. Publicly available GPS is accurate only to within 2 meters (the military version can pinpoint a position to within 1 meter). However, the LVE is accurate to within 15cm and therefore an essential tool in professional Feng Shui practice. See configuration

San He code FSILVE2 or San Yuan code FSILVE3 £625 each.

Luo Pan Tripod

The Luo Pan Tripod can be used on even the most bumpy ground, ensuring you receive an accurate reading from your Luo Pan. It also offers protection from geopathic stress interference so there is less vibration in the needle. It can also be used to gain multiple observations from one position.

Cost £199.00 Code FSITRI