9 Star Ki

is a beautiful and elegant system ... an invaluable tool which will change your life forever: William Spear, Author of Feng Shui Made Easy

9 Star Ki is one of the oldest forms of astrology in the world. Based on the I Ching, it is an important part of the traditional teaching of Feng Shui and oriental peoples have benefited from its wisdom for centuries.

Jon Sandifer
is a Feng Shui expert. In this fascinating book he explains the principles and shows you how to take readings for yourself and your family and friends.
Use 9 Star Ki to: ~ gain deeper insight into your personality ~ improve your relationships and love life ~ assess the career or occupation you are most suited to ~ increase your powers of intuition ~ discover which years and months are the best time for you to make important changes in your life ~ improve your understanding of spatial Feng Shui ~ and much more

Jon Sandifer is one of the leading exponents of Feng Shui astrology in the UK and has over 20 years experience taking readings for clients. He is chairman of the Feng Shui Society, and teaches 9 Star Ki for the Feng Shui Network in London.

Reviews

The Guardian
"This complex and fascinating book explains the principles of Feng Shui with particular emphasis on gaining a deeper insight into your personality and discovering which years and months are the best to make important changes in your life. A fun read, even for sceptics."

Jan Cisek
" Feng Shui is the art of being in the right place at the right time. Feng Shui Astrology deals with the time aspect and was always part of Feng Shui - the other side of the coin. It comes from Japan where it is called 9 Star Ki. Fundamentally, 9 Star Ki was born from a perception that everything is created twice, first in our minds ,Japanese call it Ju Kai - Unmanifested Spirit, and then physically ,Ken Kai - Manifested Spirit. Yu Kai constitutes 99% of the whole reality and has authority over Ken Kai - physical realm. So if you plan well, the physical plane will follow and your dreams and goals will be manifested spontaneously. How would you feel if you had already made this change?

Jon Sandifer makes Feng Shui Astrology very practical and easy to follow. The beauty of this system is that you'll be able to work out horoscopes for yourself and friends in your head using simple formulas in no time at all. This book is an absolute must in your kitchen, car and office. Essential companion book to Feng Shui Made Easy by William Spear who recommends it as the book on 9 Star Ki. "

Aaron Baker
" This is a good book which takes you through various ways of telling your future, with details about health and travel and such, based on Yin and Yang and the I Ching. An essential guide to telling the future, focusing on many different aspects of your life.

This book is a, must buy, book for those interested in the ancient Chinese arts of Astrology, it is informative, intelligent and generally interesting even if you are not a devotee, after reading this book you find yourself becoming one."

Horoscope 1998
"In this very accessible book, Jon Sandifer explains the basic principles of Feng Shui Astrology, otherwise known as 9 Star Ki, enabling the reader to work out their own primary, character and energetic numbers. Using this combination it is possible to understand our essential nature, the kind of career which would be most suitable, any particular body strengths and weaknesses and much more.

"A fascinating book which adds a new dimension to understanding ourselves, our relationships and our place in life."

Feng Shui Society
Those who have attended any of Jon's talks or workshops will recognise his style in this book. You will be able to picture him, perched on a stool, calmly combining ancient philosophy with yarns from the motor racing world whilst making you feel as though you have an amazing grasp of this complex subject.

The book is a breath of fresh air. No Chinese words or symbols here. Just the simple explanations and the putting everything into context we have come to expect from Jon. An introduction which acts as a long contents page allows us to see the whole picture. This is followed by an overview of the basic concepts of yin and yang and the Five Transformations, Elements, with a useful table giving the emotions and behaviours attached to each Ki number.

The section on the I-Ching offered useful interpretations of the trigrams and, like the rest of the book, is illustrated with examples of famous people. Relationships are well covered and are explored in terms of the I-Ching family and Five Transformations, which enables us to plot our relationships with our family.

An exciting new departure in the section on time builds on using the Ki numbers of plan projects, house moves etc in a given year by offering a simple method of finding auspicious months as well. Directionology, which the Ki is so good at, is also covered.

True understanding comes only from personal study and not from information which is given by someone else. Sound advice to conclude a very useful addition to your bookshelves.