Master Yun Reveals About His Fengshui Calligraphy PART 1

 

What’s with the fengshui calligraphy? How does it differ from the fengshui painting?

Let’s start with something simple: one is mainly an image, and the other, words.

A fundamental difference, and that’s how they affect us differently too.

Our brains speak through different languages. The left brain is more for words, logic, analytical processes. The right brain communicates through images, emotions, gives us the feels.

In this sense, fengshui paintings speak more to our right brain, and the fengshui calligraphy, more to our left.

 

And they work hand in hand. Surely, one can hop forward on one leg, but to move faster, to run, wouldn’t it be better to be on twos?

Different faiths and philosophies across different cultures evoke our spirits differently. Some, with their magnificent paintings, sculpture and majestic architecture, inspire the sublimity in us. Some, with their focus on words, scriptures and geometrical art, send us into a trance of thoughtful meditation.

There are times we need to use more of our feels and emotions, like when you are building relationships, making a deal. And there are times when we need to be analytical and logical, like when you are running a business, expanding the team. With your fengshui painting and fengshui calligraphy, you can interchange the paths of your meditation, complimenting your left and right.

And so, they are the yin and yang of fengshui art: the fengshui painting, and the fengshui calligraphy.

 

-- Kan, Executive Director
(as heard from Master Yun)