Pa-Kua number of a person, a highly significant one in the calculation of ‘Feng Shui’, is evaluated with the aid of Date of birth using the Lunar Calendar. Kua Numbers defer in accordance to the gender. The number rotate in clockwise for men and counter clockwise for women, providing them different Kua numbers.

Besides, being used for practicing Feng Shui, the Kua number is also used for determining compatibility between partners, spouses and children.

After finding out the Kua Number, the next step is Lo Shu numbers which enables to find out the best and worst locations within the Lo Shu grid. As per the legend about 4000 years back a noble Tortoise emerged from the legendary River Lo, carrying on its huge back, nine numbers that were arranged in a grid pattern. This pattern came to be known as the Lo Shu. The squares in the Lo Shu grid have numbers from 1 to 9. By adding up 3 numbers in any straight line it will total 15, making the Lo Shu a magical square.

This interaction of numbers gives rise to either the killing energy or good luck energy that is so essential to identify while using Feng Shui. By knowing your Lo Shu number you can arrange and position your room, house and office according to it and create a good Feng Shui.