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Fengshui · By Post

A little
fortune,
by post.

One fengshui letter a month — hand-calculated, sealed, and posted worldwide.

Subscribe — $18.88 / monthWhat's inside
FROM THE DESK OF FU OCTOBER · FIRST LOOK
Preview of October’s artwork

Explore the envelope below.

An envelope with your name on it.
Tap the seal to open.
What's inside

Four pieces, under one stamp.

A hand-calculated reading, an almanac card, one keepsake made for that month alone, and a seal pressed by hand — everything folds flat and mails for the cost of a single stamp.

Inside every letter: the letter and ritual sheet, the Good-Days almanac card, this month's seal, and a rotating keepsake — this month the hand-drawn talisman, other months a bookmark or reference card — hand-addressed and posted worldwide, $18.88 a month, annual and gift options available
Why a letter

A small analogue moment.

Every month the qi of a home shifts — certain corners wake up, others ask to be left alone. The letter tells you what moved, and what to do about it.

Each month I write one fengshui letter: where the month's energy has settled, which sector of your home to activate and which to quiet, and one small ritual to do with your own hands. It is the same tradition I read from in person — the flying stars, the five elements, the almanac — delivered as something you can hold, pin above your desk, and act on. Each letter is set like a Tang-dynasty travel document (通关文牒) and stamped by hand in vermilion — a different seal every month.

Letters are written, stamped, and posted from Los Angeles. Some carry a hand-drawn talisman — a 符, the charm the practice is named for — different each time, drawn for the week it is posted.

Written in English · 中文提问亦可

Why subscribers stay

The almanac card is the piece you'll use every week.

宜忌

宜/忌 — the almanac's auspicious days, pinned up where you'll see them.

Every letter comes with a card marking the month's good days and the ones to leave alone. Everything else in the envelope gets read once; this is the piece that stays pinned up and gets checked all month long.

A full year of them is gathered once a year in The Almanac → — next edition 6 February 2027, the Year of the Fire Goat.

By Post

Monthly, annual, or as a gift.

壹 — I

The Monthly Letter

The month's fengshui, in your mailbox: the flying stars and what they mean for the rooms you live in, what to move, what to place, what to leave alone — and one small ritual for the month. Posted in the first week of every month.

$18.88 / monthsubscription
貳 — II

Annual

The same monthly letter, paid once a year — two months free compared to paying monthly. One less thing to remember at checkout each month.

$188 / yeartwo months free
叁 — III

Six-Month Gift

Give six months of letters to someone else. A one-time purchase — no ongoing subscription for you to manage, no card on file for them to worry about.

$108one-time, six letters

Letters ship worldwide. Outside the US, postage is already in the price — monthly, $21.88 · annual, $228 · six-month gift, $128. Nothing to add afterwards.

How it works

From my desk to your door.

一

You subscribe

That's all — just your mailing address. Nothing else is needed; the letter is written from the month, not from your birth chart.

二

I write

The monthly letter is written fresh each month from the almanac and the flying stars. Written reports are read and written one at a time — please allow up to two weeks.

三

It arrives

Stamped and posted, with that month’s keepsake in the envelope — a hand-drawn talisman at the turn of a season, a bookmark or reference card between. Monthly letters land in the first half of the month, in time to act on it.

The rotating keepsake

A published twelve-month calendar.

Every envelope carries a hand-calculated reading of the month, an almanac card of auspicious dates, and one keepsake made for that month alone — a hand-drawn talisman at each turn of the season, and between them bookmarks and reference cards. Each carries its month's solar terms on the back. Twelve of them complete the year.

FebruaryTalisman立春 · start of spring · Lunar New Year
MarchBookmarkA classical line, with my translation
AprilReference cardThe Luo Shu square
MayTalisman立夏 · start of summer
JuneBookmarkA classical line, with my translation
JulyReference cardThe 五行 cycle — generating & controlling
AugustTalisman立秋 · start of autumn
SeptemberReference cardThe eight trigrams, plain-language
OctoberBookmarkA classical line, with my translation
NovemberTalisman立冬 · start of winter
DecemberReference cardThe flying stars for the year ahead
JanuaryBookmarkA closing line for the year

Four talismans, four bookmarks, four reference cards — twelve pieces, twenty-four solar terms, one complete year. A separate full-year almanac release is coming, timed to Lunar New Year →

Behind the scenes

From my desk.

At the turn of each season

The talisman.

Fu Letters talisman — fine-line vermilion 符 on paper

符 — the charm the practice is named for.

Some mailings carry a talisman, drawn by hand in the Taoist tradition for the week it goes out — protection one time, clearing or invitation the next. No two are alike. They come at the turn of each season, with bookmarks and reference cards in the months between. Keep it in your wallet, tuck it above the door, or pass it on to someone who needs it. At Lunar New Year, subscribers receive a talisman drawn for the year ahead.

Stamped, like a passport

Twelve seals make a year.

The hand-carved seal, pressed in vermilion onto each month's letter

In the Tang dynasty, travelers carried stamped documents — 通关文牒 — each vermilion seal marking a checkpoint passed. Your letters work the same way.

Every monthly letter arrives stamped with that month's seal, pressed by hand in red from a traditional carved chop. Keep your letters together and the year assembles itself into a record — twelve seals, twelve months of your home's weather. Subscribers who complete a full year receive a thirteenth seal on their new-year letter, marking the year passed.

Testimonials

In their words.

"Fu has a really interesting big-data perspective on astrology — definitely helped guide me through some of the questions I had."

— GD

"Left the room shaking, 'nuff said."

— KJ

"This is my third year coming in for a yearly Feng Shui reading — and I'll keep coming for as long as I can."

— BZ
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In the US the monthly letter is $18.88 a month, $188 a year (two months free), or $108 as a six-month gift. Outside the US, postage is included in the price: $21.88 a month, $228 a year, or $128 as a gift. Written reports are available for specific questions. Prefer to sit in person? Readings are always open.

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