Da Gua: New Construction Timing

Da Gua: New Construction Timing

A Da Gua property audit is a structured walkthrough, and how Da Gua selects the construction start date and the moving-in date for a new building is the step this page explains in full. The method is learnable and the steps are repeatable.

Every Da Gua audit follows the same sequence, and how Da Gua selects the construction start date and the moving-in date for a new building is where the sequence gets most of its practical decisions. Here is how it works.

how Da Gua selects the construction start date and the moving-in date for a new building starts with the facing classification, because the entire chart depends on it, and the wrong facing makes every downstream reading wrong. The facing is determined by the most open, bright and active side of the building, with the main door as a tiebreaker. For apartments, the balcony view usually overrides the corridor door. The luo pan reading is taken at the facing, the hexagram ring is noted, and the period is confirmed from the construction date.

With the facing and period set, how Da Gua selects the construction start date and the moving-in date for a new building works through the three critical bearings: the door, the water direction, and the sitting. The door bearing is checked against the period hexagram, the water direction is checked against the wealth line, and the sitting is checked for backing support. Each gets a verdict: matched, mismatched, or neutral. The combined verdict is the Da Gua reading, and it takes about 30 minutes on site if you know the method.

The audit ends with the honest summary: what the property can do, what it cannot do, and whether renovation or relocation is warranted. Da Gua does not recommend cures, it recommends actions: move the door, redirect the water, change the usage. The reading is only as good as the action it produces, which is why the best audits end with a to-do list, not a decoration list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a full audit take?

On site, 30 to 60 minutes. The preparation and chart construction take another hour at the desk.

Can I audit my own property?

You can learn the method from the pillar page on this site. The luo pan measurement is the part that needs practice and the right instrument.

What if the facing is ambiguous?

This is common in modern apartments, and it is the single most frequent source of chart errors. When two sides compete, the practitioner reads both and checks which produces a coherent chart.

For the full method, see the Xuan Kong Da Gua Complete Guide. To book a reading, visit the consultation page.