We should observe some basic rules and when we notice there is a compromise, we can take steps to initiate cures. The principles of feng shui can be applied on large scales, such as geographic. And they can be applied on much smaller scales, down to how we arrange our individual workspaces, homes or rooms or even the clothes and jewelry we wear. You can even feng shui your car or your locker at school. It gets pretty technical.
Basic rules help to sort it out.
Feng shui applied on a geographic scale can help a developer decide which way to face a building in relationship to the sun or compass points, even the prevailing winds. Sometimes known as geomancers, feng shui experts who apply cosmic relationships to land use are actually acknowledging the scientific fact that there is a potent electromagnetic field that flows through and around the earth. Feng shui can also determine the most auspicious way to orient a building or group of buildings depending on the landscape characteristics. Considering things like slope of the land, predominant features like mountains or hills, sun exposure, water sources and existing buildings, feng shui uses specific principles to guide decisions that may seem like common sense later but are easy to overlook at first. Modern architecture or engineering often doesn't look at the big picture.