Feng Shui

Una introducción

Ole Bruun, Sandra Chaparro Martínez

• Editore: Ediciones Akal
• Anno: 2015
• ISBN:
  9788432317941
• Edizione: 1
• Argomento: Teologia e religione
• Categoria: Religioni asiatiche

El feng shui se conoce en Occidente desde hace más de ciento cincuenta años, pero siempre se había considerado una forma primitiva de superstición. Tanto es así que, en época moderna, los sucesivos regímenes políticos de China han prohibido su práctica. Sin embargo, en las últimas décadas, el feng shui se ha convertido en una corriente espiritual a nivel mundial. Se han fundado numerosas asociaciones de profesionales, se han publicado miles de libros, existen innumerables páginas web sobre feng shui y millones de personas en todo el mundo solicitan los servicios de los especialistas.

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