Feng Shui or right direction has many meanings

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

Feng Shui is a traditional Chinese way to make architecture, but it's also the way to make paintings and other things. Feng Shui is a visually attractive and calm way to put the things in some space. In art, Feng Shui means the way to take photographs or make paintings, that there is a certain harmony, and those pictures are sometimes very beautiful. This is one way to think about the "right position". But there are other meanings for that thing. In Eastern martial arts like Karate, this term means the point where the punch or kick gives the best result and effect.


Remember that those "self-defense"  skills were created for people, who couldn't carry weapons in their missions. They are not meant for any kind of fight, those punches are made for harming and injuring the opponent or even kill that person. Those punches what are giving as an example to eyes, neck or throat by using fingers and back of the hand are made for assassin, who worked for local landlords.


The original purpose of Karate or another kind of unarmed self-defense or combat skills is that the user of those skills would not need a weapon for the fight. That person was dangerous, even the knife or sword have been taking off. There are many modern martial arts, what are based on Karate, and what is taught to special forces and members of another similar organization what are working in law enforcement and intelligence like FBI and MVD, what agents must move across the borders and leave their handguns, or must face extremely dangerous people like armed drug addicts.


The power of those punches can be so high that they can break even roof tile,  and if the assassin would play some kind of massagist, would that allow that assassin can execute the target by giving deadly punch to the neck. When we are thinking or origin of those legendary martial arts, they were created for other purposes than sport. For sport, those skills are not used until 20th. century.