BAGUA METHODS - COMPARISON RECORD
Original cultural-layout worksheet, not a survey or professional analysis.

Home, unit or named room being mapped:
Outline used:
Fixed entrance chosen:
Entrance-side wall:
North reference and how it was obtained:
North reference is measured / assumed for exercise / uncertain:
Teacher, book or source:
Exact method name:
Grid or sector procedure used:
Any extra rules for facing, time or personal directions:
One fixed object:
Its compass direction in the stated example:
Its compass-association label:
Its entry-aligned label:
Why the labels differ:
Uncertainty about the outline or orientation:
The real room-use problem:
One modest change I could reverse:
Access, light and other resident needs:
What became easier or harder in normal use:

Checks:
- A page drawn north-up does not make the entrance north.
- A south-up source chart must be read using its direction labels.
- Do not combine the wealth label from one method with the career
  label from another and call the result one consistent map.
- Equal teaching rectangles are not a complete compass analysis.
- Labels do not diagnose life problems or prove causes.
- Keep the actual doorway and room functions usable.