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Feng Shui Case Studies

Stand Alone Buildings?

May 31, 2011

Dear All, THERE’S A BUG SO THIS PAGE ALWAYS SHOWS. SCROLL BELOW AND CLICK ON “NEXT POST” TO READ RECENT POSTS… well at least until this bug goes away… We arrived just before midday. These days the heat is getting quite unbearable. And there it was, staring blankly in front of us, sticking its head [...]

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House On A Hill is Not Always Good Feng Shui

May 25, 2011

The Emperor’s Classic For Houses says that a house builtsmack on the top of a rounded hillock will bring the occupants great wealth and high positions in government. Loosely, that means you will become rich and your career will soar. Is that so true? I say no.  

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Water Features Applied in Two Schools of Feng Shui

October 10, 2010

I was having lunch at one organic health food shop and was quite enchanted with the simple water feature that had been used to add ambience to the place. It was very innovative and fitted in well, offering serenity and privacy. I have seen this feature at quite a few places (sorry, no camera ready) [...]

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Water in Feng Shui – a Case Study

July 26, 2010

Water plays a big part in our lives, right? No? If the taps don’t work for a few hours, how comfortable would we be? It does eat into our comfort zone, doesn’t it? But on a bigger level, water in feng shui does more than causing that little discomfort. Fortunes, good or bad are decided [...]

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Of Feng Shui, Ghosts and Gods

June 25, 2010

Let me tell a story. It is a short story about feng shui, ghosts and gods. Feng Shui has always been associated some way or other with the supernatural and strange wise beings. We have the legend of Fu Xi who gave us the River Map. We also have Huang Shi Gong who taught, among [...]

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Bank of China

March 22, 2010

When it comes to theories and pieces of self professed wisdom, the feng shui theorist and enthusiast have no equal. Armed with logic and quotes, they will argue till the cows come. Even when the cows are cosily snuggled in, they will still not rest. Hong Kong is the bedrock of feng shui. They are [...]

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Feng Shui Considerations of A New Condominium

February 27, 2010

A good doctor asked me out for lunch one day. It was a warm gesture as it had been quite a long while since we last caught up. Really I had thought of inviting him earlier as, respectfully, he was my Tuina and acupuncture teacher. My lame excuse for not having done so was because [...]

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Clues Why Neighbours Have Different Feng Shui Luck

November 20, 2009

On this short little trip to India, I had many opportunities to look at towns and villages and try to view their affairs with feng shui eyes. In one bazaar, I stood at the corner of Noor’s fish wholesale store in the midst of the incessant honking and tooting. Here was a great look at [...]

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