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In Feng Shui, normally when we purchase a property we would like it to be as rectangular or as squarish as possible, without any missing corners or look like a piece of irregular-shaped jigsaw puzzle. This is to make sure that the Qi within the property is as “complete” as possible. Look at . . . → Read More: On Missing Corners and Weakened Sectors Whilst I am not one to advocate changing the natal (original) luck of a property, I am concerned about the advice given by some feng shui practitioners. Within the same month I have 3 friends coming to verify some advice given by feng shui practitioners about changing the Period of house*. One said . . . → Read More: Changing the Luck of Your House This is for the mommies and daddies who had been trying very hard to fullfil their baby dreams and their parents are starting to tap their foot wondering what’s taking so long, could try Fertility Feng Shui to help move things along. Yes, surprise, surprise. Feng Shui can also help in baby-making. . . . → Read More: Oh Baby, Baby. After blogging a bit about Office Feng Shui some 2 months back, I got many requests asking to put up the calculations for easy reference. So here it is: Gua Calculation for males: First take your year of birth and reduce the numbers to a single digit. eg. If you are born on the . . . → Read More: Cubicle Feng Shui revisited We all know the each house or property has a front and a back (well, duh…). But with modern architectural designs nowadays one would sometimes be hard pressed to tell where front begins and the back ends. In feng shui, before anything can proceed, 2 things must be determined: 1) The facing direction of . . . → Read More: Determining the Facing Direction of a Property Just gave a talk on introductory feng shui and the question asked most often was “What’s the difference between symbolic feng shui and classical feng shui?”. Here’s the short version: Classical feng shui achieves harmony and balance by manipulating or managing the existing Qi in a house or a given location while symbolic feng . . . → Read More: Symbolic Feng Shui Apart from doing audits for the residential and the commercial, I’ve came across several requests from clients to use feng shui to improve their office area, namely their work cubicles. Regardless of whether your cubicle is surrounded by 3 panels or the open-concept version, you can still improve your work relationships with your . . . → Read More: Cubicle Feng Shui In feng shui, as understood by the masses, water is generally equated to wealth. But that in itself is a misconception. In classical feng shui Water DOES NOT EQUAL Wealth If it does then I am still waiting for my truck loads of money to arrive since I have the sea . . . → Read More: Water, water everywhere |
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