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| 25 Nov 2005 |
Location, Location, Location
by Joey Yap
We need to first be clear on the fact that we do indeed posses the ability to improve and further accelerate the Feng Shui potential within our homes. All that is required is a clear understanding on how it works.
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Joey Yap
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| 7 Oct 2005 |
Unlock Your Inner Talents
by Joey Yap
The primary strength of BaZi comes from the knowledge that helps us understand what we are truly capable of doing and how best we may achieve it.
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Joey Yap
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| 1 Jul 2005 |
Are You a Goat?
by Joey Yap
Anyone who’s an Astrologer or does it for a living will have experienced this at some point or other. An acquaintance or friend will come along and expect some tips on their life over tea or dinner.
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Joey Yap
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| 4 Oct 2004 |
Three In A Photo and the Middle Will Die
A great excuse to get out of a photo session with the annoying relatives, but is it really Feng Shui or plain superstition playing?
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Joey Yap
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| 15 Jul 2004 |
BaZi and Feng Shui - Distant Cousins?
Joey Yap gives us a rousing discussion on the pertinent subject of the inter-relation between BaZi - or Destiny analysis - and Feng Shui.
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Joey Yap
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| 6 May 2004 |
Bedroom Ecstacy
by Joey Yap
I have often been asked for tips on improving the Feng Shui of my clients and students’ bedrooms. As one of the key areas that is focused upon in a consultation and the very fact that we spend one-third of our lives in the bedroom, means the question is a very relevant one.
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| 21 Feb 2004 |
It’s a Cubicle Thing
by Joey Yap
Find out how you can maximize the Feng Shui of your work cubicle
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| 13 Feb 2004 |
Hoo Hah About Period 8
by Joey Yap
Just listening to the radio these days you would think the world was coming to an end on February 4th 2004. What with all the hype about Period 8, it reminds me of the millennium all over again when computers the world over were expected to come crashing down and the world thrown into chaos.
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| 29 Mar 2003 |
A Fishy Story
by Joey Yap
It seems, a very agitated Mrs Chan had the unfortunate coincidence of having one of her fishes go belly up on her. She was distraught – not because the fish had died- but because she had heard somewhere that when her pet goldfish dies, it has literally ‘sacrificed’ its life to protect Mrs Chan’s.
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| 22 Mar 2003 |
Where is my Love Corner?
by Joey Yap
After addressing the popular concept of a ‘wealth corner’ in our last issue, I felt the next step would be to explain more about the ‘love corner’. Now this is definitely a controversial topic with many people, attached or otherwise, having spent a considerable amount of wealth trying to ‘enhance’ this particular nook/cranny of their home.
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| 12 Mar 2003 |
Defining Feng Shui
by Joey Yap
When it comes to Feng Shui, I think there are generally three groups of people. There are the Believers, Skeptics and the In-Betweens. In-Betweens are those that are neither Believers but nor are they absolute Skeptics.
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| 3 Mar 2003 |
Where is my Wealth Sector?
by Joey Yap
I think one of the most common questions professional Feng Shui practitioners are asked in any Feng Shui audit is “Where is my Wealth sector”. Wealth sector in Chinese is known as “Cai Wei”. Is there really a “wealth” sector in every home?
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| 17 Jul 2002 |
Types of Classical Feng Shui
by Joey YapWhen Feng Shui was first used about 3000 years ago, it was called the art of KanYu. (KanYu describes the observation of forces between heaven and earth). Back then, the study of Feng Shui was not as developed with most of the information still in it’s infancy.
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| 22 May 2002 |
Book Review: A Master Course In Feng Shui by Eva Wong
by Joey Yap
Fans of Eva Wong will not be disappointed by the latest release from the Hong Kong-born master. Published by Shambhala Publications, Inc this book contains over 393 pages of pure Feng Shui wisdom.
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Joey Yap
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| 7 Apr 2001 |
Tong Shu
What is the Tong Shu and why does it mean so much to the Chinese?
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Joey Yap
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| 30 Jan 2001 |
Can Feng Shui Change Destiny?
Fate, destiny and the mysteries of Feng Shui: The story of a Triad Leader.
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Joey Yap
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| 10 Jan 2001 |
The Forms Feng Shui Of The Legendary Shao Lin Temple…
Fall from grace : A look at the Feng Shui structures of Shao Lin Temple.
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Joey Yap
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| 5 Jan 2001 |
The Theories Of San Sha, Tai Sui And Sui Po
by Joey Yap
Each year, certain directions are considered inauspicious because they can exert evil influences generally referred to as Sha Qi. Referred to as the San Sha, Tai Sui and Sui Po, these portents of Sha Qi change directions and locations annually, the change coinciding with Li Chun, the annual beginning date of the Chinese Solar Calendar.
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