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| 7 Oct 2001 |
Translation Of An Excerpt From Kuo P'u's Ch'ing-Lang Hai-Jiao Ching
by Eva Wong
In this Special Feature, you will find a translation of an excerpt from Kuo P'u's Ch'ing-Lang Hai-Jiao Ching (Treatise on the Primal Order of All Things). While there are many books written about feng-shui, translations of feng-shui classics are rare. This is probably why feng-shui is widely misunderstood in the West.
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Eva Wong
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| 12 Aug 2001 |
Review: Xuan Kong Feng Shui Homestudy Course
At a time when there are many homestudy courses on the Xuan Kong (or Hsuan-k'ung) school of feng-shui, it is refreshing to see one that teaches Xuan Kong materials authentically. Structured in twenty lessons, this volume covers the basic and necessary information that any serious student of Xuan Kong should know.
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Eva Wong
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| 25 May 2001 |
Yang K'un-sun
Yang K'un-sun (Yang I) lived toward the end of the T'ang dynasty (618 - 906 CE). Historical records tell us that he was a court astronomer and geographer. Yang's greatest contribution to k'an-yu was his theory and method of p'ai-lung, which are used today by both the San-yüan and Hsüan-k'ung schools of feng-shui.
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