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| 30 Jul 2002 |
Developers ignore Feng Shui at their peril
Feng Shui from a real estate guru’s point of view.
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Ozzie Jurock
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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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Joey Yap
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| 13 Jul 2002 |
Feng Shui and Gardening by Cate Bramble
Cate Bramble educates Feng Shui enthusiasts on Feng Shui gardens
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Cate Bramble
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| 6 Jul 2002 |
Riding the Wind of an Ancient Practice
by Kartar Diamond
Just like people, buildings have their own personalities: strengths, weaknesses, and unique characteristics based upon when they are built and what direction they are oriented. Almost like an astrology chart for your house, it is the position of the solar system at the time of construction, combined with the geomantic pulls of the earth which produces an unseen blue print of energy that impacts the people living or working inside.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 25 Jun 2002 |
Science, Synchronicity, and Qi: Understanding a Holistic Reality (Part 3)
Numbers and more learning references
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Elizabeth Moran
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| 22 Jun 2002 |
Science, Synchronicity, and Qi: Understanding a Holistic Reality (Part 2)
Part 2 – Understanding the concept of ‘Qi’.
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Elizabeth Moran
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| 20 Jun 2002 |
Science, Synchronicity, and Qi: Understanding a Holistic Reality (Part 1)
An excellent tutorial to Feng Shui from the authors of ‘The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Feng Shui”
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Elizabeth Moran
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| 17 Jun 2002 |
Authentic Feng Shui
Ms. Kushi shows you the difference between traditional and new Feng Shui.
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Melissa Kushi
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| 7 Jun 2002 |
A Ghost in the House: Three Case Studies
A ghost in the house? What has it got to do with Feng Shui? Find out here!
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Barbara Finch
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| 14 May 2002 |
Flying Star Case Study
Juergen Wessel shows you how opening a window and moving a table could bring remarkable changes.
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Juergen Wessel
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| 29 Apr 2002 |
Xuan Kong Feng Shui: The element of time
A special article about Xuan Kong Feng Shui in Spanish.
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Helen Possas
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| 26 Apr 2002 |
What is the Luoshu?
There exists mathematic patterns in nature (the macrocosmic) that we (the microcosmic) conform to! Learn more about the Luo Shu!
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Elizabeth Moran
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| 18 Apr 2002 |
The Disciplines of Feng Shui
The words feng and shui literally mean wind and water, but the exact translations of Chinese characters is difficult because each character may have multiple meanings.
Feng shui has recently been erroneously relegated to interior design and furniture placement. Although these are factors involved in some forms of feng shui, they are inaccurate descriptions because they are incomplete.
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Bill Clement
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| 26 Mar 2002 |
Feng Shui - A Change for Balance and Harmony
Feng Shui teaches us how to create harmony and balance around us. Literally translated from Chinese, Feng Shui, means wind and water. It could be said very simply that Feng Shui is the art and science of capturing chi with water and moving it with wind. As we delve a little deeper into Feng Shui we can see the oneness and interconnectedness of all things on all levels and dimensions.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 19 Feb 2002 |
Yin House Feng Shui
Few people in the West are aware that Feng Shui has two sides. Feng Shui corresponds to both Yin and Yang. Yang House Feng Shui is what most people understand to be Feng Shui. This is the analysis and remedy of a house for the living. Yin House Feng Shui is looking at how to select the best possible gravesite for the deceased.
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Chris Shaul
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| 12 Jan 2002 |
Shapes In Feng Shui
Have you ever seen an unusual house with an odd design? How did the house make you feel? Were you confused or have a dizzy sensation? Did you get lost inside the home? Often in an effort to make a statement or to add a personal uniqueness, architects play with the shape of a house.
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Chris Shaul
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| 5 Dec 2001 |
A Glimpse Into The Yi Jing
If you are looking into the origins of Feng Shui, you certainly cannot miss that Feng Shui is based on the Yi Jing (also known as the I Ching). The Yi Jing is a profound Chinese oracle. It is one of the five classics of Chinese writing.
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Chris Shaul
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| 29 Nov 2001 |
Eight House Theory And The Derivation Of The Stars
Eight House Theory is based on the Qing Dynasty book Ba Zhai Ming Jing...
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Lorraine Wilcox
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| 6 Nov 2001 |
The Luo Shu, A Hidden Tai Ji?
The LUO SHU is also called the magic square. Magic square because the numbers added up diagonal, horizontal or vertical result always in 15. It is said that in ancient times a turtle emerged from the river Luo with markings on its back resembling these numbers given below
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Juergen Wessel
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| 5 Nov 2001 |
The Flying Stars Of War Against Terrorism And Anthrax
Less than a month after the 11th Sept, terrorist attack on World Trade Centre, America launched the counter strike and started bombing of Afghanistan on the night of 7th Oct., 2001. This development is amazing matching with the Chinese art of Four Pillars of Destiny and Flying stars feng shui which I have briefly explained in my previous articles on the 911 incident.
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Raymond Lo
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