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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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| 18 Nov 2005 |
Three Steps to Crystal Healing
by Karen Ryan
There are three steps to effective crystal healing. While you are wearing your crystals as jewelry or in a pouch at your heart center, the crystal vibrations work continuously on your imbalances.
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Karen Ryan
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| 11 Nov 2005 |
Feng Shui For The Kitchen
by Dragon-Gate.com
The kitchen should ideally be located in the Tien Yi, of Heavenly Doctor direction of the main breadwinner of the home. This area can be located by using our free Gua Calculator service.
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Dragon-Gate.com
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| 4 Nov 2005 |
Busting the Myth of the Water Dragon
by Sherry Merchant
Certified Mastery Academy Instructor
Early into my exposure to Feng Shui, I started hearing about the mysterious “water dragon”, generally in hushed tones and it made me wonder what all the discussion was about. It appeared to be the magical formula for wealth creation in an instant.
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MasteryJournal.com
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| 28 Oct 2005 |
The Feng Shui of the Office
by Yelena Andreyeva
Special to St. Petersburg Times
In the U.S. one third of company losses related to employee absences are due to illness health caused by poor working conditions, according to a report by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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The St. Petersburg Times
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| 21 Oct 2005 |
Four Pillars of Destiny in a Nutshell
by Judy Adler-Morris
I was asked recently ‘What are the pillars in the Four Pillars?” So I am writing this article to begin explaining the concept and some of the terms of Four Pillars of Destiny.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 14 Oct 2005 |
Feng Shui can work wonders at hospitals and clinics
by S.BS. Surendran
When our loved ones or someone dear is ill and one needs to visit a hospital or clinic, most of us feel the discomfort of being in an alien place greeted by people dressed in white with the walls too coloured in white and the smell of the heavy fumigation
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S. BS. Surendran
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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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| 30 Sep 2005 |
Feng Shui Money Tips
by Stephanie Roberts
A true experience of prosperity is determined not by how much money you have, but by how well you notice and enjoy what is already present in your life.
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Stephanie Roberts
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| 16 Sep 2005 |
Book Review: Mian Xiang - Discover Face Reading
by Suan Tew
Joey Yap's latest book, 'Discover Mian Xiang' has finally been released. It is the founder of the Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics's third 'learning book', after 'Stories and Lessons on Feng Shui' and 'BaZi: The Destiny Code'.
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Suan Tew
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| 9 Sep 2005 |
Clear Your Clutter and Help Hurricane Katrina Victims
by Robyn Bentley
In addition to helping the hurricane victims, clearing your clutter will help you too. After you clear your clutter, your home will feel more positive and so will you. Here are some tips to help you get started.
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Robyn Bentley
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| 2 Sep 2005 |
Feng Shui makes its way into college dorms
by Karen Guzman, Raleigh News & Observer
When students descend on college campuses, many will be faced with trying to fit their microwave, stereo equipment, computers, refrigerators, hampers and bins of clothes, shoes and, oh, let's not forget a roommate or two into a cell-like space that will be home sweet home for the next year.
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Inside Bay Area
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| 19 Aug 2005 |
Architecture and Fengshui
by Riceles Araújo Costa
Areas and rooms where we can feel balance and harmony attract our eyes and we want get inside it. Our brain looks for symmetry, ratio, order and clarity. This is not only related to what we see but also what we hear, touch, smell and taste.
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Riceles Araújo Costa
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| 12 Aug 2005 |
Expanding Your Family - Fertility and Feng Shui
by Leslie Jacobson
So many of you are looking for a little help in increasing your odds (or that of a family member) of becoming pregnant. But how can Feng Shui help you in your fertility quest?
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Leslie Jacobson
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| 5 Aug 2005 |
Timing Good Feng Shui Luck
by the Mastery Academy Research Center
Before attempting to define 'good luck' it would be wise to consider what category of luck that is taking effect. The very crucial Cosmic Trinity explains that a person's total Destiny is influenced proportionally by 3 kinds of luck factors - Heaven luck, Man luck, and Earth luck.
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MasteryJournal.com
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| 30 Jul 2005 |
Chakras – Balance Your Body’s Energy For Health and Harmony
by Patricia Mercier
Chakras exert an attracting or repelling action, according to their direction. A clockwise chakra attracts an anticlockwise chakra and vice versa.
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Patricia Mercier
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| 22 Jul 2005 |
Feng Shui Field Trip
by Anthea Appel
I want you to think about your neighborhood and tell me: Is there a location or a shop that never seems to stay in business? No matter how many different owners or the kind of merchandise they sell - that one little shop or location can’t seem to stick around.
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Anthea Appel
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| 16 Jul 2005 |
Conquering the Clutter
by Stephanie Roberts
Is your home filled with a lot of stuff that you don't really use or need, but that you just can't seem to part with? Do you make quick progress in the first stages of clutter-clearing, only to hit a wall when the easy stuff is gone and you're faced with difficult decisions about what really counts as a "treasure"?
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Stephanie Roberts
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| 8 Jul 2005 |
Feng Shui Consultant Analyzes Celebrity Couples and Their Bedroom Compatibility
Robyn Bentley, a feng shui consultant and author of "Creating A Haven: Simple Steps for a Healthy and Nurturing Home," takes a look at some famous couples and their feng shui bedroom compatibility.
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PR Web™
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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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