Chinese New Year in Asia is like Christmas in the Western world, and many people living in Asia follow some of the CNY rituals, no matter whether they are Chinese or not. Planning a short holiday and/or planning the best … Continued
6th January 2019 – 3rd February 2019 In each of the 9 grids below you will see two numbers. These are the so-called “Flying Stars”. The number on the upper left represents the annual star (red = afflictive, blue … Continued
The annual Feng Shui Extravaganza is always my highlight of the year. It gives me a chance to reconnect with my great Master, Lillian Too, while getting all her updates for the coming new year. Plus, it really is a … Continued
7th December 2018 – 5th January 2019 The Flying Star chart below shows 9 fields, each containing two numbers. The number on the upper left represents the annual star (red = afflictive, blue = auspicious – these should have … Continued
Success is a No 1 priority for many. Although the definition of success may vary from person to person, there are quite a few ways Feng Shui can help you achieve the success goal you have set yourself. First and … Continued
With Singapore smack dab in the heart of Southeast Asia, it is no surprise to find a heavy influence of feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of creating harmony and balance. Is it because of its good feng shui that … Continued
7th November – 6th December 2018 In each of the 9 grids below you will see two numbers. The number on the upper left represents the annual star (red = afflictive, blue = auspicious – these should have been … Continued
First impressions always count, and this also includes good Feng Shui for your main door. Your main entrance door is one of the most important places of your home because this is the “mouth” of your home, where the energy … Continued
8th October 2018 – 6th November 2018 The Flying Star chart below shows 9 fields, each containing two numbers. The number on the upper left represents the annual star (red = afflictive, blue = auspicious – these should have … Continued
Much has been said and written about “Crazy Rich Asians”, the movie based on Kevin Kwan’s novel, which has taken the world by storm. I wasn’t planning to jump on the bandwagon but having recently been in Germany and seen … Continued