Here in Asia, the 7th month of the Lunar calendar is known as the Hungry Ghost Month. This year it starts early, on 8 August, and will end on 6 September 2021, with Hungry Ghost Day or Hungry Ghost Festival … Continued
I find publications such as Expat Living magazine and The Finder really help us here in Singapore to beat the Covid blues. They continue to bring us great content, great inspiration, exciting events (yes, on-line events can be exciting too!) … Continued
Most of us have been working from home since the start of the Covid pandemic and it looks like working from home (WFH) has become the norm for many. While there are certainly some advantages to WFH, eg no commuting … Continued
Several of my clients are expecting a baby this spring and prompted by these wonderful news I thought I’d share some Feng Shui tips about baby’s room. Welcoming a new baby into the family is such a deep and life-changing … Continued
General Outlook for the Year The year 2020 turned out to be a challenging year as the world had to endure Covid19. Things will get better in the coming Year of the Metal Ox 2021. It is a year to … Continued
Chinese New Year is the biggest event in the Chinese calendar, just like Christmas in the Western world. Millions of people would usually travel to spend the festive time with their families or enjoy a short holiday. This year, Chinese … Continued
There are many traditions and rituals associated with Chinese New Year. One of them is to look at the auspicious door directions on the Day of Chinese New Year. Feng Shui Masters recommend to only open those doors that are … Continued
Whether you are back in the office or still working from home, now is a good time to start planning ahead for Chinese New Year, especially if you still have some days left from your annual leave. This year, Chinese … Continued
Like everything this year, Lillian Too’s Feng Shui Extravaganza was a bit different too. It was held on-line over three days from 4 – 6 December. I had kept the whole weekend free which was a good thing as it … Continued
I have always been fascinated by old graveyards. Shrouded in mystery and history and usually overgrown with vines, shrubs and wildflowers, I find they are most intriguing places. Not scary or spooky, but rather a medium to transport myself back … Continued