How do you apply Feng Shui when you and your partner, living together, belong to opposite Kua groups? What about if you have a family of four living together, whose Kua should you use for Feng Shui?
These situations are quite common when applying the Eight Mansions Feng Shui. If you’re in this situation, don’t worry because the application of Feng Shui is fluid! Continue Reading →
Kitchen has a VERY important role in residential Feng Shui. When we do a Feng Shui analysis of a home, the three most important living areas to look at are (1) the front door, (2) the bedroom, and (3) the kitchen.
You may already know why the front door and the bedroom is important. For those that don’t know, here’s a brief explanation. Continue Reading →
“Place a water fountain in your Feng Shui wealth area to attract money luck.”
“Hang a mirror in your dining area to increase your wealth.”
While these are common Feng Shui tips and practices for wealth, they only scratch the surface of what Feng Shui wealth is really about.
Feng Shui Masters understand this. On top of what you already know, they know how to create powerful Feng Shui setups to attract wealth. A few of the setup include the “Water Dragon” setup and the “Five Ghost Carrying Wealth” setup.
This begs the questions, which a reader asked me: “If Feng Shui Masters know all about Feng Shui for wealth, how come they are not rich?” Continue Reading →
If you’re looking to improve the Feng Shui of your home, you MUST know what the Yin Yang Theory is and how to apply it.
Don’t worry, it’s not that hard. In fact, I think it’s much easier than the Feng Shui Five Elements, which is just as important to understand.
When applying the Yin Yang theory to your home’s Feng Shui, balance is key. To get there, you’ll need to know what constitutes as Yin or Yang and how to balance them with methods backed by science. That is what this article is about. Continue Reading →
One of the common dilemmas couples face when choosing a house is when the Feng Shui ‘needs’ of the two individuals differ – one belongs to the West group while the other belongs to the East group. As a result, many people have the unfounded fear that a house will only benefit one person and not the other, and often ask how the Feng Shui of a house should be planned and who it should benefit.
This scenario is extremely common, but please do not worry! Continue Reading →
I began learning Feng Shui in 2010. I haven’t heard of dowsing until Uncle Dixer mentioned it to me in March of 2017.
Interestingly enough, a couple of weeks later I heard of it mentioned again when I was talking to a friend about her experiences with Feng Shui. She saw a television show that featured a Feng Shui practitioner who was detecting “Feng Shui energies” by holding two metal rods in his hands. She thought it was a Feng Shui practice.
This made me wonder: all this time that I’ve been learning about Feng Shui, how come I’ve never heard of dowsing? Continue Reading →
