Welcome to the Year of the Wood Snake! Let's explore key trends shaping our lives this year: transformation, challenges, and human resilience, as highlighted by the annual Qi Men Dun Jia chart. This chart details…
Yin House Feng Shui Q&A
Q: Is Yin House Feng Shui still popular? If so, what training is required to get involved in this niche? A: Senior Master Yap Boh Chu: In Asia, Yin Zhai is still very popular. For…
Riding the Phoenix
Transitioning from Feng Shui Age 8 to Age 9 To say 2020 has been eventful, intense and unpredictable probably is an understatement. It is a dramatic and scary time for humanity as a whole. Many…
QMDJ June 2024 Forecast
The new solar month, Geng Wu 庚午 begins on the 5th of June 2024, and here is our QMDJ June 2024 Forecast. The first day, Geng Zi 庚子, aligning with the 29th day of the…
Classical Feng Shui for Contemporary Living
As our population demographic shifts towards an urban environment, the need for high density family homes continues to grow. Hence the design and integration of external communal leisure areas with internal private living spaces is…
Shen Sha 12 Zodiac Forecast
The Wood Dragon Year Jia Chen started on February 10, 2024, and will continue until January 28, 2025. This year marks the beginning of a new 10-year cycle, bringing opportunities for growth, change, and transformation.…
Practitioner’s Luo Pan User Guide
Now for the first-time, steps to align and read each of the 11 Rings of a San Yuan Luo Pan in detail. Based on Grand Master Joseph Yu’s Design. In addition to the Academica section,…
Climate Change and the Qi Connection
Today, we are living in an uncertain time, referred to as “Climate Change”. Scientists say the problem is due to too much carbon dioxide in our atmosphere. However carbon dioxide is part of the natural…
The Water of Life
Water is essential to life and is one of the 5 Chinese Elements. It is also the second part of the term feng shui, which means 'wind and water'. As such it is very important…
The Chinese art of Tai Ch’i Chuan – more than meets the eye
We are all familiar with the classic images of tai ch’i chuan being practised in Chinese parks but, integral with these slow, graceful movements lies a method of self-defence that is beneficial for mind, body…