In this issue we look at the connections between the lo shu magic square, colours and the associated 'flying stars' which can augur good or bad fortune s we know from the last issue, the…
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The Lo shu Magic Square Part 5
In this issue we continue to look at the practical application of the magic lo shu square. Last month we looked at your best and worst Directions. This month we will look at your best…
The Lo shu Magic Square Part 4
In previous issues we have looked at the theory behind the lo shu: now we turn to the practical application of this magic square. What can it do for you? here are a number of…
The Lo shu Magic Square Part 3
The magic lo shu square is not unique to China, having found its way into other ancient cosmologies as far back as the Babylonians he wisdom of the ancient Chinese is based on a preoccupation…
Schools of Feng Shui – Taoist Roots The Who, the What and the Tao
Feng shui is based on Chinese thinking developed thousands of years ago. In the first of two articles on Tao – which translates as ‘The Way’ – we look at the theoretical context in which feng…
The Lo shu Magic Square Part 1
The lo shu magic square is one of the oldest feng shui tools. Its grid of nine chambers helps to unlock the time dimension of feng shui, enabling the practitioner to decide on the…
The Lo shu Magic Square Part 2
In the last issue we looked at the history of the lo shu magic square. But the square is a powerful tool which can be used to enhance the feng shui of your home with…
I Ching Secrets Explored Learn the Secrets of the Worlds Oldest Book
A New Way of Looking at one of the Oldest Books In the World is Inspiring Beginners to pick up the I Ching. Nadia Raafat Reports ... ou have visions as to what somebody…
Beijing Autumn off the Beaten path We Check out Beijing's Form
Paris might have it Spring, I thought, but Beijing has its Autumn. The hot, humid days of Summer were gone, the smog-filled skies of Winter yet to come, and the dusty winds of Spring just…
The Secrets of Acupressure Under Pressure
Acupressure shares the same stable as acupuncture and other forms of Chinese traditional healing therapies. Jon Sandifer explains that, unlike acupuncture, it is relatively easy to learn and you can practise it on yourself hroughout…