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Must Have Feng Shui Enhancers for The Year 2009

The coming year fills with good fortune. To enhance, display a Jade Ox in the Northeast of your house in the living room. Besides that, you need to enhance the good areas and suppress the bad areas to ensure a good year comes to you and all the bad or misfortune luck is under control. Take note on the following enhancers and cures that you should display in your home according to the areas stated.

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Your Luck & Remedies In The Year Of The EARTH OX 2009

Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Boar

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Flying Star Feng Shui Update - 12th Month of the Wu Zi Earth Rat Year

6th January 2009 - 3rd February 2009

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Fishy Matters

Malay Mail (Tuesday, 6th January 2009)
I’m currently in the midst of renovating my new condominium. Rearing fish has always been my hobby since young and so I am setting up a salt water aquarium just inside my entrance.....

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Feng Shui World Latest Issue ( January/February 2009 ) is Out. Get Your Copy Now!

As Feng Shui World enters its 7th year, we’ve changed to a handier size, so you can carry the magazine more handily and conveniently around and use it even more as a reference source to update your feng shui from month to month.....

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Watch Your Feet!

The Chinese believe “cold arises from the feet” and “a person’s aging starts from the feet”. The feet are the source of hidden troubles for premature senility and pathological changes in the human body. They Chinese believe that every meridian point in our feet is a part of our body system; therefore foot reflexology is the ideal treatment for the elderly, the stressed executive, the sportsman, in fact just about anybody.....

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Flying Star Feng Shui Update - 11th Month of the Wu Zi Earth Rat Year

7th December 2008 - 5th January 2009

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Feng Shui Plants

Plants represent the most positive attributes of the growing wood element – the only element amongst the five elements that has life. Plants possess intrinsic yang energies that enhance all the space around them. Plants also manifest the balance of yin and yang in the garden, responding to the mix of sunlight and shade, water, and nutrients from the soil.

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Integrating The Five Elements Into Buildings

The basis of element feng shui is the productive and exhaustive relationship between the five elements of fire, wood, earth, water and metal. These relationships are cyclical and depending on the nature of the relationship in any given space and at any given time, they generate positive or negative effects on the luck of living and working environments.

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How Do You Cope With Stress?

Stress comes from anxiety, fear, guilt and pressure. It is basically a self-evident inability to cope accompanied by a deteriorating sense of self-worth. The inability to cope with stress directly affects our sense of well being, happiness and feng shui.

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Lillian Too's Feng Shui Extravaganza 2009 - Kota Kinabalu

Date: Sunday, 15th February 2009                              Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Venue: 1 Borneo Ballroom, 1 Borneo Hypermall, 3rd Floor, Jalan UMS, 88400 Kota Kinabalu

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Flying Star Feng Shui Update - 10th Month of the Wu Zi Earth Rat Year

7th November 2008 - 6th December 2008

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Feng Shui World Latest Issue ( November/December 2008 ) is Out. Get Your Copy Now!

This issue, the credit crunch that led to a worldwide drop in stock market prices is very much on everyone’s minds. Never before has the world seen such chaos in the financial markets. October saw a number of the biggest banking names collapse, several others coming close, forcing national governments to step in with multi-billion dollar bailouts. What happened.....

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Conventional Versus Nouveau Feng Shui

In recent years, feng shui has become so widely accepted and popular that on a global basis, we are now seeing a polarization of the practice so that lines are being drawn between what the older Masters term TRADITIONAL FENG SHUI and what the modern practitioners call NOUVEAU FENG SHUI.....

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Feng Shui Art In Hotel Rooms

This hotel room needed a large piece of art. The print of “Chinese Coins” adds some warmth to the room with the gold energy. There are 8 coins which is very auspicious and wonderful for prosperity.....

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The Eyes Have It

Eyes are a vital part of us. Fragile and invaluable to our well being, our eyes give us the ability to work and to be creative. Eyes show us the world around us, and tell us how the people around us respond and feel. When we talk to others, we can see what their eyes are saying and whether this is in sync with the words coming forth.....

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Check Out Your Doorways

The main door to your house is the principle entry of chi entering your living space so it usually commands the attention of many feng shui masters. The best kinds of entrances are usually prominently positioned and solidly built so it can be warmly welcoming to luck-bringing energy, yet at the same time is sturdy enough to withstand negative energy trying to enter.

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28 Superstitious Taboos

These are some of the more common “taboos”, of living that are the superstitions of our belief systems. The motivation behind these cultural prohibitions is always good, but superstitions usually defy conventional logic. Should we dismiss them as outright nonsense?

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Five Women Warriors

They are associated with superlative adjectives of courage, steadfastness and loyalty. They come from different periods of China’s history and their names have been immortalised as heroines of the land.....

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Tips On Looking For The Dragon's Lair

In the old days when feng shui was a mysterious and little known practice, aging masters kept many of their secrets to themselves, making the practice of feng shui a cryptic and difficult exercise. Feng shui experts would scour the land in search of dragons and their hiding places. This use of physical identification of the terrain to locate potential sites of good fortune wrapped itself around dragon metaphor. The method was called the Form School of Feng Shui.

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