Nourish the mind like you would your body. The mind cannot survive on junk food.   continue reading

A superb artical on everything you need to know about Chinese culture, etiquette, protocol, visiting, doing business and communicating in or with China. I was born in Hong Kong and I know that there are many protocols, values and traditions that the Chinese hold close and since I still travel a lot in Asia on Feng Shui consultations and teaching. Follow this link for More details…   Responses to “Chinese culture, etiquette & protocol, a must read…”  1. Derek Says:July 12th, 2007 at 11:11 pmThis is a superb bit of work, so interesting and so many things i would ... continue reading

Dear MichaelI recently had a feng shui practitioner visit my home and after three hours of her being there I felt like I was living in the worst house in the world. She told me because the front door was lined up with the rear door it meant we would always have money problems. Our car parking area at the front of our home was blocking any energy coming in. The drains outside the front ran from left to right or whatever she said meant that my husband would be unfaithful and arguments and disputes within the family were inevitable, the list went on.We have lived in this home for almost ... continue reading

Just a quick note to let you know that the monthly updates, almanac, twelve animal and Xuan Kong flying stars have been uploaded on the main site, click here to view them. I am now back from my travels for a few weeks so hoping to get some posts on this blog in the next few days.   Responses to “July 2007 monthly updates”  1. Snoskred Says:July 4th, 2007 at 4:57 amHi, Just dropping by to let you know I’m going to mention your site as a good reference for info on Feng Shui in a blog post I am writing about Feng Shui, sometime over the next couple of days.I want ... continue reading

Are you prepared for 2022?Also known as Ch’i, Ki, Prana or Mana. Together with the sun, wind and water it is life, without it we would not exist. It is an invisible force that is around us at all times, it affects our health, wealth and happiness. Try and imagine you are Qi and you are roaming around your home, are there areas that make you want to go faster, maybe in a long hallway, are there areas that make you slow down because there are pieces of furniture in your way or maybe a pot plant outside that fills in a dark corner.Try and look at your house and ... continue reading

I am currently in Malaysia at the moment and amazed at how many market stalls and shops that are selling allegedly ancient Feng Shui items like Lou Pans, Ba Gua mirrors and temple Lions, they all claim they date back hundreds or even thousands of years and I have to say they look pretty impressive but believe me these replicas are probably only a few days/weeks/months old, whether you are in Honk Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or Beijing and you are in a normal market type area you are very unlikely to find genuine antiques relating to Feng Shui or other artefacts. I have even seen these ... continue reading

As I am working in Singapore and Malaysia this week I thought I would go and visit the new Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in the heart of Chinatown Singapore (pictures below). Of the 420kg of solid gold it took to build this remarkable structure, 234kg was melted from donated gold jewelry pieces from locals, talk about hearts of gold, it is incredible to see. The building is amazing and inside is laden with gold statues, tiles and flooring. The seven story building will open on Vesak day which sadly I will miss, if you are in Singapore on the 31st May (check dates to confirm) you should pop ... continue reading

================================================================ 10 Top tips that we use in our home and business. ================================================================1) Use the Tong Shu (almanac) for selecting important dates like weddings, engagements, starting a new business, signing contracts, interviews, travel, installing a pond or water feature, getting married, building work. Any event that you think is important. 2) Don’t assume when something bad happens in your life that your Feng Shui has gone pear shaped, it is probably just a passing influence of the monthly ... continue reading

For those of you that do not know me or are new to our website and newsletters you will soon find I love photography with such a passion and always capture many images on my travels and use them in my training as powerful teaching aids.The photo below was taken (I think around 5am) from my hotel room in Lausanne, Switzerland a few weeks ago, the area is breathtaking and whilst I was working here I felt very much on holiday. The Feng Shui of the majority of the town was very good with spectacular views over the lake and Alps beyond.From a Feng Shui point of view the image would be very ... continue reading

Welcome to our Blog. I will be updating this blog often as I now have the freedom to update from anywhere in the world, so a great opportunity to share with you all some photos and learning on my travels from all over the world.All you long term followers of our website know that we do a newsletter each month and currently we have a database of over 60.000 subscribers, our biggest problem is that every time we do a newsletter it generates far too much response and it is impossible to deal with the thousands of emails we received each month so we have not done a newsletter in a while. ... continue reading