Understanding Your BAZI（八字）

Understanding Your BAZI（八字）, Taking Charge of your Health…

Do you know that your Destiny Chart tells you more than you will ever know about your body and your health? To understand how this applies and improve our quality of life, read more…

A Few Good Days

A Few Good Days - The Chinese Guide to Perfect Timing

‘There is a time for everything’ – this ageless advice is mentioned and preached across all beliefs and faiths and cannot be more appropriate than to be applied to our daily lives.

The Main Entrance

The Main Entrance - The origin of good energies (气口)

One must always take care of the main entrance to his home as he would for his mouth to his body.

The source of misfortunes often originates from the mouth. The food we take and the words we use often result in irreversible consequences.

It is said that the success of the home thus lies in the order of the main entrance, its direction, orientation, location and its composition.

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Chinese Valentine’s Day 2010 (七月初七 情人节)

Chinese Valentine's Day falls on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month in the Chinese calendar, which is on Monday, 16 August 2010.

The romantic love story begins with an orphaned Cowherd (牛郎) who chanced upon seven fairy sisters who came to earth. Captured by the youngest sister’s beauty, the cowherd asked for her hand and eventually married, leaving her other six sisters to return to Heaven. Read more... Link  

Dance of Celebrations

This day is after all, is the auspicious day to start work officially after the days of revelry.

The 12th Moon - Preparing for the Year of the Golden Tiger (年 初 十二月 - 庚寅)

The significance is renewal. Out goes the old year, with it the misfortunes, mistakes, poor health, bad debts & negative bearings.

Japan Plus Interview

Deputy Managing Editor, Yuki Yoshino interviewed Mr. Ken Koh, Principal Consultant of House of Feng Shui to feature the practice and interest of the subject in Singapore. This article first appeared in J-Plus, a monthly update serving the 25,000-strong Japanese population in Singapore.

Here is an excerpt of the interview which threw light into the myths and facts surrounding the practice which has since caught up with the Japanese imagination….

An Afternoon with NANYANG BUSINESS SCHOOL

On the afternoon of 16th April 2010, MBA undergraduates of the Nanyang Business School gathered to receive tips and applications on the enterprise of FENG SHUI practices in Singapore.

Proceeds from this talk goes to the Singapore Children’s Society

Standard Chartered Bank Priority Banking invites top executives of major unions and co-operatives in Singapore to an intimate and sumptuous dinner at the Shangri-La Hotel on 3rd March 2010.