Feng Shui Compass

Year of Tiger

Feng Shui in the Tiger year (14 Feb. 2010  to 2nd Feb. 2011)

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What is Feng Shui?

Feng Shui is basically regarding the environment and orientation of our daily life. The most popular periods were in Tang Dynasty (A.D. 618 to 907) and Song Dynasty (A.D. 960 to 1280). The well known Masters of the time were Young, Tsui, Lui and Lai.

Good Feng Shui: Living in harmony and a comfortable environment with nature are classified as good Feng Shui. It is not superstition or magic but highly sophisticated calculations that were accumulated over years of experience in the past. It can help to reduce unfortunate impact or negative scenario and also helps to improve or enhance opportunity of fortune, health and comfort.

Feng Shui is not the most important factor in life, but with the help of Feng Shui, we can uncover our potential prosperity and minimize unhappy circumstances.

Year of Tiger

Feng Shui in the Tiger Year (14th Feb. 2010  to 2nd Feb. 2011)

The following information is based on the effect of the year's stars appearing at various directions at the front door of the house or apartment.

We hope this will help to minimize any unforeseen negative energy and improve the chances of well-being, fortune and comfort.

Good Luck and have prosperous happy year!

(In General)

This is the year of 'metal Tiger element’, in the first six months the strong and fierce Tiger will go down the hill to get his foodstuff, and then return home with a full belly as well as carrying the rest of his prey for the second half of the year.

That means, the first six months will be unsteady, changeable, and uncertain as far as the financial and property markets are concerned, conflicts between countries also cause a  down turn of the market, and extreme weather will interrupt the natural supply of food. But people can still earn a handsome profit if they hit at the right time and the right place.

The second half of the year will gradually get better; the market will become stable and go up-hill, bearing a resemblance to the Tiger having surplus food to return home.

Food, medicine and related products will have a prosperous year.

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The (Pa-pak) money star is entering into the middle sector, that will influence prosperity of business, career and have better control over finance.

To enhance the effect:- place a wooden red object such a red-wooden-bowl, red wooden figurine, or red wooden vase…ect, (the wooden object can be painted with red-paint), position it in the middle of the sitting room (example:- can be placed on a coffee-table).

Avoid water features around the area.

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For security reasons, switching on the front door light and/or garage door light (using energy saving light bulbs) from dusk to dawn is advisable.

Determine the orientation of front door

Use a compass (any ordinary compass), facing the front door from the middle of your house to define the orientation. (see diagram below)

Example of North facing House

The direction of the front door

The following solutions are applicable in general for the various orientations. For specific solutions, do seek advice from a traditional skilled Feng Shui Master.

Directions diagram

'Lok Pak', Money Star is moving to this area.

This direction will bring good financial fortune, prosperous business and career progress.

To enhance the effect:

Related to minor injury, that could affect the eldest female in the family.

To minimize the effect:

The approaching star brings in gossip and libelous talk. Arguments and bad relationships are highly indicated.

 'Ng Wong' is entering this direction, causing uneasiness in life, which could affect the health of the female of the house.

To minimize the effect:

'Mun Cheung' star is moving into this direction, which influences work and study for further advancement.

To enhance the effect:

1) Place a water plant around door area.

From the Editor

As the Editor gathers, Feng Shui is not a straight simple subject that one can just merely study from books and by attending courses, then applying it to real practice. Traditional Chinese Feng Shui Master always emphasized: "Such gifted Feng Shui talent" is always related and carried over from their previous life(s). The major reason people seeking for Feng Shui advice is try to uncover the unforeseen fortune and minimize unhappy circumstances. Fees will have to be paid for such Feng Shui advice. One should not think of "getting rich" for being a Feng Shui Master and the majority of those fees earned should normally be donated to Charity. For those who abuse such profession to gain fame and fortune for self benefit will not enjoy the good life for long and probably will suffer the reverse consequences.

We would like to dedicate this section to Mr. K. K. Pang for his support in the last few years.

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