Introduce yourself (or a friend) to the fascinating world of Classical Feng Shui and Chinese Metaphysics. This fun, comprehensive book demystifies the different schools of Feng Shui, concepts like the Five Elements, Qi, and Yin and Yang, and covers basic principles of Forms, Eight Mansion, and Flying Star Feng Shui. It also debunks common Western myths, misconceptions, and “new age” ideas around this authentic, ancient Eastern practice. Jen includes many practical examples that are easy for anyone to follow, appreciate, and apply.
This book is great for first-timers and professionals alike and includes a foreword by world-renowned Feng Shui Grand Master Raymond Lo of Hong Kong.
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From May 1 - 12, 2024, all 60-minute BaZi sessions for mommies are $200 (a one-time $99 discount). This gift is non-transferable and will expire on 12/31/2024.
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Get your copy of Volume 8 of the Feng Shui Journal – June 2021, featuring:
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Chinese Medicine: Your Tongue & Your Health
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Incorporating Feng Shui in Interior Design
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The Art of Date Selection
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Using Feng Shui to Assess Haunted Houses
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Get your copy of Volume 7 of the Feng Shui Journal – December 2020, featuring:
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Grand Master Raymond Lo's 2021 Year of Metal Ox Forecast
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The BaZi of a Prince and His Bride
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The Art of Feng Shui: Case Study in Melbourne, Australia
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Chinese Medicine: Managing Anger and Supporting the Liver
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Get your copy of Volume 5 of the Feng Shui Journal - April 2020, featuring:
- Feng Shui and Architecture
- Qi Gong and Healthy Living
- A Tribute to the Wood Element
- Building a Period 8 Feng Shui Home for Money Luck
- and more!
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Get your copy of Volume 5 of the Feng Shui Journal - April 2020, featuring:
- Feng Shui and Architecture
- Qi Gong and Healthy Living
- A Tribute to the Wood Element
- Building a Period 8 Feng Shui Home for Money Luck
- and more!
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Get your copy of Volume 4 of the Feng Shui Journal - December 2019, featuring:
- Grand Master Raymond Lo's 2020 Forecast
- Q&A with Grand Master Goh Guan Leong
- Face Reading: How Your Face Speaks to Us
- BaZi and Health
- How Feng Shui Can Help You in Times of Change
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Get your copy of Volume 3 of the Feng Shui Journal - August 2019, featuring:
- Feng Shui Gardens
- Feng Shui for Contemporary Living
- The Moon Festival
- My Journey as a Feng Shui Consultant
- and more!
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Get your copy of Volume 2 of the Feng Shui Journal - April 2019, featuring:
- Q&A with Grand Master Skinner
- 5 Tips for Starting a Feng Shui Business
- Debunking Feng Shui Falacies
- Cosmetic Accupuncture
- and more!
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Get your copy of Volume 1 of the Feng Shui Journal - December 2018, featuring:
- Grand Master Raymond Lo
- Feng Shui & Architecture
- New Year Forecast
- QI Men Dun Jia
- Chinese Medicine
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Enjoy all three volumes of the Feng Shui Journal! Featuring an array of articles including: VOLUME 1 Features:
- Grand Master Raymond Lo
- Feng Shui & Architecture
- New Year Forecast
- QI Men Dun Jia
- Chinese Medicine
- Q&A with Grand Master Skinner
- 5 Tips for Starting a Feng Shui Business
- Debunking Feng Shui Falacies
- Cosmetic Accupuncture
- and more!
- Feng Shui Gardens
- Feng Shui for Contemporary Living
- The Moon Festival
- My Journey as a Feng Shui Consultant
- and more!
- Grand Master Raymond Lo’s 2020 Forecast
- Q&A with Grand Master Goh Guan Leong
- Face Reading: How Your Face Speaks to Us
- BaZi and Health
- How Feng Shui Can Help You in Times of Change
- And More!
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This is a must-read for anyone who is studying, practicing, or curious about Classical Feng Shui. The book chronicles the origin and source from the early history of Feng Shui, its subsequent evolution throughout China’s dynasties, the impact and calibration of formulas and techniques, and the influence it has on modern societies in both Asian and Western countries. Skinner’s meticulously-researched writing gives Feng Shui a legitimate claim as a science, rather than as New Age hocus-pocus.
