by admin | Nov 13, 2018 | Articles, Featured
Bringing Home the Bacon: the Water Pig month Bringing Home the Bacon: the Water Pig month by Richard Ashworth There are at least five different ways to calculate when the Chinese New Year starts. One is the day the energy of the daily Star reverses from yin to yang on...
by admin | Nov 10, 2018 | Articles, Featured, Newsletter
Winter’s Warmer with Flying Stars Feng Shui Winter’s Warmer with Flying Stars Feng Shui by Ting Foon Chik As you head into the winter months, you want to stay warm and cosy. And there are some simple feng shui tips you can apply to give your home a wonderful winter...
by admin | Nov 10, 2018 | Articles, Featured, Newsletter
Nature in Office Space Nature in Office Space by Rosie Davenport “We all aspire to have a healthy lifestyle, to feel successful and to be happy”. – Goncalo Dorje Pinto Goncalo Dorje Pinto’s speaker session at the Feng Shui Society Conference 2018 – ‘Nature in...
by admin | Oct 15, 2018 | Articles, Featured
You Say Tomato You Say Tomato by Richard Ashworth Sometimes I’m asked for a scientific explanation of traditional Chinese feng shui. Which is a reasonable request. I tend to reply something like: if you plant tomatoes on a North-facing wall, don’t expect great salads....
by admin | Sep 16, 2018 | Articles, Featured
Where to place Feng Shui plants Where to place Feng Shui plants by Ting Foon Chik A question which is often asked is where do we place plants for good feng shui? According to the theory of flying stars it’s good to place water bamboo or fresh flowers on the...
by admin | Sep 5, 2018 | Articles, Featured
Bread & circuses: the Metal Rooster Month September 2018 Bread & circuses: the Metal Rooster Month September 2018 by Richard Ashworth www.imperialfengshui.info The Rooster is pure yin Metal and known for an attraction to the metallic and shiny. Typically...
