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V Feng Shui Society conference – 29 October 2011, London UK
SPEAKERS
1. Christian Kyriacou: Morphic Field Resonance & Feng Shui
2. Sarah McAllister: Feng Shui of Powerful Cities
3. KB Lim: Feng Shui Solutions
4. Jan Cisek: Feng Shui Psychology – Feng Shui Meets Environmental Psychology
5. Raymond Catchpole: Vastu – Indian Feng Shui
6. Harry Oldfield: The Invisible Universe
7. Richard Creightmore: The Mysterious Chinese Compass
8. Jerry King: Peach Blossom – Feng Shui For Romance
Highlights of the conference
Morphic Field Resonance & Feng Shui – Christian Kyriacou
We will look at the relationship between the golden mean ratio and other sacred geometries which are inherent in the universe, nature, the human body, architecture, sacred sites and feng shui principles. We will experience these geometries in the workshop, through sacred sound voice harmonics.Christian Kyriacou RIBA MCSD is an Architect, House Whisperer, Musician, Feng Shui, Vastu and Geomancy Consultant. He works with the Harmonics and Music of Buildings.
Feng Shui of Powerful Cities – Sarah McAllister
Sarah will take you through several case studies of the layout of powerful cities throughout the world, which are either currently influential or were former capital cities. She will show principles of Form and Compass and how these are crucial to understanding the chi of an urban environment. Some of the cities included will be Kyoto – Japan, Tehran – Iran and London – UK. Sarah will show how classical Feng Shui is crucial for successful urban planning and urban design. Sarah McAllister was introduced to Eastern concepts very early in life and studied feng shui with a highly respected Chue family lineage.
Feng Shui Solutions – KB Lim
In reality, almost all of us live in a standard built house. Very few people have the opportunity to build their own perfect house. Nevertheless, wherever a house is situated, we can make use of Feng Shui to receive the best Chi available. In this presentation KB Lim will give you an introduction to the relationship between the house and the people living inside it. He will also give you a brief understanding of ancient Chinese study of YiJing which includes the Hexagrams. KB Lim is a Chinese metaphysics researcher who investigates the science of feng shui and clarifies the myths so often misunderstood by the public.
Feng Shui Psychology – Feng Shui Meets Environmental Psychology – Jan Cisek
“We shape our building, thereafter they shape us.” said Winston Churchill who is considered a ‘grandfather’ of Environmental Psychology. The definitions of feng shui and Environmental Psychology overlap a great deal. They both talk about the interaction between different environments and people. This talk will present the scientific evidence of how some aspects of feng shui work based on Jan’s MSc in Environmental Psychology. Jan Cisek is London’s top feng shui expert and trainer. He’s been instrumental in making feng shui popular in the UK through his TV programs and co-founding the Feng Shui Society.
Vastu – Indian Feng Shui – Raymond Catchpole
Vasty is often described as ‘Indian feng shui’ which is unfair to both disciplines. Vastu has its own origins, history and applications. Some believe it even predates feng shui, but both disciplines have some fundamental principles in common. Vastu is an ancient Indian architectural tradition, with a strong philosophical and spiritual foundation, that recognises a building should be a living organism to be designed in harmonic resonance with the underlying structure of the universe. Such a building becomes a generator, attuning its occupants to natural energy, increased health, wealth, well-being and productivity. This talk will endeavour to outline just some of the basic principles and the practical application of this powerful tool for a better environment.Raymond Catchpole is a feng shui and vastu consultant who has studied Indian philosophy for 30 years. He speaks from practical experience with a clear understanding of vastu principles.
The Invisible Universe – Harry Oldfield
In his lecture Harry Oldfield will be showing examples from the invisible energy of the universe in and around people and their environment. This has been accomplished by Harry’s inventions, New Energy Vision (NEV), which is the newest version of his computer technology based on Polycontrast Interference Photography (PIP), and a special optical filter, the Oldfield Filter, that can be held in front of any camera lens. Harry Oldfield, inventor, scientist, thinker and seeker after new and forgotten knowledge is an explorer of undiscovered realms. For Harry, ‘not possible’ generally translates as ‘let’s have a look’.
The Mysterious Chinese Compass – Richard Creightmore
The Luopan or Chinese geomancers’ compass contains the principal calendrical and metaphysical cycles of Daoist and Confucian philosophy, and is central to traditional Feng Shui practice. This talk will present an overview of the history of evolution of the Luopan, the theory of the different rings, and the practical applications of usage. Richard Creightmore is a practicing geomancer of long experience, specialising in medical feng shui and earth acupuncture, and has studied the Luopan with a number of different masters.
Peach Blossom – Feng Shui for Romance – Jerry King
In this presentation Jerry King will approach the subject of relationships in a holistic manner, utilizing the ancient Chinese practices of Feng Shui, the I Ching and Four Pillars of Destiny in unison. In doing so, Jerry will demonstrate the interconnectedness of the three modalities. Specifically, he will outline the ways in which Feng Shui practitioners can enhance the relationship lives of their clients. Jerry King is an international Feng Shui and Four Pillars practitioner and teacher, based in Vancouver Canada. Jerry travels extensively, consulting globally and obtaining research data and verifying theories of cosmic flow in the Four Pillars of Destiny.
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V Feng Shui Society conference – 29 October 2011, London UK
SPEAKERS
1. Christian Kyriacou: Morphic Field Resonance & Feng Shui
2. Sarah McAllister: Feng Shui of Powerful Cities
3. KB Lim: Feng Shui Solutions
4. Jan Cisek: Feng Shui Psychology – Feng Shui Meets Environmental Psychology
5. Raymond Catchpole: Vastu – Indian Feng Shui
6. Harry Oldfield: The Invisible Universe
7. Richard Creightmore: The Mysterious Chinese Compass
8. Jerry King: Peach Blossom – Feng Shui For Romance
Highlights of the conference
Morphic Field Resonance & Feng Shui – Christian Kyriacou
We will look at the relationship between the golden mean ratio and other sacred geometries which are inherent in the universe, nature, the human body, architecture, sacred sites and feng shui principles. We will experience these geometries in the workshop, through sacred sound voice harmonics.Christian Kyriacou RIBA MCSD is an Architect, House Whisperer, Musician, Feng Shui, Vastu and Geomancy Consultant. He works with the Harmonics and Music of Buildings.
Feng Shui of Powerful Cities – Sarah McAllister
Sarah will take you through several case studies of the layout of powerful cities throughout the world, which are either currently influential or were former capital cities. She will show principles of Form and Compass and how these are crucial to understanding the chi of an urban environment. Some of the cities included will be Kyoto – Japan, Tehran – Iran and London – UK. Sarah will show how classical Feng Shui is crucial for successful urban planning and urban design. Sarah McAllister was introduced to Eastern concepts very early in life and studied feng shui with a highly respected Chue family lineage.
Feng Shui Solutions – KB Lim
In reality, almost all of us live in a standard built house. Very few people have the opportunity to build their own perfect house. Nevertheless, wherever a house is situated, we can make use of Feng Shui to receive the best Chi available. In this presentation KB Lim will give you an introduction to the relationship between the house and the people living inside it. He will also give you a brief understanding of ancient Chinese study of YiJing which includes the Hexagrams. KB Lim is a Chinese metaphysics researcher who investigates the science of feng shui and clarifies the myths so often misunderstood by the public.
Feng Shui Psychology – Feng Shui Meets Environmental Psychology – Jan Cisek
“We shape our building, thereafter they shape us.” said Winston Churchill who is considered a ‘grandfather’ of Environmental Psychology. The definitions of feng shui and Environmental Psychology overlap a great deal. They both talk about the interaction between different environments and people. This talk will present the scientific evidence of how some aspects of feng shui work based on Jan’s MSc in Environmental Psychology. Jan Cisek is London’s top feng shui expert and trainer. He’s been instrumental in making feng shui popular in the UK through his TV programs and co-founding the Feng Shui Society.
Vastu – Indian Feng Shui – Raymond Catchpole
Vasty is often described as ‘Indian feng shui’ which is unfair to both disciplines. Vastu has its own origins, history and applications. Some believe it even predates feng shui, but both disciplines have some fundamental principles in common. Vastu is an ancient Indian architectural tradition, with a strong philosophical and spiritual foundation, that recognises a building should be a living organism to be designed in harmonic resonance with the underlying structure of the universe. Such a building becomes a generator, attuning its occupants to natural energy, increased health, wealth, well-being and productivity. This talk will endeavour to outline just some of the basic principles and the practical application of this powerful tool for a better environment.Raymond Catchpole is a feng shui and vastu consultant who has studied Indian philosophy for 30 years. He speaks from practical experience with a clear understanding of vastu principles.
The Invisible Universe – Harry Oldfield
In his lecture Harry Oldfield will be showing examples from the invisible energy of the universe in and around people and their environment. This has been accomplished by Harry’s inventions, New Energy Vision (NEV), which is the newest version of his computer technology based on Polycontrast Interference Photography (PIP), and a special optical filter, the Oldfield Filter, that can be held in front of any camera lens. Harry Oldfield, inventor, scientist, thinker and seeker after new and forgotten knowledge is an explorer of undiscovered realms. For Harry, ‘not possible’ generally translates as ‘let’s have a look’.
The Mysterious Chinese Compass – Richard Creightmore
The Luopan or Chinese geomancers’ compass contains the principal calendrical and metaphysical cycles of Daoist and Confucian philosophy, and is central to traditional Feng Shui practice. This talk will present an overview of the history of evolution of the Luopan, the theory of the different rings, and the practical applications of usage. Richard Creightmore is a practicing geomancer of long experience, specialising in medical feng shui and earth acupuncture, and has studied the Luopan with a number of different masters.
Peach Blossom – Feng Shui for Romance – Jerry King
In this presentation Jerry King will approach the subject of relationships in a holistic manner, utilizing the ancient Chinese practices of Feng Shui, the I Ching and Four Pillars of Destiny in unison. In doing so, Jerry will demonstrate the interconnectedness of the three modalities. Specifically, he will outline the ways in which Feng Shui practitioners can enhance the relationship lives of their clients. Jerry King is an international Feng Shui and Four Pillars practitioner and teacher, based in Vancouver Canada. Jerry travels extensively, consulting globally and obtaining research data and verifying theories of cosmic flow in the Four Pillars of Destiny.
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