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BaZi: A wealthy and noble lady.

女命， 一夫到老， 五子俱贵， 大福家。
Peter Yap | Sunday, 12 July 2015

She is a lady full of blessing with good education, with a good and faithfully husband and five filial piety and successful children。 She is wealthy and famous.

女命， 一夫到老， 五子俱贵， 大福家。

Now let us look into her BaZi.

Feng Shui : The process of a genuine and an authentic Feng Shui audit

Peter Yap | Monday, 1 June 2015

Have you ever wonder what is a Feng Shui audit and how is the process? How should it be carried out? Is there really a need to buy those expensive fountain, dragons, tigers, 8 immortals, crystals, jades and Feng Shui ornaments from the masters? For those who are getting married, the process of buying property for the first time and wanted to do a Feng Shui audit for your new home, but are afraid of ending up spending thousands of dollars buying those expensive Feng Shui accessories or items from the master. The same go to those who wanted to buy a new house and stay there and to prosperous. Here, I will share with you how a proper and genuine authentic Feng Shui audit should be carried out so that you know what to look out for the next time you engage a Feng Shui master.

In general there are 2 type of Feng Shui that are currently in the market Classical and the New Age Feng Shui

BaZi : Another marriage failure?

When will she has her real marriage? Will she has one? Or will her marriage become another nightmare?
Peter Yap | Tuesday, 26 May 2015

Her love life is full of turbulent. She married once, divorced and have 3 children under her care. Shortly after her divorce she was involved in a love triangle with a married man. She has a lot of Peach Blossom “Tao Hua”.

When will she has her real marriage? Will she has one? Or will her marriage become another nightmare?

Now let us look into her BaZi.

The term Feng Shui cures should just be called as Hua Sha.

“Jei Xiong Hua Sha” 解凶化煞 “Cui Ji Bi Xiong” 催吉避凶
Peter Yap | Friday, 15 May 2015

“Hua Sha” in our Feng Shui saying, “Jei Xiong Hua Sha” 解凶化煞 which literally means to become aware, explainable and become understand (Jie 解) what is harmful or undesirables (Xiong 凶) and then find a way to transform or to change or to dissolve (Hua 化) what is, or what is felt to be, negative and undesirable (Sha 煞). Therefore the more meaningful is to call it as Feng Shui “Hua Sha” 化煞 instead of Feng Shui cures.

The word “Sha 煞” above is not “killing or to kill” like most people would, because in Feng Shui if the term is used to mean “to kill”, then the character “Sha 殺” (kill) would have been used and not “Sha 煞”(stop). In Chinese when will stop our car we called as “Sha Che 煞车” and not “殺车” as we did not kill the car. Therefore in Feng Shui we transform or harness the energy Qi to become beneficial and instead of killing the bad and inauspicious Qi we transform the Qi to our own beneficial.

BaZi : Does a person’s life get worse if you go for a Bazi Four Pillars reading a few times?
Peter Yap | Wednesday, 13 May 2015

This is a very common concern and it is commonly misunderstood.

BaZi - Can I change my destiny by buying Feng Shui products?
Does a Bazi reading require you to buy any Feng Shui products or ornaments to cure the bad things or elements you are lacking of?
Peter Yap | Tuesday, 12 May 2015

In Bazi Four Pillars all form of cures comes from within yourself in the form of human actions - what you do is what you get.

For example, if your Bazi needs fire, you got to find out what fire means to you in your Bazi Four Pillars. If fire to you means your husband, find a partner, get married and your husband will bring you good luck. This does not mean you have to wear all red cloth, drive red car, eat more red apple, stay near a fire station.