Bhavishyavani August 21, 2014 - India TV
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Fun with Feng Shui
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Listen to your Complaints Technique
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Bhavishyavani August 22, 2014
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Restaurants based around the Metrolink site where the remains of 100 people were found fear their excavation could be bad for business - and even bring negative Feng Shui.
The grim discovery was made by tram engineers during test digs and the area has been temporarily closed off for their study and removal.
But Jenny Lau, owner of the Rice Bowl on Cross Street, said the nearby work is blocking her restaurant from view - and could bring bad Feng Shui.
She said: I dont really feel comfortable about the bodies because in our Chinese culture and Feng Shui, we dont like to do business next to dead bodies.
The work around us is preventing us from getting customers into the restaurant.
We have found our trade dramatically reduced - its gone down by 50 per cent and the council said it was going to help us with signage but one week in and that hasnt happened.
It means our business is really going to struggle over the coming months, I feel really sad. I worry we cant survive - we are a family run business which has been here for 50 years.
How the trams will look on Princess Street looking towards Cross Street
Steven Lunt, deputy manager at the neighbouring Miller & Carter Steakhouse, said they had suffered their worst week of trade since they opened in May.
He added: Its blocking us off and affecting trade. People see our restaurant as a special venue for anniversaries and birthdays.
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5 Tips To Feng Shui Your Home Office
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Austin, Texas (PRWEB) August 21, 2014
Feng Shui expert, Kathryn Weber and publisher of the Red Lotus Letter feng shui e-zine, will be offering a certification course in traditional Chinese feng shui consultant course this November 12-16, 2014 at the Hilton Lake Las Vegas in Henderson, Nevada. The cost for the 3-day intensive is $1997 and will provide feng shui certification in classical Chinese feng shui for feng shui consultants. Currently, attendees are coming from Norway, Canada, the UK, US, Hawaii, and Canada. More information can be found online at http://www.beafengshuiconsultant.com.
The Red Lotus Master Consultant Course takes difficult feng shui concepts and simplifies them by offering templates, charts, and handouts that consultants can use to make complicated feng shui easier to practice. This three-day course will emphasize feng shui schools like flying star, 8 Mansions, and compass methods that are practiced throughout Asia.
Participants will learn important principles and guidelines for the changing time-space energies as the year moves from Year of the Horse to Year of the Sheep. Attendees will also be immersed in traditional feng shui practices such as using a luo pan, the feng shui compass most recognized in China and Asia and rarely used in America due to a dearth of trained consultants. All attendees will be exposed and trained in the fundamentals of feng shui as it applies to various types of residences and businesses.
"Today's homeowners and business owners are looking for authentic traditional Chinese feng shui," Weber says. "Businesses are looking for the same kind of feng shui that is practiced in Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, and China, and I offer the kind of training for consultants that will help them compete on that level." Weber explains that the commercial and residential property markets are all looking for that extra edge to appeal to Asian and Western clients that traditional Chinese feng shui provides.
Learning how to recognize feng shui fallacies and faux pas can also create better environments more suited for Asian clientele. "I'm frequently speaking to businesses and architects who are looking for feng shui consultants who are classically trained and can bridge the gap between East and West, and who take a Chinese approach to feng shui," says Weber, "and finding those kinds of consultants who also have a luo pan is rare indeed." Better still, though, consultants trained in this method can command higher fees for this knowledge and skill and are highly marketable.
Aspiring feng shui consultants will want to know
1) How to practice traditional Chinese feng shui more easily 2) How to begin their feng shui consulting practice 3) Easy ways to market themselves and how to charge for their services
To learn more details about these questions and others be sure to sign up for the free 28-page ebook "HOW TO BE A SUCCESSFUL FENG SHUI CONSULTANT: a Comprehensive Guide to Breaking into the Feng Shui Business." http://bit.ly/fengshuipro
Kathryn Weber is one of the leading feng shui experts on the Internet. Her Red Lotus Letter feng shui e-zine has over 30,000 subscribers. Her annual feng shui forecasts can be read on Amazon and on her website, redlotusletter.com. She has had three feng shui jewelry collections on Home Shopping Network, publishes a weekly syndicated DIY newspaper column for Tribune Content Agency for the past four years, and has a line of feng shui luo pans manufactured exclusively for her in China. She has been asked to speak and train on authentic feng shui to real estate companies and architecture firms, such as YWS International, an architecture firm specializing in the leisure and gaming industry with offices in Las Vegas, Singapore, Macau, and Beijin. She has been featured in magazines and websites such as Seventeen, Conceive, Natural Health, CBS MoneyWatch, and Entrepreneur.com.
Matapos ang 10 taon ng paghihintay ay mapapanuod na ang karugtong ng Feng Shui na pinagbidahan ni Kris Aquino noong 2004.
Bakit hindi po tatawagin na Feng Shui 2 kundi Feng Shui ang movie na ito?
Kris: Ayaw ni Direk Chito dahil ang sinabi niya, ayaw niyang gumawa ng sequel, ang gusto niya ay continuation ng story nung unang Feng Shui.
Pero Kris, ikaw ba ang may idea na magkaroon muli ng Feng Shui?
Kris: Actually si Coco, Juan Dela Cruz presscon yun, di ba? Nabanggit niya dun na gusto niyang mag horror. At nagustuhan niya yung Feng Shui. Nabasa ko yun, sabi ko, Oh My God!
Sino-sino yung makakasama na bagong cast members dito sa continuation ng Feng Shui?
Si Cherry Pie Picache at Jonee Gamboa lang ang mga dating cast members na kasali. Pero the rest bago na tulad nina Carmi Martin, Joem Bascon, Martin Escudero, Ian Veneracion, etc.
Dream project mo ba ito Coco? Saka anong pakiramdam mo na part ka ng continuation ng Feng Shui?
Oo naman! Actually kinakabahan ako. Sabi ko nga pangarap kong makagawa ng horror, tapos kung gagawa rin lang ako ng horror gusto kong makasama si Ate Kris.
Saang part ka kinakabahan?
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[Movies] Kris Aquino, Coco Martin: no romantic angle with each other in Feng Shui 2014
Matapos ang 10 taon ng paghihintay ay mapapanuod na ang karugtong ng Feng Shui na pinagbidahan ni Kris Aquino noong 2004.
Bakit hindi po tatawagin na Feng Shui 2 kundi Feng Shui ang movie na ito?
Kris: Ayaw ni Direk Chito dahil ang sinabi niya, ayaw niyang gumawa ng sequel, ang gusto niya ay continuation ng story nung unang Feng Shui.
Pero Kris, ikaw ba ang may idea na magkaroon muli ng Feng Shui?
Kris: Actually si Coco, Juan Dela Cruz presscon yun, di ba? Nabanggit niya dun na gusto niyang mag horror. At nagustuhan niya yung Feng Shui. Nabasa ko yun, sabi ko, Oh My God!
Sino-sino yung makakasama na bagong cast members dito sa continuation ng Feng Shui?
Si Cherry Pie Picache at Jonee Gamboa lang ang mga dating cast members na kasali. Pero the rest bago na tulad nina Carmi Martin, Joem Bascon, Martin Escudero, Ian Veneracion, etc.
Dream project mo ba ito Coco? Saka anong pakiramdam mo na part ka ng continuation ng Feng Shui?
Oo naman! Actually kinakabahan ako. Sabi ko nga pangarap kong makagawa ng horror, tapos kung gagawa rin lang ako ng horror gusto kong makasama si Ate Kris.
Saang part ka kinakabahan?
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[Movies] Kris Aquino, Coco Martin: no romantic angle in Feng Shui 2014
CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio - While at the Valley Art Center's Upcycled Art Sale, this past weekend I checked out the used books table. There I found what could be the solution to my problems: Quick Feng Shui Cures written by Sarah Shurety.
As a red-blooded American, I'm all about quick cures. And, with an author named Shurety, as in sure-thing, what could possibly go wrong? Besides, at 50-cents, the price was right.
Lots of people I know have an opinion on whether something is feng shui or not. Here, at least I have a reference book.
Feng shui is a 3,000-year-old Chinese method of achieving balance and harmony, I read. So far, so good. Feng represents wind energy and Shui is water energy.
The image of a hurricane immediately came to mind when I read that. This amused me because my prior understanding of feng shui was that it is all about de-cluttering, using the right color scheme and having the proper accessories placed just-so.
I was oddly calmed by the image of a hurricane, it fit the current state of my home. You see, for the past five months, a construction project has been underway to create a bathroom upstairs where there's never been one. Of course, you could argue that there are practical reasons for that, but we went ahead with it anyway.
In order to proceed, a bathroom on the main floor was torn apart to gain a pathway for pipes, drains, vents and things of that ilk. That meant the formerly working toilet was yanked out along with plumbing in the basement, because we may as well replace the old cast iron pipes, etc. That meant tearing apart the basement storage area and displacing all the stuff stored there.
And, during one of this summer's monsoon rains, we did have some water that seeped into the basement. And, well, you get the idea.
At this point I must tell you that we do have another first floor bathroom that remained intact throughout the process, so there's no need to call the health department.
Where did we store the uprooted toilet, you might ask. Why, in our front foyer, a most un-feng-shui location, sure to bring a pox upon us. And, at our other entrance to the house from the garage, we stored a new toilet in its box and destined for the new bathroom. Another pox upon us.
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There are no quick cures with feng shui: Valley Views