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Useful Tips for Wellness In Your Life from Astrology, Vastu Feng Shui, Part 3
Sundeep Kataria - a well known Astrologer - successfully combines the divine knowledge of Vedic Astrology with Palmistry Tarot Cards Reading to do an in depth study of horoscope make accurate predictions. He has formally learnt Vedic Astrology Palmistry and also Reiki, Pranic Healing EFT. Jyotish Acharya Sundeep Kataria is consulted by people of various age groups and professional backgrounds. Doctors, Chartered Accountants, CEOs, Business Owners, Management Consultants, Software Engineers, Sports Professionals, Educationists, Students, Housewives, Senior Citizens even Healers. Sundeep Kataria is also present on many reputed websites as Consultant / Celebrity Astrologer Useful Tips for Wellness in your life from Astrology, Vastu Feng Shui: 1. Be thankful to the Universe of whatever you have received in your life. 2. Be appreciative of good things and Stop Criticism. 3. Praise Yourself. 4. Live in the attitude of gratitude. 5. Keep Fit. 6. Meditate Daily. 7. Accept Change -- Go with the Flow. 8. Love and Honor Yourself. 9. Let go of Useless Attachments / Relationships. 10. Follow your passion. 11. No Say Evil, Hear No Evil, See No Evil. 12. Smile often. 13. Make peace with your past so that you don #39;t carry the heavy baggage of negative emotions. 14. Don #39;t compare your life to others. Don #39;t judge others. 15. Taking care of the parents is the best service. Get personal consultations from SUNDEEP KATARIA about: - Marriage - Love Relationship - Education - Health ...

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Chief Consultant of Joey Yap Consulting Group and founder of the Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics, Joey Yap.KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak apparently has better stars aligned in 2013 compared to Opposition leader Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

The 33-year-old consultant said Anwar would have had better luck if the elections were held last year, as he had better stars then.

"The analysis is based on a 70 percent reading as I was never made known to Najib's birth hour. But overall, I can say the positive stars are on his side in the year of the Water Snake.

"Anwar, on the other hand, had a better outlook last year. So he has lost his advantage there. Nevertheless, both will do well this year," he told Malaysian Digest when met at his office Wednesday.

Yap, however, said it was hard to predict when the 13th General Election (GE13) would happen as it depends on the people, and predictions made have been changing.

The last time I calculated it, it was thought to be in November, but that didnt happen. If it would be my guess, Id say the earliest the election could happen would be sometime in the first week of March.

"But if I were to say when's the best time for it to happen based on the charts, I would say pick a date specifically in February. This again depends on who wants to win, of course," he said.

Yap said many had approached him for GE13 predictions and who will come out on top, but each time, he would simply answer: The better man wins.

"This all depends on the people. But what Im confident of is that it is will be a good year for both side of the divide and whichever party wins, they will do well," he said.

YAP: We analyze how the energy from the stars affect the people. Feng shui is not all superstitions. Pix: SM AminThe founder of Master Academy of Chinese Metaphysics said his predictions were not based on merely superstitious beliefs but revolves around reading the energy of the stars and how it affects human reaction.

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Chinas rich are increasingly seeking answers to questions of destiny through the help of feng shui masters.

IN a classroom at Peking University School of Economics, the students pored over their calculations, just as countless preceding generations had done. But the people in this class were not regular scholars. Instead, they represented Chinas business elite, including chief executive officers of major companies, entrepreneurs and financiers.

All were busy divining their destinies at a feng shui class. They hoped to gain insight into the ancient Chinese method of geomancy, which has become an important part of the schools Executive Master of Business Administration programme.

Using a set formula in conjunction with their dates of birth, the students were attempting to discern their ming, or fate, including career and marriage prospects, and also to attract greater fortune by learning how to decorate their offices and align furniture in accordance with the basic tenets of feng shui.

The 43-year-old lecturer, Qi Yingjie, introduced himself via a slideshow as a feng shui master and, dressed in a traditional black tunic suit, he strolled between the desks as the students added, subtracted, multiplied and divided according to the formula.

Use the formula and you will discover your destiny, intoned the former farmer and vegetable vendor, as he lectured the class of executives.

During a break, the students surrounded him, firing off questions: Would it be bad feng shui to place a cupboard beside my bed?; My son loses his temper at home for no reason, can feng shui help solve the problem?; My wife and I often fight. Do I need to reconsider the feng shui of our apartment?

One particular question aroused Qis attention. The door of my apartment faces southwest and I put a bookshelf in the northwest corner of the room. Is that good feng shui? The question was asked by a middle-aged man as he showed the master the results of his calculations, an ornate gold watch glistening on his wrist.

Frowning with concentration, the master scanned the sheet of paper and announced: The door is fine, but you have to move the bookshelf from the northwest corner because your chart shows that it will suppress your future development.

Goldwatch wanted to ask more but the master was dragged off by a fan who wanted a photo taken with him.

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Jan. 10, 2013 Tiobe Barron, OVN correspondent

Regulations governing fences, sheds, walls and perhaps even doghouses could be changing for Ojai homeowners.

Tonight is a discussion of whether there is interest at the council level in making some changes to our zoning code to clarify certain regulations that are a challenge both to our staff and the public, Ojai Community Development Director Rob Mullane told the Ojai City Council at its meeting Tuesday.

So the question here is, do we have codes that are workable? Do we have development standards that make sense, that really give clarity not just to staff, but to the public? said Mullane. The question that is before Council this evening is, does the Council feel we ought to be either tightening up our standards or providing different standards than what are there right now, which have been problematic for these two areas?

Among Mullanes chief concerns were the lack of guidelines regarding the height, size and number of structures allowed in backyards; the regulations regarding the location and height of fences, many of which require variances because of overly-strict guidelines; and the ban on any accessory structures in backyard setbacks.

In my view, we are actually lucky we have not had more very challenging applications coming before the staff, said Mullane. We have a prohibition on any structures in the rear-yard setback, which is a little unusual in that it does not differentiate between structures that require a building permit and those that do not. So theoretically a doghouse in the rear-yard setback is illegal.

Most cities allow at least small structures like tool sheds in the setback, but we dont, explained Ojai City Manager Rob Clark in a recent interview. In neighborhoods with small homes and small lots with little storage, this is a legitimate need. On the other hand, most cities also have limits on the size for accessory structures that are smaller than the main house, whether or not they are in a setback. Also they tend to have limits on the number of accessory buildings and lot coverage. Ojai has none of this either. We have had some code complaints and felt the policy should be addressed before we go out enforcing.

Ojai resident Kathy Zotnowski, who has had a zoning complaint filed against her by a neighbor, told the Council she feels the rules are not being enforced uniformly.

Currently at least two City Council members, the city manager, the city inspector, these 50 neighbors and a minimum of 100 neighbors all within a few blocks of our home all have accessory structures in violation of these same setbacks.

Ojai resident Bob Daddi, who also has had zoning issues with the city, told the Council, I dont want staff to come up with the standards, I want the public to come up with the standards. I have been asking for five years for you to come in and amend these codes. They are confusing, they are contradictory and they are erratically enforced.

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On a visit to the North at the end of last year, Deputy Minister of Lands and Resettlement Theo Diergaardt told traditional authorities and communal land boards of the Omusati, Ohangwena, and Kavango regions that all illegal fences, especially those erected after March 2003, must be removed within the next few months. The Ministry of Lands and Resettlements chief development planner in the Ohangwena Region, Paulus Amaambo, told The Namibian that 17 farmers in the region had received legal notices to remove illegal fences before the end of next month. A source at the Kavango communal land board also told The Namibian yesterday that five farmers in that region had been served with legal notices to take down their fences before the end of February. In the Omusati Region, five farmers have been served with the same notices. Amaambo said the farmers could appeal the notices in court, which many farmers reportedly have already done. This might delay the removal process as legal aspects thus have to be followed. Because if the courts still find them guilty, they [farmers] will still have the right to appeal to a higher court and even to the Supreme Court, Amaambo said. In July last year Cabinet directed the Ministry of Lands to reinforce measures against those fencing off communal areas. Diergaardt said the removal of illegal fences was in any case one of the major activities of the ministry. In December last year it was decided that charges would be laid with the police if the courts rule against offenders. Diergaardt said cases of illegal fences must be given the necessary attention of the police once cases are reported by the traditional authorities or communal land boards, and that the police must be involved at all times during the physical removal of the fences. It was also decided that the lands ministry would request exemption from the Tender Board to appoint contractors to remove illegal fences. There is no need for High Court orders to remove illegal fences because those may be removed after police investigations are completed. It was also decided that money from the Communal Land Reform Fund be used for the removal of illegal fences erected after March 2003. The Otjozondjupa communal land board was the first to have issued notices to farmers to remove illegal fences. The board in November last year gave eight farmers notices to that effect after they had erected fences in the Na #Jaqna conservancy.

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TWENTY-SEVEN farmers in northern Namibia, found to have illegally fenced off large tracts of land in communal areas, have been issued with legal notices to remove their fences before the end of next month or face the wrath of the law.

On a visit to the North at the end of last year, Deputy Minister of Lands and Resettlement Theo Diergaardt told traditional authorities and communal land boards of the Omusati, Ohangwena, and Kavango regions that all illegal fences, especially those erected after March 2003, must be removed within the next few months.

The Ministry of Lands and Resettlement's chief development planner in the Ohangwena Region, Paulus Amaambo, told The Namibian that 17 farmers in the region had received legal notices to remove illegal fences before the end of next month.

A source at the Kavango communal land board also told The Namibian yesterday that five farmers in that region had been served with legal notices to take down their fences before the end of February.

In the Omusati Region, five farmers have been served with the same notices.

Amaambo said the farmers could appeal the notices in court, which many farmers reportedly have already done.

"This might delay the removal process as legal aspects thus have to be followed. Because if the courts still find them guilty, they [farmers] will still have the right to appeal to a higher court and even to the Supreme Court," Amaambo said.

In July last year Cabinet directed the Ministry of Lands to reinforce measures against those fencing off communal areas.

Diergaardt said the removal of illegal fences was in any case one of the major activities of the ministry.

In December last year it was decided that charges would be laid with the police if the courts rule against offenders.

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A Portland-based group that builds fences for dogs chained outdoors is in desperate need of crew leaders and volunteers for Southwest Washington projects, Fences For Fido team members said.

In addition, the group is seeking an extra-large, insulated dog house for a Great Dane/lab mix thats awaiting a fence in Castle Rock, according to Dolores Handy of Longview, Fences For Fidos Southwest Washington coordinator.

Unfortunately, we cant find anything that big, and we cant build his fence until we get a shelter, Handy said last week, adding that the insulated dog houses built by a Salem volunteer arent large enough for the giant dog.

Fences For Fido, an all-volunteer, nonprofit group formed in 2009, is dedicated to improving the lives of dogs kept outdoors by removing chains, building fences, providing new dog houses, offering medical care and free spaying and neutering. The group typically builds eight to 10 fences each month and usually has about 20 dogs on its waiting list.

The dogs owners arent charged a cent for the work, which runs an average of $600 per project, including the fence, insulated dog house and spay/neuter, according to http://www.fencesforfido.org. The group is funded by donations. Neighbors can anonymously request a fence for a dog, too, using a form on the website.

The dogs owners arent charged a cent for the work, which runs an average of $600 per project, according to http://www.fencesforfido.org. The group is funded by donations. Most clients are low-income and cannot afford to build their own fence, but there are no income requirements. Fence projects are based on the dogs needs rather than the familys financial status, according to the group.

Fences For Fido has built 46 fences for 81 dogs in Cowlitz, Wahkiakum and southern Lewis County. The groups Southwest Washington chapter could help more dogs if it had more local people willing to take charge of leading fence construction projects and getting the materials, Handy said.

So far, were having to rely on people coming up from Portland ... but Portland is booked out until April, Handy said. We would love to build a house every single weekend, but so far, we have not been able to find enough people to fulfill that need. ... We have so many dogs up here who need help.

Just on Wednesday, a volunteer discovered two painfully skinny dogs chained outside in Cathlamet by a ramshackle dog house. Fences For Fido volunteers brought over food and bedding and created makeshift shelters for the dogs until their cozy new dog houses arrive. The dogs owners, who said they couldnt afford to feed the dogs enough, accepted Fences For Fidos offer to build a fence, Handy said.

Fence building is easy, she said. Volunteers dig holes for cedar posts and cement them into the ground. (Within Longview city limits, however, a permit is required, and a city inspector must approve the holes before theyre cemented, which adds a couple of days to the project, Handy said). Volunteers return the weekend after the post-setting to erect a wood-and-wire fence.

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