Feng Shui For Homebuyers - Exterior by Joey Yap

These afflicted areas or afflicted directions as known, in Feng Shui technical terms, as the Grand Duke (Tai Sui), the Three Killings (San Sha) and Five Yellow (Wu Huang). In Feng Shui, there is often a lot of focus on the so-called 'afflicted areas' or afflicted directions. And all it involves is opening the window, and doing a little 'exercise' moving your furniture! So today, I'm going to share with you a technique to activate certain positive stars in your property, that can help solve four types of problems.

Since I started writing books for the layperson, I've spent a lot of time coming up with ways to make things simpler, easier and less fussy, but without compromising the integrity of the methods or watering down the concept. Not too much fuss, not too much inconvenience, but effective. What they want is an authentic method, but preferably an easy method. They say, they don't want too many technicalities like figuring out how to fly the stars, and they don't want to have to walk the mountains, just to be able to understand Landforms or know what that hill in front of their house means.īut these are all people who are really keen or passionate about finding a Feng Shui solution to solve their problems but know that buying trinkets or placing a jade dragon in their Southwest corner is not Feng Shui or an answer. I'm always talking about tapping the Qi in my Feng Shui articles and sometimes, people tell me that they find that to be a very intimating idea.

Feng Shui For Homebuyers - Exterior by Joey Yap