Give Your Home an Energy Makeover At Least Once a Month
Keeping the energy of your living space fresh and happy is vital for maintaining good feng shui. Just like our bodies, energy in our homes can get clogged up and grow sickly. When this...
An Alternate View of the I Ching
For centuries, it has been China’s principle Book of Oracles; referred to as the Book of Changes, it was also a major source book for many of the feng shui interpretations that ultimately became...
Living in Bangsar and Creating the Perfect Period 8 House
I recently had the opportunity to create a perfect Period 8 house. It happened quite by chance when the property next door to where I have lived for the past 35 years came on...
Skulls: Are They Good or Bad Feng Shui?
SKULL mean different things to different people. Fashioned from beautiful crystal, skulls can exude a special brilliance that suggests mystical magic from another era and even another planet. Regarded as symbols of mortality, skulls...
Why the Number 9 is the Most Supreme of Numbers
WOFS is delighted to introduce David Burton, mathematical genius and very successful Astrologer from Australia. David and his Russian wife the lovely Elena, who is herself an expert in medieval astrology were in Kuala...
Copycat Feng Shui Cures Can Be Dangerous
Feng shui is about energy and every physical object displayed in the home, be they remedies or enhancers, or just placed around for their aesthetics and beauty, MUST give out loving energy; they should...
Activating Your Seven Chakras
Stimulating your spinning wheels of light will bring viatlity to your inner chi.
CHAKRA is a Sanskrit word that means “wheel.” Those who can see them describe chakras as spinning wheels of light that glow...
Hidden Meanings of Body Moles
The Chinese believe moles can be lucky or unlucky depending on where they are located, what colour they are, and how large they appear in proportion to our body. A mole can be a...
Moles and What They Say About You
The Chinese Almanac, also known as the Tung Shu, is commonly known as a book of auspicious and inauspicious dates, but there is so much more to the Tung Shu than that. It is...
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