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Feng Shui is the art of achieving harmony through your surroundings. Based upon the philosophy of chi and natural energy, one can manipulate the science of Feng Shui for your personal aspirations. You can use this art/practice in your home, office or even building. Any race or creed can practice this lifestyle, so what are you waiting for? Join the millions who have already started practicing this beautiful metaphysical science!
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Flying Stars for 2007 Flying Stars is one of the many disciplines used by a Feng Shui Master and is time based: commonly viewed annually or monthly. Impose the layout of the Flying Stars over your home or office to gain additional insight. Find Your Kua Number The Kua number is an integral part of 8 Mansions Feng Shui, and gives you the knowledge of what your Auspicious and Inauspicious directions are. Feng Shui Masters will also take into account this information (as well other disciplines) when making a decision on remedies and enhancements of your home/life. Consult the Oracle The Oracle is a specialized and exclusive feature that gives you personalized advice, recommendations, and useful supporting knowledge for EACH day of the year! In addition, you can also look days or even months ahead to see when it is an auspicious day for an activity. Kwan Yin: Miao Shan Another story, possibly Taoist in origin, describes Kuan Yin as the daughter of a cruel father who wanted her to marry a wealthy but uncaring man. She is known as Miao Shan, and her father's realm allegedly Sumatra. She begged to be able to enter a temple and become a nun instead. Her father allowed her to work in the temple, but asked the monks to give her very hard chores in order to discourage her. The monks forced Kuan Yin to work all day and...Kwan Yin in Full Pi Yao The myth of Pi Yao tells that the creature violated a law of heaven, so the Jade Emperor punished it by restricting Pi Yao's diet to gold, and preventing the creature from defecating by sealing its anus. Thus, Pi Yao can only absorb gold, but cannot expel it. This is the origin of Pi Yao's status as a symbol of the acquisition and preservation of wealth. The Pi Yao is considered to be an infinite, unending auspicious creature of heaven which brin...Pi Yao in Full Ji Gong: Compassionate Nature While cultivating in the Buddha's teaching, Daoji acquired magical powers. Since many people noticed his compassionate nature, many started thinking of him as an incarnate of a bodhisattva, or as a reincarnate of an arhat. When Daoji passed away at the Jing Ci monastery on the 14th day of 5th Lunar month (17 June 1207), Syncretic Taoism adopted him as a deity. Not long after that, even Buddhism began to respect him, and added him into the list of...Ji Gong in Full |
Smiling Bamboo is your one stop resource for authentic Feng Shui advice, tips and proven remedies. Based in asia, we strive to preserve the true traditions and knowledge of this science so that others can benefit from this ancient oriental science. Do check out our Learning and Resource section catered for all levels of expertise! Free Room Consultation By Our Feng Shui Masters Submit an image of your room (yes, it could be your bedroom, living room, den, etc) and let our resident experts provide their advice and tips on how you can achieve optimal layout. This will also help us explain and provide solutions on any problems you are having with that room.
Kuan Kung: Deity Status Kuan Kung has been deitified as early as the Sui Dynasty and is still popularly worshipped today among the Chinese people variedly as an indigenous Chinese deity, a bodhisattva in Buddhism and a guardian deity in Taoism. He is also held in high esteem in Confucianism. These are not necessarily contradictory or even distinguished among the common folks as is characteristic of the Chinese, who have quite seamlessly merged these ancient philosophies...Kuan Kung in Full |
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