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A new blog
Hi there,
For those of you who are on holidays, I hope you are enjoying a wonderful time and will return fully energized.
I spend my holidays creating a new blog entitled "J of all trade". You know what J stands for, right
I will write about how to improve your home with inspiring ideas in order to fill it with good and happy energies. This is a vast topic as you can well imagine… it can spread from simple basic housekeeping skills to organizing a party, filling the house with soothing music and why not stay home and earn a good income with your computer. It goes without saying that I will also include using Chinese astrology and feng shui to energize your home, and to excel your family’s life and health as well, but to a lesser degree of intensity.
Here is my open invitation to you and I hope you will enjoy and walk along with me this new relaxing path. Click here for the link.
Be well and happy!
Free 2009 calendar with auspicious dates
You can now download FSH 2009 calendar here for free. It incorporates 2009 annual and monthly flying stars, with auspicious and inauspicious dates for your everyday use. Simply click on FSH 2009 calendar
The new 2010 calendar will be available for sale around mid-November. Happy summer holidays!
Melodic Elements or Na Yin Wu Xing
Have you noticed that I used five different colors to write my blogs in the past months? Well, I was using the melodic element of the day… for example: when the melodic element of the day is earth element, I use brown color to write my blog, when the melodic element of the day is wood element, I’d use green color, when it’s a fire element, I’d use red, so on and so forth.
“The concept of Na Yin is one of the most fundamental ideas in Chinese Metaphysics. There are sixty melodies grouped under five basic notes: Gong Shang Jiao Zhi Yu that have the counter parts in western music
Basically, Na Yin Wu Xing contains and uses the 60 Jia Zi. The 60 Jia Zi is a combination of ten stems and the 12 branches. Each stem/branch is assigned an element; this element is known as the sound of the element. The 60 Jia Zi are grouped into two to form 30 groups. Each group will carry the same melodic element. Simply put, one melodic element will cover two consecutive days. As a result, a melodic element calendar is created.
These melodic elements can also be applied to Bazi (The Four Pillars of Destiny) readings, Zi Wei Dou Shu readings, and Feng Shui audits as well.
If you’re interested, here’s the link to get a free copy of Master Joseph Yu’s 2009 Melodic Element Calendar or buy his Melodic Elements Ebook. http://www.astro-fengshui.com/index.html
