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Strokes of Luck
What do our Prime Minister, Mr Lee Hisen Loong, our Mediacorp Ah Jie, Zoe Tay, and Hong Kong Heavenly King, Andy Lau have in common? Answer: The total number of strokes in their chinese name belong to inauspcious category according to the
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201314
4 January 2013 was regarded as a memorable date for couples to tie the nuptial knot as reported by the news. If you read the numbers in Chinese, it sounds like Ai Ni Yi Sheng Yi Shi or Love You
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Testimonials from Students on Xuan Kong Feng Shui
A structured course. What I like most about this course is Jo’s willingness to share his experience and teach beyond the course’s syllabus. ~ Jeremy Tan A very practical driven course that gives me more confident to do audits. Jo
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Feedback from Students on Da Gua Date Selection
The 3rd run of Xuan Kong Da Gua Date Selection Class ended yesterday after visiting 2 HDB flats and 1 retail shop. From the west to the east, the cars formed a convoy, bringing everyone from one point
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Asiaone’s Chinese New Year Special on Zodiac Forecast 2012
Please click here to find out more on your animal sign outlook for 2012!
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Enter the Water Dragon
A very happy new year to readers of Heaven. Man. Earth.!! At this time of the year, I have been busy conducting corporate talks for 2012 Feng Shui Forecast and also at the same time working with the media on
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Looking back 2011
This is one of the pictures taken during a talk to 100 over business owners in February 2011. The event was known as BNI Big Breakfast at YMCA auditorium. Besides the pointers reflected on the powerpoint slides, I also mentioned
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A Story on Date Selection
Came across this anecdote from a Chinese book on date selection and thought it would be interesting to share it. During the Qing dynasty, Emperor Qian Long decided to impersonate as a commoner to visit one of the provinces so
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