Your Monthly Feng Shui Newsletter in February 2022

Highlights of February – TIGER Month

  • The lucky areas of the house and office are Southeast and South. Activate the sectors and capture the luck from the fortune stars by using Feng Shui enhancers.

  • The unlucky areas of the house and office are the East and Center of the house, which needs to be controlled and protected from unlucky stars.

  • It will be a lucky month for the person born in the Rabbit, Horse, Sheep, Rooster, and Boar year. Do not miss these opportunities to achieve your goals. 

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Your Monthly Feng Shui Newsletter in October 2021

Chung Yeong Festival (重陽節)

 

Chung Yeong Festival (重陽節), also known as the Double Ninth Festival (久久節 ) and the Chrysanthemum Festival (菊の節句), is observed on the ninth day of the ninth month in the Chinese Lunar calendar. This year it’ll be on October 14, 2021. Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean will visit the cemetery of their ancestors to pay their respects. They will offer food and fruit as well as burn incense to their ancestors. Ching Ming and Chung Yeong Festival are important dates for us to pay respects to our ancestors.

According to the Lo Shu number, nine is the yang fire element, and the double ninth day and month will bring intense fire. Chrysanthemum blooms during that time; it will be advisable to drink chrysanthemum tea or liquor to balance your health.

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Your Monthly Feng Shui Newsletter in September 2021

MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL (中秋節)

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Full Moon Festival, is held on the 15th day of the Lunar calendar’s eighth month; this year the festival falls on September 21, 2021. It brings families together to celebrate the harvest under a full moon, and it is the vital month to get married as full moon brings “completion energy” to the marriage.

It will be a good time for a single person to attract romance luck; display the Wedding Couple, Double Happiness image, and Mandarin Ducks in the southwest of your bedroom.

To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese will eat mooncake, a sweet pastry traditionally made from lotus seed puree/paste. Nowadays, you can find modern versions of the mooncake in the form of chocolate and ice cream.

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Your Monthly Feng Shui Newsletter in August 2021

Highlights of August – Monkey Month

  • The lucky areas in the house and office are East, West and Center. Activate them and capture the luck from the fortune stars by using Feng Shui enhancers.

  • The unlucky areas in the house and office are Southwest, Northeast, Southeast and Northwest, which needs to be controlled and protected from unlucky stars.

  • It will be a lucky month for the person born in the Monkey, Dog, Horse and Dragon. Do not miss these opportunities to achieve your goal.

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Your Monthly Feng Shui Newsletter in July 2021

Highlights of July – Sheep Month

  • The lucky areas in the house and office are South, Center, and Southwest.  Activate them and capture the luck from the fortune stars by using Feng Shui enhancers.

  • The unlucky areas in the house and office are North, Northeast, and West. These areas need to be controlled and protected from unlucky stars.

  • It will be a lucky month for the person born in the Rooster, Boar, Rabbit, Snake, and Horse.  You should not miss these opportunities to achieve your goals.

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