“Effective Feng Shui is about creating opportunities within a reasonable time frame and knowing when to translate those opportunities into results” – Vin Leo

There is so much wisdom in this ancient art of Feng Shui. We are blessed with great ancient sages who disclosed this mystery to benefit mankind. I am thrilled with the opportunities to rediscover this authentic skill. Unfortunately it has been so commercialised that now it becomes nothing more than a superstition to many.

The art harnesses benevolent Qi from the environment into a building ensuring wealth and health. It is potently effective and the results can be immediate. It does not command any ornamental displays, paintings and cultural motifs. It is about the land formations.

I base my knowledge on empirical evidences gathered from real life cases. The gathering of such information helps to verify and confirm the workings and true value of formulae and theories. That is a lot of work. Those who seek Feng Shui knowledge must be prepared to seek first hand information through experimentations and documentations. Feng Shui is not a religion and therefore blind faith is not a requisite. You must understand how it works to make it operate effectively.

I enjoy researching the Classical Feng Shui authoritative texts like ‘Qing Nang Jing’, ‘Qing Nang Yu’, ‘Tian Yu Jing’, ‘Yu Che Jing’, ‘Zhang Shu’ and ‘Qing Nang Ao Yu’. I found that these texts are theoretically consistent while ‘Yu Che Jing’ condensed and cited many practical applications.

My excitement lies in Bazi which is the Chinese art of interpreting destiny base on an individual’s birth date and time. The understanding of destiny helps us keep our lives in control and making wise decisions given the informed choices. Therefore I believe our choices influence our destiny.

The authoritative texts on Bazi are ‘Qiong Tong Bao Jian’, ‘San Ming Tong Hui’, ‘Di Tian Sui’, ‘Ming Li Zheng Zong’ to name but a few. While most Bazi texts explore the theoretical aspects of destiny reading, ‘Ming Li Zheng Zong’, also known as ‘Shen Feng Tong Kao’ is one of the rare books that explain the techniques of Zi-Ping Bazi.

Bazi reads the destiny of a person while Feng Shui reads the destiny of a house yet they are so intricately woven together. Feng Shui may not change your destiny but Feng Shui can definitely enhance the capacity of your destiny.

My consultations include destiny counselling that advises on business and career choices, health matters, relationship and wealth related issues. My Feng Shui audits include private homes, commercial offices, industrial buildings, and estate and town planning.

Our beliefs

1. Feng Shui is neither religion nor superstitions. It is not about placement of ornaments, nor is it about activation.
2. Feng Shui enhances the quality of living through harnessing the positive Qi or energies of the land.
3. Feng Shui should be used to create business opportunities; healing of sickness and relationships; increase mental alertness; boost children affinity; ensure fulfilling endeavours; increasing fame and seeking nobility.
4. Both San He and San Yuan Feng Shui techniques employ landform structures, time specifics, date selection and divination in their practices. Proper techniques will yield immediate effectiveness.
5. Destiny Analysis is not about knowing the future. It is about knowing how to maximise the present situation to enhance prosperity and minimising mishaps.
6. Destiny is the experiences we gain from the choices we make.