Sunday, January 31, 2010
I came across this while browsing Joey Yap facebook page. Apparently he is a Best Selling Author, Consultant and Educator with regards to Feng Shui, BaZi, Mian Xiang. I just find the last sentence of this post really humorous as a Star Wars fan. Enjoy.
Joey Yap Q: "I am writing to ask you again on my question pertaining to the tiger painting. Is it really OK to put tiger painting in the living hall? I understand from my elders that having a tiger painting is a no no. Also asked the medium on this. Need to know this as I will be putting that painting in the living hall since y...ou said it’s OK. Attached is the painting of the tiger I bought from Bali."
A: My answer is still - Yes it's ok - as long as you like the painting.
A painting, has NO Qi. And it will emit NO Qi. Hence, it will NOT affect your Feng Shui nor should it affect you. However, it may affect you psychologically if you attach much meaning and emotions to it. Hence, sometimes people 'feel' that the painting is affecting them. But in reality it does nothing on it's own nor does it affect the flow of Qi in your home. The Tiger is not going to come-to-life at night and eat your dog.
Yes I too have heard some 'elders' say Tiger paintings are 'too fierce for you'. Others say if your life is 'weak' therefore cannot tame the tiger. These are all unqualified remarks. (And - sorry to say, the elders are not professional Feng Shui practitioners. They did not study classical Feng Shui. They probably base their little information on hearsay, folklore or old wives tales). Lemme ask you - what if put a picture of Godzilla? Would this be too 'fierce' too? Or how about a portrait of Darth Vader? He may find your lack of faith, disturbing.
Source: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#/JoeyYapFB?ref=nf
posted at 8:13 PM
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Sunday, January 31, 2010
I came across this while browsing Joey Yap facebook page. Apparently he is a Best Selling Author, Consultant and Educator with regards to Feng Shui, BaZi, Mian Xiang. I just find the last sentence of this post really humorous as a Star Wars fan. Enjoy.
Joey Yap Q: "I am writing to ask you again on my question pertaining to the tiger painting. Is it really OK to put tiger painting in the living hall? I understand from my elders that having a tiger painting is a no no. Also asked the medium on this. Need to know this as I will be putting that painting in the living hall since y...ou said it’s OK. Attached is the painting of the tiger I bought from Bali."
A: My answer is still - Yes it's ok - as long as you like the painting.
A painting, has NO Qi. And it will emit NO Qi. Hence, it will NOT affect your Feng Shui nor should it affect you. However, it may affect you psychologically if you attach much meaning and emotions to it. Hence, sometimes people 'feel' that the painting is affecting them. But in reality it does nothing on it's own nor does it affect the flow of Qi in your home. The Tiger is not going to come-to-life at night and eat your dog.
Yes I too have heard some 'elders' say Tiger paintings are 'too fierce for you'. Others say if your life is 'weak' therefore cannot tame the tiger. These are all unqualified remarks. (And - sorry to say, the elders are not professional Feng Shui practitioners. They did not study classical Feng Shui. They probably base their little information on hearsay, folklore or old wives tales). Lemme ask you - what if put a picture of Godzilla? Would this be too 'fierce' too? Or how about a portrait of Darth Vader? He may find your lack of faith, disturbing.
Source: http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#/JoeyYapFB?ref=nf
posted at 8:13 PM
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