Saturday, February 2, 2008
Friday, February 1, 2008
There was a feng shui war
In the heart of Kuala Lumpur there was a feng shui war between the ING building and the building infront which is known as Menara Boustead. Notice the canon infront of the the building--Menara Boustead. Feng shui lovers and tourists often come to this site to pay a visit and would love to hear stories from the security guards.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
When The Genting Founder dies, we were there to pay our last respect
Tan Sri Lim Goh Tong, founder and honorary life president of Genting Group, passed away on October 23, 2007 at 11.20am Tuesday at the Subang Jaya Medical Centre.
The tycoon, who turned 90 in April 2007, was renowned for his vision in transforming Genting Highlands from an unexplored hilltop to one of the world's most successful casino resorts.
The fifth child in a family of seven children, Lim migrated from China's Fujian province in 1937 at the age of 19 with only a small suitcase and US$175.
The idea of a hill resort was chanced upon by Lim amidst the crisp air of Cameron Highlands in 1964. Lim was then working on a hydro-electric power project at the popular hill resort, patronised mostly by British colonials seeking cool refuge from the tropical heat, when he foresaw a prosperous Malaysia of the future desiring a cool mountain holiday resort within the reach of all Malaysians.
To date, Genting Highlands Resort has five hotels and two apartment blocks at the hilltop and Awana Genting Highlands Golf and Country Resort.
The company, founded in 1965, has since expanded and diversified from its initial hotel and resort activities to plantations, properties, paper manufacturing, power generation, oil and gas, electronic commerce and information technology development under Genting Group.
According to Forbes Asia, the Genting Group founder was third richest in the country with a net worth of US$4.3bil (RM14.6bil).
Lim is survived by wife Puan Sri Lee Kim Hua, and their six children and 19 grandchildren.
On October 29, 2007(Monday), the burial at 1.18pm was a private affair for family members only.
The funeral on Monday ended five days of wake beginning last Wednesday after Lim died at the Subang Jaya Medical Centre.
Over the past five days, more than 20,000 people, including royalty, Asia's rich and famous, politicians, friends, business allies and members of the public had either attended the wake or sent wreaths and words of condolence.
The wreaths lined up the road to Gohtong Villa, stretching a distance of more than 1km.
We also attended the wake and sent words of condolence. Master Yeo and I together with a few feng shui followers also took this opportunity to study Uncle Lim's feng shui arrangement. We found that the Pagoda at Genting Highland has powerful feng
shui effect.
This is Master Yeo. According to him, the feng shui master of Uncle Lim is a very traditional master using San He formulae. If you visit Jiang Xi and studied the feng shuis that were designed by the Great Grand Master Yang Yun Song, they were all using San He method.
The interviews of Master Yeo about the feng shui of Genting Highland came out in the Special Weekly on issue 351 and 352 published on November, 26 2007 and December 3, 2007 consecutively.
In the issue 352, Master Yeo advised the visitors to take the lucky route on the left as shown in the picture to increase the probability of winning and to command better "qi" instead of going straight where the feng shui does not benefit visitors to the casino.
This is Master Goh, the author of this blog. You will notice there is a mountain at the back of Uncle Lim's bungalow which forms the support for the house. Master Yeo and Master Goh were in Jiang Xi, China, in 2001, to study the feng shuis that were designed by the Great Grand Master Yang Yun Song.
The tycoon, who turned 90 in April 2007, was renowned for his vision in transforming Genting Highlands from an unexplored hilltop to one of the world's most successful casino resorts.
The fifth child in a family of seven children, Lim migrated from China's Fujian province in 1937 at the age of 19 with only a small suitcase and US$175.
The idea of a hill resort was chanced upon by Lim amidst the crisp air of Cameron Highlands in 1964. Lim was then working on a hydro-electric power project at the popular hill resort, patronised mostly by British colonials seeking cool refuge from the tropical heat, when he foresaw a prosperous Malaysia of the future desiring a cool mountain holiday resort within the reach of all Malaysians.
To date, Genting Highlands Resort has five hotels and two apartment blocks at the hilltop and Awana Genting Highlands Golf and Country Resort.
The company, founded in 1965, has since expanded and diversified from its initial hotel and resort activities to plantations, properties, paper manufacturing, power generation, oil and gas, electronic commerce and information technology development under Genting Group.
According to Forbes Asia, the Genting Group founder was third richest in the country with a net worth of US$4.3bil (RM14.6bil).
Lim is survived by wife Puan Sri Lee Kim Hua, and their six children and 19 grandchildren.
On October 29, 2007(Monday), the burial at 1.18pm was a private affair for family members only.
The funeral on Monday ended five days of wake beginning last Wednesday after Lim died at the Subang Jaya Medical Centre.
Over the past five days, more than 20,000 people, including royalty, Asia's rich and famous, politicians, friends, business allies and members of the public had either attended the wake or sent wreaths and words of condolence.
The wreaths lined up the road to Gohtong Villa, stretching a distance of more than 1km.
We also attended the wake and sent words of condolence. Master Yeo and I together with a few feng shui followers also took this opportunity to study Uncle Lim's feng shui arrangement. We found that the Pagoda at Genting Highland has powerful feng
shui effect.
This is Master Yeo. According to him, the feng shui master of Uncle Lim is a very traditional master using San He formulae. If you visit Jiang Xi and studied the feng shuis that were designed by the Great Grand Master Yang Yun Song, they were all using San He method.
The interviews of Master Yeo about the feng shui of Genting Highland came out in the Special Weekly on issue 351 and 352 published on November, 26 2007 and December 3, 2007 consecutively.
In the issue 352, Master Yeo advised the visitors to take the lucky route on the left as shown in the picture to increase the probability of winning and to command better "qi" instead of going straight where the feng shui does not benefit visitors to the casino.
This is Master Goh, the author of this blog. You will notice there is a mountain at the back of Uncle Lim's bungalow which forms the support for the house. Master Yeo and Master Goh were in Jiang Xi, China, in 2001, to study the feng shuis that were designed by the Great Grand Master Yang Yun Song.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Feng Shui Tour To China in year 2000
Sometime in October 2000, I have managed to organised a Feng Shui Tour to China, with Professor Kang Liang and Grand Master Yap Ka Chin(deceased) as the advisors.
This is probably the first feng shui delegation from Malaysia with about 15 members. We have managed to invite feng shui masters from Penang, Johore, Malacca, Selangor and China to join the tour.
We have visited many feng shui tombs and locations to verify the feng shui theories that we have learned.
It is an eye opener for some of us where we can learn from so many masters , most importantly, we can study the feng shui of the respective location in person.
Of course, we have visited Imperial Palace where many emperors have lived and ruled. It has many feng shui designs and set-up. We can study the richness of Chinese culture.
Our visit to Imperial Palace in year 2000 with Professor Kang Liang and Grand Master Yap Ka Chin(now deceased).
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Our Feng Shui Trip to Gopeng
Sometime in December 2007, Master Yeo, and I together with two other feng shui enthusiasts, had taken a trip to Gopeng to look for dragon. Dragon point is a very good location for one to build houses or use as a burial plot so that the natural forces can be harnessed and one will be prosperous. 
Master Chan and Master Yeo. Master Chan is a famous feng shui master in Ipoh, Perak.
If you are not able to build your house, maybe you could use it as Sheng Ji, or life foundation, where you will place your clothing, hair, fingernails and your personal belongings in a small pot and bury it at the dragon point. You have to select a good date to match the sitting of the dragon point to ignite the feng shui. It is believed that you will make your million after a short spans of time.
I have known one feng shui enthusiast who was on the verse of bankruptcy. He then decided to build his own Sheng Ji. He consulted his master and managed to find a good location to do that. Later, his business became prosperous again and he made back his million. Now his business expended and he had two factories. He is in wood business.
This is Master Goh, the writer of the blog. This picture was taken at the dragon point where the durian tree was planted. The durian tree has enjoyed the energy of the dragon. Do you like to eat the durian which carry the qi of the dragon? They said it will give you good luck and prosperity.
Master Chan and Master Yeo. Master Chan is a famous feng shui master in Ipoh, Perak.
If you are not able to build your house, maybe you could use it as Sheng Ji, or life foundation, where you will place your clothing, hair, fingernails and your personal belongings in a small pot and bury it at the dragon point. You have to select a good date to match the sitting of the dragon point to ignite the feng shui. It is believed that you will make your million after a short spans of time.
I have known one feng shui enthusiast who was on the verse of bankruptcy. He then decided to build his own Sheng Ji. He consulted his master and managed to find a good location to do that. Later, his business became prosperous again and he made back his million. Now his business expended and he had two factories. He is in wood business.
This is Master Goh, the writer of the blog. This picture was taken at the dragon point where the durian tree was planted. The durian tree has enjoyed the energy of the dragon. Do you like to eat the durian which carry the qi of the dragon? They said it will give you good luck and prosperity.
This video shows Master Yeo, Master Goh and other feng shui enthusiasts climbing the mountain, searching for dragon in Gopeng.
善易者不卜 A Person who is conversant with Yi Jing should not consult the oracle
古人说，善易者不卜。
最近，有人告诉我他对易经的体验；他说，他在分析之后认为是进场好时机，于是决定第二天一早进场买股票，便“打道回府”，但想不到办公室门被锁，因为已经很夜。后来等了很久之后，保安人员才来开门。
他没有放在心上，第二天便按计划行事，但市场大跌，由于太过自信，因此，便按兵不动。
后来才想到困卦，就是在办公室被锁之事，易经卦象已显示，只是他没有留意。
假如他等市场稳定后才进场，则情况又会不同。不用卜卦，也可以用易经，这就是易经生活化。
The ancient people had said,"A Person who is conversant with Yi Jing should not consult the oracle."
Recently, someone told me about his Yijing experience. He said he has analysed the market and chart and found that the next day is the best time to enter. After he has made up his mind, he packed up and wanted to go home.
However, the office door was locked because it was quite late. He has to wait for quite sometime for the security guard to come back from his break before he could go home.
The next day, he followed his plan to enter the market, however, the market slid and he just watched it without cutting his losses because of overconfident about his analysis.
Suddenly, he thought of his experience the night before and it was Kun gua he encountered because he was locked in the office. Had he waited for the market to stablized or cutting losses, it would make world of difference. This is how we use YiJing in our daily life.
最近，有人告诉我他对易经的体验；他说，他在分析之后认为是进场好时机，于是决定第二天一早进场买股票，便“打道回府”，但想不到办公室门被锁，因为已经很夜。后来等了很久之后，保安人员才来开门。
他没有放在心上，第二天便按计划行事，但市场大跌，由于太过自信，因此，便按兵不动。
后来才想到困卦，就是在办公室被锁之事，易经卦象已显示，只是他没有留意。
假如他等市场稳定后才进场，则情况又会不同。不用卜卦，也可以用易经，这就是易经生活化。
The ancient people had said,"A Person who is conversant with Yi Jing should not consult the oracle."
Recently, someone told me about his Yijing experience. He said he has analysed the market and chart and found that the next day is the best time to enter. After he has made up his mind, he packed up and wanted to go home.
However, the office door was locked because it was quite late. He has to wait for quite sometime for the security guard to come back from his break before he could go home.
The next day, he followed his plan to enter the market, however, the market slid and he just watched it without cutting his losses because of overconfident about his analysis.
Suddenly, he thought of his experience the night before and it was Kun gua he encountered because he was locked in the office. Had he waited for the market to stablized or cutting losses, it would make world of difference. This is how we use YiJing in our daily life.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Our Feng Shui Team
Our feng shui team is headed by Master Yeo, who is being consulted by the business communities in China, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. One of the companies he was asked to feng shui was losing lots of money and was in red for many years, however, after consultation, he is able to make the company turn around and started to make money. On the second year, he was asked to look for a bigger office so that they could move to in order to accomdate the growing business. 
On the left is Master Yeo, who is explaining landscape feng shui to one of his students.
Normally the location of a graveyard would have to face a mountain or the feng shui master called it Chu San.
Master Yeo is a serious teacher, he takes time to explain the surrounding feng shui to his students. Landscape feng shui is a complicated but important subject. A feng shui teacher should be able to master the landscape feng shui in order to harness the qi and natural power of feng shui.
He can tell you many cases of how he had turned around the companies that he feng shuied. What he is using is Xuan Kong Liufa, a very traditional feng shui techniques where many feng shui masters are still not aware. Master Yeo was born in Tawau, Sabah. He started to learn Yijing and feng shui since 1987. His feng shui teachers are from China, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia.
You cannot learn landscape feng shui in the classroom, you need a teacher like Master Yeo who is willing to impart his knowledge of feng shui before you are able to learn,
Master Yeo said Flying Star is not feng shui, it is used for making prediction.
Master Goh started to learn yijing and feng shui since 1974. He begins with consulting many feng shui masters to align his house feng shui and later becomes a feng shui master because of his overwhelming interest to learn the skills. He has enjoyed the strength of feng shui after moving into a high class condominium where his income increases ten fold. He is also a stock broker, a writer and a speaker.
Master Goh is the one wearing red. He, Master Yeo and Master Wong were leading the students to Loke Yew's graveyard to observe the latter's feng shui. Loke Yew was a multi-millionaire in the very early years.
Master Wong is the third to the left. Master Wong graduated from UKM, Bangi, Malaysia. He is an expert in Chinese culture and Yijing. He is a lecturer cum academic advisor of SCS Yijing HeLuo LiShu Research Centre. He is a Secretary cum cultural officer in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur San Cheng Tao Religious Association. He is also a research head cum committee member of Malaysia Zhu-Xi Philosophy Studies Association.
On the left is Master Yeo, who is explaining landscape feng shui to one of his students.
Normally the location of a graveyard would have to face a mountain or the feng shui master called it Chu San.
Master Yeo is a serious teacher, he takes time to explain the surrounding feng shui to his students. Landscape feng shui is a complicated but important subject. A feng shui teacher should be able to master the landscape feng shui in order to harness the qi and natural power of feng shui.
He can tell you many cases of how he had turned around the companies that he feng shuied. What he is using is Xuan Kong Liufa, a very traditional feng shui techniques where many feng shui masters are still not aware. Master Yeo was born in Tawau, Sabah. He started to learn Yijing and feng shui since 1987. His feng shui teachers are from China, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia.
You cannot learn landscape feng shui in the classroom, you need a teacher like Master Yeo who is willing to impart his knowledge of feng shui before you are able to learn,
Master Yeo said Flying Star is not feng shui, it is used for making prediction.
Master Goh started to learn yijing and feng shui since 1974. He begins with consulting many feng shui masters to align his house feng shui and later becomes a feng shui master because of his overwhelming interest to learn the skills. He has enjoyed the strength of feng shui after moving into a high class condominium where his income increases ten fold. He is also a stock broker, a writer and a speaker.
Master Goh is the one wearing red. He, Master Yeo and Master Wong were leading the students to Loke Yew's graveyard to observe the latter's feng shui. Loke Yew was a multi-millionaire in the very early years.
Master Wong is the third to the left. Master Wong graduated from UKM, Bangi, Malaysia. He is an expert in Chinese culture and Yijing. He is a lecturer cum academic advisor of SCS Yijing HeLuo LiShu Research Centre. He is a Secretary cum cultural officer in Selangor and Kuala Lumpur San Cheng Tao Religious Association. He is also a research head cum committee member of Malaysia Zhu-Xi Philosophy Studies Association.
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