Comments on: In other words

By: Ginger

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 06:41:09 +0000

K, I found an article that’s good reading for Feng Shui for Singles, and part of it talks about single photo of you, “Avoid single photos or pictures of you; instead hang a painting of peonies (Chinese flower of love). If you can’t find one, then display images that represent opposite sex….

Balance the Yin/ Females and Yang/ Males in your house as the interaction of both maintains the harmony of the universes and together they produce everything that comes into existence. For instance, if you are male, display items that represent the presence of Yin. Do the opposite if you are a female.”

I like masculine furniture so it works out great for me, I hope you like feminine furniture.

Link to article: http://living.oneindia.in/relationship/love-and-romance/fengshuisingles.html

Ginger recommends you to read.. Lao Traditional Wedding

By: K

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 06:06:47 +0000

Ginger, I am interested to learn more than actually using it. But what I learned and had a great deal of thinking why my own single photograph that I’d like to place in my bedroom is considered a bad feng shui. Why? Most of us singles likes to do it, right? This seriously causes the bad flow in our romance life. See, I stay and sleep in my couch every night and the only object that I see there is my picture. They say, this causes a loneliness and tiredness in my romance as it will always going to make me feel either unsafe or afraid of getting to start a relationship.

Coincidence? I wonder why I am still single and afraid of getting into a relationship, hahahaha. But then I don’t want to get rid of my picture. Any thoughts? -

By: K

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:51:34 +0000

Belle, waaaaaggg! As a present? Oh noes, a pure BAD LUCK (feeling scared for you, hahahaha). On the positive side, it can be a good luck. Different cultures have a different taboos about gifts as long as the one you gave them are not sharp (letter openers, scissor, swords, or a knife). I learned that the remedy for the bad luck from this type of gift is to immediately give the giver a coin to symbolize that you “bought” the gift from them. If not, according to superstition, your relationship may end or you may stop talking to each other, hahaha.

Pero totoo yung if somebody gave you a gift and it happens that you didn’t like it, don’t give it away to someone (as a re-gift), it symbolizes that you are giving away the relationship you have with the person who gave you the gift. And it’s tacky. -

By: K

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:43:03 +0000

Meeya, I believe so too. A small change in our environment can have an impact. Even if I don’t read or use the feng shui, diba minsan if we’re re-arranging, getting rid of the clutter in our home, sometimes there is a blockage or something there that we just feel and have to move things aruond until if feels right. -

By: K

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:38:58 +0000

Pao, Feng Shui should be two words (’feng’ for wind as water for ’shui’) and although some levels of feng shui are easy to understand and apply, I believe the only person can actually “do” it are those who practice it.

Seen that Kris movie too, scary and predictable. If we think about it, everything is related to everything. -

By: K

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 05:26:36 +0000

Sofie, uunga naman. Some people exaggerates the use of Feng shui, like the Toilet, I always find it inaccurately true that positioning the toilet door or the toilet bowl itself makes a bad feng effect in the house, aba, malaking construction ang gagawin mo diba? And for the case of “flushing your wealth” to the loo, eh san pa ba papunta yung ebak natin anoh? hehehehe.

But I do believe in what goes around, comes around. -