there is one idiom in Mongolia. "A horse of fisher is thirsty." Is that true? I think some feng shui adviser and lama, live not so enough rich and happy. why?
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Added by Sainbileg Sukhbaatar on November 6, 2009 at 2:09pm —
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Well, it seems like many smart people do.
A survey of members of Mensa (the High IQ Society) in Canada in the mid-1980s found that 44 per cent of them believed in astrology, 51 per cent believed in biorhythms and 56 per cent believed in aliens (Skeptical Inquirer, vol 13, p 216)
Danny
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Added by Danny VdB on November 5, 2009 at 10:30am —
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Hi all?
I'm Sainbileg. I'm Mongolian. and I studied and worked for Feng Shui Practitioner for 7 years. I think there is one news for you. I want to open the Feng Shui Bouteque in Mongolian capital city Ulaanbaatar. But, my self economy is not so enough to start.
So is there some one to interest to invest in Mongolia for the Feng shui Bouteque.
NOTE: there is ready plan and all financial reports.
Regards
Sainbileg.S
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Added by Sainbileg Sukhbaatar on November 2, 2009 at 1:30pm —
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Recently,
24 solar terms pillars 二十四节气柱 appeared on the south moat's bank in Beijing (located near the south gate of Temple of Heaven). The 24 pillars are divided into four groups x 6 pillars - representing the 4 seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.
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Added by Annie Pecheva on October 31, 2009 at 6:39pm —
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Hi all, does anybody know how the Nina Wang circus turned out?
Kinf regards,
Charles
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Added by Charles Younger on October 28, 2009 at 10:54pm —
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Hi all,
As you may have noticed already, Ning networks have started offering a kind of "gift" feature, which allows you to send virtual gifts to other network members.
A few of them are free, but most costs 75 "credits".
Ning has given everyone 3750 free credits, probably to get people used to it.
The catch is that when you are through with your 3750 credits, you can buy more credits via Paypal and they will charge you 2$ for 100 credits.
I personally wonder who will be so stupid to pay almos…
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Added by Danny VdB on October 25, 2009 at 10:35am —
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Here's today's news article...
http://www.lowyinterpreter.org/post/2009/10/22/Burmas-superstitious-leaders.aspx
I particularly find amusing the part about women's underwear...
Jodi
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Added by Jodi Brunner on October 23, 2009 at 8:19am —
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The International Finance Centre in Hong Kong is a large, modern complex hosting the site of the tallest building in Hong Kong (fourth in the world when it opened in late 2003). Known as Two IFC, the building
is of course, 88 storeys high – ‘8’ being the luckiest number to Hong Kong citizens. The number of st…
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Added by Jodi Brunner on October 22, 2009 at 5:00pm —
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What is good luck and what is bad luck?
Even in four pillars astrology we cannot always tell the difference.
Often we can only tell in hindsight.
A friend sent me this snippet today, it illustrates the point very well:
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According to a pair of researchers from the University of Michigan, a depression does more for longevity than diet or exercise.
Life expectancy during the worst years of the Great Depression increased from 57.1 years in 1929 to 63.3 years in 1933, says the report by Jose A.…
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Added by Danny VdB on October 3, 2009 at 12:30pm —
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Today is the
Mid-Autumn Festival (中秋節), celebrated widely in East Asia. It marks the full moon that is nearest to the September Equinox, always occurring on the 15th lunar day of the 8th lunar month.
According to the Chinese tradition, this is supposed to be the biggest and fullest moon of the year. However, in fact this perception comes because of the clear sky view in the Autumn in China and other East-Asian countries, when the humidity particles of the Summer have already disappeared…
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Added by Annie Pecheva on October 3, 2009 at 10:30am —
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We are so glad to be here among those of you that use some the Chinese derived methodologies for healing. We are interested in it and here is why:
Best American Psychics (www.bestamericanpsychics.com) is proud to introduce its brand new sister company, Best American Healers. Like Best American Psychics, Best American Healers is a directory of healers that, we believe, are the best in America. Each healer listed on our site is interviewed and screened for references, credentials, certifications,…
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Added by Best American Healers/Psychics on September 25, 2009 at 3:30pm —
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Last month I spent a couple of weeks in Transylvania, in an area, which is called the ”salt country”. I participated in a qigong retreat in Sovata, which is known for its salty heliothermal lakes, and had an opportunity to visit Praid, the center of the Szekely Salt Country, where the most notable salt mine is located.
The mountains contain huge salt deposits, which have been mined at least from the Roman times. Because of the nature of the soil, agriculture does not thrive there. Salt and fore…
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Added by Päivi Vilkki on September 19, 2009 at 9:58pm —
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Hi All
Grand Master Tan Koon Yong from Way Onnet Geomancy (Singapore) will be conducting a seminar on
"Benefits of Geomancy Before Death & After Life" on October 11, 2009
at Suntec Singapore International Convention Centre (Level 3 Meeting Room).
Seminar schedule :-
10.00am - 10.30am : Guests registration
10.30am - 11.30am : Benefits of Geomancy Before Death & After Life (Mandarin)
11.30am - 11.45am : Questions & answers
11.45am - 12.45pm : Product introductions and promotio…
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Added by Wyslee on September 13, 2009 at 9:14am —
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Sometimes people ask : "what is the use of astrology? Why do we need to know our destiny?"
Astrology is not about trying to know what is our destiny.
In fact, the chart can and does not show us our destiny.
The chart, at best, shows us a certain "potential".
And what we chose to *DO* with that potential, that's what finally becomes our destiny.
It is more than 50% in our own hands.
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It is like a farmer who has a piece of land.
First he figures out what is the type of soil.
Maybe it is sui…
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Added by Danny VdB on September 6, 2009 at 12:32pm —
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Hi,
Came across this news.
Hope it also brings a smile to your face
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From the Bristol Evening Post:
"Outside Bristol Zoo is the car park, with spaces for 150 cars and 8 coaches. It has been manned 6 days a week for 23 years by the same charming and very polite car park attendant with the ticket machine. The charges are £1. per car and £5. per coach.
"On Monday 1 June, he did not turn up for work. Bristol Zoo management phoned Bristol City Council to ask them to send a replacement parking…
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Added by Danny VdB on August 30, 2009 at 10:26am —
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.... Up to now Life’s evolution has implied the disappearance of old species and the appearance of new ones. Digging through the layers of rock, palaeontologists have found that most species have long stable periods followed by a burst of change. While the majority slip away quietly and without any fanfare, the wiping out of dinosaurs, 65m years ago, was a mass extinction event; it caused the death of around 70% of all of the species; it was a “catastrophic event” that marked the boundary betwee…
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Added by angelo benelli on August 22, 2009 at 10:36pm —
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Hi all,
The following is a very interesting article by Dr. Simona Mainini. I have permission from her to share with you all. Dr. Mainini is one of those few wonderful people who have managed to weld together the strict disciplines of architectural practice with the aesthetics and philosophies of the ancient Chinese traditions of Feng Shui. In 2007 Dr. Mainini was the ONLY representative from the United States invited to be one of three keynote speakers at the International Feng Shui Convention…
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Added by Wyslee on August 22, 2009 at 11:30am —
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Some people are worried that "new age" feng shui is going to take over everything, and there will be no place for more profound methods anymore.
Is it a reasonable worry?
First of all, let's consider that the vast majority of Westerners had their first contacts with feng shui or Chinese astrology through some new age books, courses or articles.
So, for most of us these books or courses have served as a stepping stone.
Bookshops have beginner level books on nearly every topic, from physics to…
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Added by Danny VdB on July 21, 2009 at 7:34pm —
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I take this opportunity to introduce to all the following blogs: -
http://www.yibazi.blogspot.com
http://www.designaffinity.blogspot.com
When I started blogging in 2007 via YiFengshui, it was just a response to another blog which instigates a lot of negativity in the art of metaphysics. Surprisingly, this blog has met its natural death with its blog owner and his team of crappy personalities being carted away for some strings of litigation matters and injunctions. With such silence, aggressi…
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Added by Yifengshui on July 21, 2009 at 6:31am —
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Something becomes a generic term when it describes a whole "class" of product, services, or techniques.., rather than a "specific" one.
This is clearly the case with word "feng shui" , as it has always encompassed a whole range of different approaches, schools and techniques.
Typically a generic term cannot be trademarked or controlled by a single person.
It is even possible to lose a trademark once it becomes a generic term.
One of the indications for this is when the word starts become used a…
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Added by Danny VdB on July 17, 2009 at 10:53am —
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Why some Feng Shui Practitioners live poor?
Who believes in astrology?
24 solar term pillars constructed in Beijing
Nina Wang
Asian leaders consulting astrologers...
About Best American Psychics/Best American Healers
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Life’s purpose is evolution, increasing order and complexity, syntropy
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