The Fine Arts of Feng Shui, Bazi, and Qi Men Dun Jia

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The Fine Art of Bazi, Feng Shui, and Qi Men Dun
Jia

• Many of the ancient Asian sciences are, to
  outsiders, full of mystery and enigma. But in the
  Asian culture they are powerful sciences that
  many of the people rely upon and turn to for
  advice and guidance in all aspects of their
  lives. The science of Bazi is a traditional
  Chinese analysis that charts a person's destiny.

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• When it is translated to English, it means "
  Eight Characters" but its also know as the Four
  Pillars of Destiny. This science analyzes a
  person's birth year, month, day and time which
  are then put into four pairs which is where the
  name Four Pillars originated from. The
  information received from a reading is used to
  help see our destiny in aspects of life such as
  relationships, health, and career.

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• Another popular science that is more widely heard
  is Feng Shui. It is a system of geomancy of
  Chinese origin that translates as "wind-water" in
  English. It's first use was finding correlations
  between humans and the universe. Now, Feng Shui
  is generally used to orient buildings so that
  positive energy may flow.

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• Qi Men Dun Jia, is based on astronomical
  observations and is practiced by Singapore,
  China, and Taiwan. The name translates to
  "wondrous door hides jia". Qi Men Dun Jia is used
  in match making, crime solving, personal fortune
  and the military. This form of divination is not
  based on the Western concept of time, and it can
  have characteristics and different qualities.

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• All of these Asian sciences are very popular with
  the people of their culture. While they aren't
  based on factual science, the people who practice
  these different forms believe they're very
  important to understanding one's destiny and the
  questions of life. Each is unique in its own way
  and can take many many years to master and
  understand the concept.
• For more information on Feng Shui, visit
  http//www.destinyasia.com.sg/