Chinese horoscope 2015 – Chinese zodiac 2015 is one of the feng shui tips 2015 for the year of the Sheep according to Chinese zodiac sign and flying stars. CHINESE HOROSCOPE RAT 2015: Sailing out of gloomy shadow of against Taisui, zodiac Rat enters the relatively halcyon field. Although zodiac Rat and zodiac Ram are… Read More: Chinese Horoscope 2015 »
What are Flying Stars? Flying Stars are nine flying stars which can used to foretell whether a house or location is good or bad. Nine flying stars are One White Mercury, Two Black Saturn, Three Jade Jupiter, Four Green Jupiter, Five Yellow Loess Star, Six White Platinum Star, Seven Red Venus, Eight White Saturn and… Read More: Flying Stars »
2012 will be the year of the dragon which starts on Lup Chun (Li Chun). Lup Chun is the first day of the spring. In 2012, lup chun is on Feb. 4 2012 (Chinese New Year is on Jan. 23, 2012). 9 flying stars that occupy in 9 different locations will change to different locations… Read More: Feng Shui Tips 2012 »
The locations of the flying stars change very year. They also change monthly. Chinese 5th Lunar month begins from Jun 12 and ends on July 11 (Accurate date should be according to season that is from Jun 6 to July 7). The chart of the locations of the flying stars for Chinese 5th lunar month… Read More: Flying Star for Chinese 5th Lunar Month 2010 »
In feng shui, different items have different significant. Some are for love, protection; Some are for health, wealth. Wu Lou, turtle, crane bird and peach are the most common use items for longevity. Chinese jade is also believed that it can improve blood circulating and expel negative energy and turn it into healthy energy. Wearing… Read More: Feng Shui Tips for Health »
The locations of the Flying Stars are changed every year. Therefore the position for Tai Sui is also change. In 2009 year of the ox, Tai Sui is sitting in NE and facing SW. It is very important that any constructions in these two area will defend Tai Sui. Once you defend Tai Sui, you… Read More: Feng Shui Tips for Protections »