Arrangement and Layout of the Kitchen
The kitchen represents the manifestation of the family’s well-being and wealth.
It is useful for pressing down bad luck caused by bad flying star number...
6 Ways to Boost Good Fortune During Mid Autumn Festival
Updated on 28th August 2024
To many Chinese, Mid Autumn Festival (or Mooncake Festival) is the next most important celebration after Chinese New Year.
Held on...
Staying Safe Throughout Hungry Ghost Month
Updated on 22nd July 2024
In 2024 the Hungry Ghost period starts from 4th August and ends 2nd September. In the Chinese Lunar Calendar this is the...
Top 5 Gifts You Should Never Give
Giving and receiving gifts is a wonderful exchange that shows we care. One would think that any gift that is given from the heart...
12 Easy Ways to Work with Mirrors
LILLIAN TOO highlights the power of mirrors, explaining in detail how they can be used as powerful enhancing tools for doubling good energy, deflecting...
10 Tips to Feng Shui Your Bedroom
The bedroom is where you get your rest and the importance of this part of the home cannot be stressed enough. While the living...
How to Dejunk Unwanted Files from your Computer and Work Desk
Dejunking your mind and your space should also extend to your computer, which stores so much of our rubbish these days.
Make it a habit...
Observing the Ching Ming Tradition, The Chinese “All-Souls Day”
Ching Ming Festival or Tomb Sweeping Day is a traditional Chinese festival observed each year on the 105th day after the Winter Solstice. This...
Everything Hinges on the Calendar
Astrology and feng shui are inseparable from both the lunar and solar calendar. This is why at the start of each New Year, it...
Good Days to Re-start Work & to Travel During the Year...
Chinese New Year marks the first day of the New Year in the Chinese calendar. It is also known as the Spring Festival or...
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