Below is an article written by one of the feng shui master in Malaysia.
With or without any scientific proof, it seems to have an effect that can cause
flooding in s'pore when the dragon's mouth has been sealed.
Water Mouth By TY Tan
In the last few issues, I have talked about the effect of body
and flow of water on income and wealth, the exterior water forms
and the interior water forms.
There are three components in water feng shui – the body of
water, the flow of water and the water mouth. The body of
water retains wealth while the flow of water enhances income.
For water mouth, this is the wealth spot and feng shui’s greatest
enhancer of income and wealth.
The point where water qi is most vibrant is the water mouth.
Examples of water mouth:
1) The turning point of river
2) Where a river runs into a sea or lake
3) Where two rivers meet
4) The first appearance of water at a lake or sea
5) Where a waterfall meets a pond or river
6) At turning point of roads, as roads are the equivalent of rivers, and their traffic is equivalent to water
7) The junction of roads
8) A car park entry gate (water mouth to the main door)
9) Bedroom doors (water mouth to your headboard
Yin Water
If the water form is yin water, misfortune
may strike even though the water is located
correctly in feng shui arrangement. Murky, dark,
still, dirty and stagnant waters are yin water,
and they are bad feng shui. When water is not
moving, there is no life force, no energy, hence
no growth.
Note:
Stagnant water is far worse
than having no water at all.
A large lake that has muddy
water is bad feng shui, whether
it is correctly positioned or not.
There must also be harmony
and equilibrium. Water should
not bring too much yang or be
excessively yin.
Clean and clear water that
moves gently, which is neither
too fast nor too slow, is wellbalanced
water for good feng
shui in terms of wealth and income
enhancement.
Yang Water
If the location of your water structure on
your property is correctly positioned, it meets
feng shui principle and money will never be an
issue.
However, the water body form must be the
yang water in feng shui terms. By yang water,
I mean clear, clean, with good filtration system
and moving water with life element.
When water is moving with life force, there
will be growth. Keep live goldfish and if they
die, you must replace them.
Yang water usually brings positive outcome
to the environment as water blends with benevolent
incoming qi. Examples of yang water are
waterfalls, rivers and ponds that have fish.
TY Tan is a graduate of
Chinese Classical Feng Shui
and the 4 Pillars of Destiny
(Bazi) under Master Yu of
the Feng Shui Research
Center (FSRC), Toronto,
Canada. Tan is also the
first certified Feng Shui
practitioner of FSRC in
Malaysia with a Higher
Diploma from the Feng Shui
Research Center. He conducts
Feng Shui classes and
consultation for resident and
business. He can be reached
at www.1FengShui.com or at
(603) 80600868.
With or without any scientific proof, it seems to have an effect that can cause
flooding in s'pore when the dragon's mouth has been sealed.
Water Mouth By TY Tan
In the last few issues, I have talked about the effect of body
and flow of water on income and wealth, the exterior water forms
and the interior water forms.
There are three components in water feng shui – the body of
water, the flow of water and the water mouth. The body of
water retains wealth while the flow of water enhances income.
For water mouth, this is the wealth spot and feng shui’s greatest
enhancer of income and wealth.
The point where water qi is most vibrant is the water mouth.
Examples of water mouth:
1) The turning point of river
2) Where a river runs into a sea or lake
3) Where two rivers meet
4) The first appearance of water at a lake or sea
5) Where a waterfall meets a pond or river
6) At turning point of roads, as roads are the equivalent of rivers, and their traffic is equivalent to water
7) The junction of roads
8) A car park entry gate (water mouth to the main door)
9) Bedroom doors (water mouth to your headboard
Yin Water
If the water form is yin water, misfortune
may strike even though the water is located
correctly in feng shui arrangement. Murky, dark,
still, dirty and stagnant waters are yin water,
and they are bad feng shui. When water is not
moving, there is no life force, no energy, hence
no growth.
Note:
Stagnant water is far worse
than having no water at all.
A large lake that has muddy
water is bad feng shui, whether
it is correctly positioned or not.
There must also be harmony
and equilibrium. Water should
not bring too much yang or be
excessively yin.
Clean and clear water that
moves gently, which is neither
too fast nor too slow, is wellbalanced
water for good feng
shui in terms of wealth and income
enhancement.
Yang Water
If the location of your water structure on
your property is correctly positioned, it meets
feng shui principle and money will never be an
issue.
However, the water body form must be the
yang water in feng shui terms. By yang water,
I mean clear, clean, with good filtration system
and moving water with life element.
When water is moving with life force, there
will be growth. Keep live goldfish and if they
die, you must replace them.
Yang water usually brings positive outcome
to the environment as water blends with benevolent
incoming qi. Examples of yang water are
waterfalls, rivers and ponds that have fish.
TY Tan is a graduate of
Chinese Classical Feng Shui
and the 4 Pillars of Destiny
(Bazi) under Master Yu of
the Feng Shui Research
Center (FSRC), Toronto,
Canada. Tan is also the
first certified Feng Shui
practitioner of FSRC in
Malaysia with a Higher
Diploma from the Feng Shui
Research Center. He conducts
Feng Shui classes and
consultation for resident and
business. He can be reached
at www.1FengShui.com or at
(603) 80600868.
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