Wednesday, October 19, 2016
Have you ever done anything…just on a hunch? Well I have… because I always trust my own intuitive powers – my intuition. For example last Sunday…I was getting ready to send out an email about the Master Practitioner’s Course to all of you when it suddenly occurred to me that maybe you would actually like to experience the MPC to get a better feel for it and what it’s all about.
So I tossed the email I had prepared and instead I asked my staff to put together a “sneak peak” for you of the first module of my 12-module MPC online course. I had so many people thank me for allowing them to experience the course…and now many have actually enrolled and are already studying with me. So always trust these messages when they come to you…it is not by accident.
By the way…if you missed the email last Sunday then just click the free link below and begin to experience how easy it is to study online with me! Here’s your own “sneak peak” at the first module…I think you’ll love it.
It’s hard to believe how fast the time is passing…can you believe the Singapore Extravaganza is only a month away? I am so looking forward to sharing all the upcoming secrets of the Year of the Fire Rooster with you!! Honestly I’ll be happy for this black year to be over as I am sure you will be too! Be sure to get your tickets and join me on Sunday November 20th in Singapore or in KL on the 11th of December – I have lots to share that will help you succeed and make the most of the coming year!
Always here for you!
Lillian
Overcoming The Killing Breath – Shar Chi
In feng shui we call killing breath “shar chi” and much of what we practice has to do with deflecting, dissolving and dispersing this type of energy. It is really important to first guard against this shar chi than to focus on enhancing feng shui. Why? Because even the most excellent feng shui features introduced into your home will be powerless against the killing force of severe shar chi.
When did you last take a walk around your home or office and check for killing energy?
It’s important to understand that you must take care of the big things and make them right before going on to other aspects of your feng shui practice. For example, shar chi that is caused by landscape orientations is very lethal and difficult to cope with in comparison to the shar chi caused by incorrectly arrangements of your furniture inside the house.
So if you’re in the market to buy a home, please be sure to carefully investigate the neighborhood. Look for signs of prosperity and what kinds of people live there. Usually when an area or building has good feng shui the place will actually look prosperous! You’ll notice that homes will be well kept, gardens will be thriving and streets will be clean. There will be an air of prosperity if you just let yourself tune into the energies of the area.
Conversely, when an area is suffering from lots of shar chi the homes will appear run down and there is an air of despair. Sometimes the killing energy is not immediately apparent… but I can show you how to spot the poison arrows that cause such massive problems. There is an art to developing your “feng shui eye”!
Looking out for and understanding shar chi is a big part of getting your feng shui right. There are many things in the environment that can cause shar chi and I teach all of this and more in my online
MPC course that is now open for enrollment. The good news is there is always a solution to any feng shui problem…and I will teach you these solutions as well!
Please click the link below to learn more about my Master Practitioner’s Course online that is now open for enrollment!
Click Here to Learn More About Studying With Lillian ONLINE!
Flower Offerings For Your Household Altar
Your home altar should ideally be located in a small room on the uppermost floor of your home…but if this is not possible then a quiet corner of a room is also acceptable. From a feng shui perspective the best corner is the northwest corner, which signifies heaven. If this doesn’t work for you then another area much favoured by feng shui masters is the area of the home directly facing the front door.
No matter where you altar is located, it should be well maintained, kept clean and uncluttered. If you do not have an altar table, then shelves will also do just as well. Be sure to leave enough space in front of holy objects to display your sacred offerings. The placement of fresh offering to the deities is a vital part of the ritual. There are five basic offerings – light, water, incense, flowers and food. Today we will take a closer look at flower offerings:
Flower Offerings
Always use fresh flowers! Flowers are a wonderful and beautiful offering. Always use fresh flowers (dried and fake flowers are unsuitable), and the best colours for altars are yellow and white although blue and pink are acceptable. Avoid bright red flowers as they are generally regarded as inauspicious, as are flowers that have thorns such as roses.
As you place the flowers on your altar, always say OM AH HUM. Remember to remove any flower offering as soon as they show signs of fading…and never allow any decaying flowers to remain on your altar, as this is also most inauspicious.
On special occasions and holy days you can double or triple the amount of flower offerings…and there are certain days when the merit gained by making such offerings is multiplied millions of times.
Having fresh flowers in different areas of your home always adds wonderful yang energy, but they are particularly beautiful as an offering to the deities on your altar.
With love,
Lillian
Grand Master Lillian Too is undoubtedly the world’s most prolific and popular writer and advocate on living with good feng shui! She has written over 100 books that have been translated into 31 different languages, and over 10 million copies of her books have been sold worldwide.
After graduating with an MBA from Harvard Business School, Lillian went on to pursue a highly successful business career in banking and finance in the 1980’s in Hong Kong. Her business acumen, drive and abundant energy soon led her from the finance world to the world of luxury department stores and boutiques where, through a leveraged buy out, she became Chairman and shareholder of The Dragon Seed Group.
All the while she was guided and taught by her feng shui masters in Hong Kong and China – and she attributes much of her monumental and quick rise to success in Hong Kong directly to them.
Lillian soon decided to retire from active corporate life and return to Malaysia to raise her beautiful daughter, Jennifer, and spend more time with her family. It was at this time she began to devote her energy to writing and furthering her study of feng shui.
She published her first book in Malaysia in 1995 that quickly became a best seller and the rest is history. Today she is Chairman of Wofs.Com, a feng shui franchise and merchandising company run by her daughter, Jennifer Too.
She trains feng shui students and future consultants at her Certified Consulting Institute in Malaysia and is much loved by her readers, associates and students for the way she teaches practical feng shui in a user-friendly way, using ordinary situations and circumstances that interest people and affect their everyday lives.
In November 2009, at the International Feng Shui Convention in Singapore, the well-deserved title of GRAND MASTER OF FENG SHUI was conferred upon Lillian Too. Immediately following this accolade, in early January 2010, she received the prestigious Brand Laureate Personality of The Year Award presented by the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia! There seems to be no stopping her popularity and these days!
Lillian believes everyone should know her secrets and learn how to adapt feng shui to modern life… and she warmly welcomes you into her Mandala.
You can learn more about Lillian by visiting her website at www.lillian-too.com.
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Toilet Décor
Keep toilets small and hidden Don’t be tempted to decorate and spend lots of money on this part of your home. I know in some places it’s very popular to have an absolutely gorgeous bathroom!
Here’s what you must remember. Toilets create bad feng shui wherever they are located. Try to keep the toilet itself small and hidden away…and make sure the door is always closed. It’s not necessary to decorate with pictures or flowers…in fact energizing the toilet this way can be quite dangerous.
Look for the good out there! Yes there is certainly plenty of negativity…especially if you live in America with all the back and forth between the Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump! In fact, they say there’s been more mud slinging than in any election in American history! So try not to pay so much attention to the media and find all the good you can out there – in yourself and in others. Avoid negative people and influences.
