Archive
- What is Feng Shui?
- Form Energy: Ancient Wisdom in Modern Application
- Feng Shui and Common Sense
- Feng Shui versus Superstition
- The Yin Yang of Perception
- Looking Beyond Visible Manifestation
- Feng Shui for Business Success
- A Chinese Perspective on Dialogue Among Civilizations
- Design Principles: The Bedroom
- How Much Does Feng Shui Matter: The Case of the Bellevue Art Museum
- Feng Shui Forecasts Presidential Elections
- Newsletter: 2005 The Year of Awakening
- Newsletter: 2006 The Year of Realization
- Newsletter: 2007 The Year of Directness
- Newsletter: 2008 The Year of Reorganization
- Newsletter: 2009 The Year of Endurance
Feng Shui Talk
"People in all walks of life aspire by nature and credit nature objects, images, phenomenon or pattern as the source of the creativity of their work; either a poetry, a piece of art, or a scientifically discovery. But the ultimate transformation will only come from the true understanding and their resonance with the natural principles."
"According to natural principle, there is always some yang in yin and some yin in yang. Therefore, nothing in this world can be so perfect that it has no flaw, and nothing so desperate that it has no hope."
- Dr. Shan-Tung Hsu
"According to natural principle, there is always some yang in yin and some yin in yang. Therefore, nothing in this world can be so perfect that it has no flaw, and nothing so desperate that it has no hope."
- Dr. Shan-Tung Hsu