Even More Stories and Lessons on Feng Shui

Chapter Six: Objects and the Ever-Popular 'Put Theory'
Find out why 'putting certain objects in certain sector' is irrelevant.

Chapter Thirteen: Old Practice in New Era
An interesting study on how the ancient art of Feng Shui adapts itself in today's modern society.

Chapter Nineteen: A Room With Burj-Eye View
The Burj Al Arab may be a magnificent sight to behold, but does its Feng Shui live up to its breathtaking façade?

Chapter Twenty-three: Ahoy Spidey, Dates Do Count!
We find that a good date might be essential to open a Hollywood movie - in a big way.

Chapter Thirty: Breaking the Dan Brown Code
You may have read The Da Vinci Code, but when it comes to breaking the author's Destiny Code, this chapter may be what you need.

Chapter Thirty-one: The Top Unwanted Five of Feng Shui
We look into the five features you DON'T want to see in your house. Count them down in this section.

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