Learning the true art of Feng Shui

Demi HEWAMANNA

The word Feng Shui, is a word now that’s known to many people around the world as well right here in Sri Lanka. It’s been practiced by many people but it seems that most of them don’t actually know the true purpose behind Feng Shui and what a long and ancient history it holds.

For this special reason, that is to let followers and people who are keen to know more about Feng Shui, a special seminar and workshop has been organised with renowned Dr Professor Chew Ken Long, who will explain everything that has to be known about Feng Shui.

“During a conversation I had with some people at a conference, I learned that lot of Sri Lankans are keen on improving themselves,” Prof Long said when Daily News spoke to him. I specialize in that area, which is why I thought that I should come and share my knowledge with the people here.

“I want to show them how to use Feng Shui to enhance life in terms of career, personality and building a good home environment. I believe Sri Lanka has its own Feng Shui but the people don’t know how to apply it properly. There are three civilizations that practice Feng Shui and they are Egypt, India and China.

“Feng Shui is related with many things such as environment, time (calendar, astrology) and other things. It’s not politics and it’s no religion. This is basically making people live in a harmonious environment to enhance their living lifestyle which will lead to a positive result such as building up self confidence which is the key to start anything.”

Feng Shui is over 5,000 years old, and many people around the world use it for healing purposes, refraining from Western medical practice and use it to help their businesses and create a peaceful atmosphere in their homes.

The animals that represent the years also have a great part in Feng Shui as each year according to the Chinese calendar, the animal sends it message.

To get a deeper and lengthier meaning of these animals and Feng Shui the best thing is to attend their workshop which will be held at Hotel Ramada from 5.00 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. on March 20, and the seminar which will be held the Maharagama Youth Centre from 9.00 a.m. to 12 noon.

Tickets will be available at the Sarasaviya Bookshop and Sadeepa bookshop. Professor Long is bringing 100 pendants, that are made from jade and he says the first 100 who buy the tickets and attend the seminar will receive it.

People attending the seminar and workshop will be able to do many things because; Professor Long would like to make it a long-term relationship if the seminar goes well. He would like to form a club and give free service to people who would like to join and become members.

For more information you can call Lal on 0773-778763 or Oshanthi on 0773-649868.

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Rat: The luck is average (They are most

compatible with Dragon, Monkey and Ox)

Ox: Normal (They are most compatible with Snake,

Rooster and Rat)

Tiger: Known as the Grand Duke (They are most

compatible with Horses, Dragons and Dogs)

Rabbit: They try (They are most compatible with

Sheep, Pig and Dog)

Dragon: Not very promising (They are compatible

with Rats, Snakes, Monkeys and Roosters)

Snake: Good (They are most compatible with the

Ox and Rooster)

Horse: Lot of luck (They are most compatible with Tigers, Dogs, and Sheep)

Goat: Careful (They are compatible with Rabbits, Pigs and Horses)

Monkey: Clashes with the Tiger (They are most compatible with the Dragon and Rat)

Rooster: Miss out (They are most compatible with Ox, Snake and Dragon.)

Dog: (They are compatible with Horse, Tiger and Rabbit)

Pig: One half is good and one half is bad (They are most compatible with Rabbits and Sheep)

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