geomancy

The asset portfolio is a joint partnership between Genesis International Alliance (GSI) and Yu Tian Tang, a subsidiary company of New Trend Lifestyle Group, the world's very first publicly listed geomancy company.

Arranged along North-South axis on the basis of geomancy principles, the installation interrupts the flow of exhibit space, representing rupture and discontinuity.

In the last 10 years, as Princess mastered geomancy, she became the most trusted in the field, especially among the close-knit Chinese community, who would go to her for consultations on their home, wedding dates, career advice, stones and charms, big life decisions like starting a business and who to partner with, or small life decisions like what color to wear for the year to keep luck rolling in.

Just a few of the subjects covered are Geomancy, Vibration and Sound, Earth Energies, Radiesthesia, Psychic Development, Plant, Map and Water Dowsing, Sacred Geometry, and many Wellness modalities.

Bakunawa, the serpent with a crown, was the one to be placated if one needed to work on geomancy, the magic of the Earth.

Are all Chinese superstitious and believers in feng shui or geomancy? In the fascinating myths of east Asia, the Pig was the last of the 12 animals to arrive when the Jade Emperor (other versions say Buddha) called for the great meeting.

An appreciation of Chinese geomancy. The Journal of Asian Studies 27(2): 253-267.

He moved out of the realm of pure science and "resurrected all manner of antique pseudo-sciences, alchemy, geomancy and the empirical investigation of those essences the ancient Chinese claimed created phenomena through an interplay of elemental aspects of maleness and femaleness" (Hoffman 97).

Synopsis: Feng Shui (also known as geomancy) is a philosophical and metaphysical concept which originated in ancient China and seeks to use energy forces to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment.

Almost fifty percent of the collection was devoted to poetry and adab, while the remaining books were divided among medicine (5%), political thought (2.5%), and astronomy (1%), with a few examples of other subjects, such as falconry, geography, warfare, agriculture, geomancy, and chess.

As Carol Matthews so clearly demonstrates, by way of dreams, geomancy, or other means the Lovecraft quester discovers that universe is more deeply frightening than anything he could possibly have imagined.