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| 30 Oct 2008 |
Looking for a BaZi Calculator (or is that Ba Zi calculator?)
By Bernice Low
I notice an awful lot of people are searching for BaZi calculators. Hmmm. Hadn’t realised they were quite that hard to find.
There are several free websites out there that offer free BaZi calculators (requiring the requisite sign up before you can use it but rarely asking for money).
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Bernice Low
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| 1 Dec 2006 |
THE YEAR OF THE PIG 2007
Eat, drink, and be merry. Then do it again. The year of the Pig begins on the new moon of February 17th, 2007. (This exact new Moon occurs at 8:38 PM Pacific Time.) Pig year is a time of fun and self indulgence. Ease and enjoyment of life are valued more than power and status. We can be kinder to each other in our everyday interactions and feel little need for competition. Harmony, peace, understanding, and good fellowship are valued. Money is spent on luxuries such as extravagant vacations, sumptuous meals, and fine clothing. It is easy to become content and satisfied, ignoring the bills that accumulate during Pig year. The following Rat year 2008 will be time to face reality after Pig year indulgences, so enjoy now while the enjoying is good.
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Susan Levitt
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| 13 Jan 2006 |
The Year of the Dog
by Raymond Lo
The Year of the Dog, 2006, in the Hsia calendar, is symbolized by two elements – with fire sitting on top of earth. According to the cycle of birth and destruction, which governs the inter-relationship between the elements, fire will give birth to earth.
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Raymond Lo
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| 21 Oct 2005 |
Four Pillars of Destiny in a Nutshell
by Judy Adler-Morris
I was asked recently ‘What are the pillars in the Four Pillars?” So I am writing this article to begin explaining the concept and some of the terms of Four Pillars of Destiny.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 7 Oct 2005 |
Unlock Your Inner Talents
by Joey Yap
The primary strength of BaZi comes from the knowledge that helps us understand what we are truly capable of doing and how best we may achieve it.
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Joey Yap
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| 1 Jul 2005 |
Are You a Goat?
by Joey Yap
Anyone who’s an Astrologer or does it for a living will have experienced this at some point or other. An acquaintance or friend will come along and expect some tips on their life over tea or dinner.
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Joey Yap
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| 1 Feb 2005 |
The Year of the Rooster
by Master Raymond Lo
The Year of the Rooster, 2005, in the Hsia calendar, is symbolized by two elements - with wood sitting on top of metal. According to the cycle of birth and destruction, which governs the inter-relationship between elements, metal will destroy wood.
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Raymond Lo
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| 15 Jul 2004 |
BaZi and Feng Shui - Distant Cousins?
Joey Yap gives us a rousing discussion on the pertinent subject of the inter-relation between BaZi - or Destiny analysis - and Feng Shui.
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Joey Yap
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| 14 Feb 2004 |
The Year of the Monkey
by Master Raymond Lo
The Year of the Monkey, 2004, in the Hsia calendar, is symbolized by two elements – with wood sitting on top of metal. According to the cycle of birth and destruction, which governs the inter-relationship between elements, metal will destroy wood.
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Raymond Lo
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| 1 Oct 2003 |
Astrology and Its Complications
by Suan Tew
Would you have your life read (using different methods in astrology - either Western or Chinese) and follow promptly to all the predictions, or would you make a real attempt to change your said life course?
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Suan Tew
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| 28 May 2003 |
Importance of Vedic Astrology (Part 2)
History, methodologies and philosophies of Vedic Astrology
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Chakrapani
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| 26 May 2003 |
Importance of Vedic Astrology (Part 1)
History, methodologies and philosophies of Vedic Astology
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Chakrapani
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| 16 Jan 2003 |
The Year of the Goat
by Master Raymond Lo
The Year of the Goat, 2003, in the Hsia calendar, is symbolized by two elements – with water sitting on top of earth. According to the cycle of birth and destruction, which governs the inter-relationship between elements, earth will destroy water.
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Raymond Lo
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| 21 Nov 2002 |
What is Zi Wei Dou Shu Chinese Astrology?
What is Zi Wei Dou Shu Chinese Astrology?
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Barbara Finch
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| 12 Apr 2002 |
Hidden Stems
The Hidden Stems (Cang2 Gan1) are an extremely important aspect of Zi Ping Ba Zi, also known as the Four Pillars. Explanation of why each branch contains particular stems often does not receive much discussion in many Four Pillars books in English.
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Lorraine Wilcox
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| 6 Feb 2002 |
Face Reading - Part 2
On the 2nd part of The Art of Face Reading, Anthea Appel analyses the fortunes and personalities of 2 popular Hollywood stars - Russell Crowe and Angelina Jolie.
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Anthea Appel
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| 4 Feb 2002 |
Face Reading - Part 1
Can you find out a person’s personality and fortune from his face? The first part of a 2-part series, Anthea Appel shares with you the ancient art of face reading.
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Anthea Appel
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| 22 Jan 2002 |
The Year Of The Horse
The Year of the Horse, 2002, is symbolized by two elements: water and fire.- In the Hsia calender, this year is characterized by water sitting on top of fire. According to the cycle of birth and destruction, which governs the inter-relationship between elements, water destroys fire.
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Raymond Lo
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| 10 Jan 2002 |
What Is Vedic Astrology?
Vedic Astrology, or Jyotish, originated from The Vedas (Vedic Scriptures) dating back over 6000 years. The Vedas gave evidence to a cultural heritage rich in the arts, philosophy, religion and science.
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Chakrapani
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| 15 Oct 2001 |
The Four Pillars Of Bin Laden
There are many different versions of Osama Bin Laden's birthday. However, I have chosen this one as I feel it looks more like this gentleman, considering his background, his image and his ups and downs in the past. The day I have chosen is 10th March, 1957 at about 5.00 a.m.
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Raymond Lo
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