Have you ever noticed that you are sometimes separated from the desired by an invisible wall? This wall separates the rich from the poor, people who know English from those who dream to learn it, people who know how to film and those who don’t … and of course Feng Shui practitioners from those who can’t use this knowledge.

On the one side of this wall there are people who learn and learn and learn…

On the other side there are people who have these skills and successfully use them in life. Although they could have learned much less. Or couldn’t have learned at all.
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How to activate relationships with Feng Shui?

“Peach Blossom” symbolic star

If this factor was presented in your Ba-Zi chart, you wouldn’t be interested in the question of relationships. It is this symbolic star which means that the person is attractive to everybody. They are not necessarily the opposite sex. People just like watching you. They like listening to you. It’s an invisible charisma. Something intangible. The person may not understand why they like you, but they do. If this factor is presented in the Ba-Zi chart, especially if there are 2 or 3 of them, then he is especially attractive for the opposite sex. Peach Blossom determines your ability to be liked by others. But it’s up to you to decide how to use it.
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Let’s define love.

What is love for you?

1. Long walks under the stars, or with the umbrella in the rain, or a dinner in a romantic atmosphere with candles on the terrace on the ocean shore and only after all that there’s two moon junction? 🙂 or … before that? 🙂
2. Or all this preamble is not necessary, no moon junction …) only sex, a lot of it, passionate and different?

The second variant is closer to you? Then…. I remember one of my friends claimed that the toilet in the centre of the flat is ok. It was ok until somebody started digging in 3 sha close to his place. Then the potential problem became actual. The result: he was caught in a high street at night, naked with 2 streetwalkers.
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Feng Shui is translated as “wind and water” and dates back to the phrase “If  Qi rides the wind, it is scattered; if it is bounded by water, it is held”, taken from the book of burials by Master Gopu. In fact, Feng Shui is an art of placement. Above all, it is a science of placing people in the space, not of placing the figures of Chinese toads on coins, copulating hippos and so on…
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