letter from the editor
Sochi Olympic Games Opening Ceremony.
In Thailand meanwhile,
the
Alex Bilodeau, gold medallist for Canada.
battle between the red and yellow shirts is far from over, and Lillian Too examines the other-worldly forces being harnessed in the struggle for power
in the streets of Bangkok – yes, black and white magic strong at play. While on the topic of other-worldly forces, we also take a look at Yin Spirit Formation and its role in hauntings; houses that are left empty too long are in danger of this, as are new buildings erected in sites with a previous history sometimes unknown to new owners. We explain this phenomenon more thoroughly for those who encounter such hauntings to better cope.
On a brighter note, the year ahead is also one promising love and romance. For the young couple looking at marriage, or for those wanting their love relationship to become more permanent, we bring you feng shui tips you can use to get your man to pop the question! Lillian Too also shares with readers the special Mo of the Great King
Gesar of Ling, a Tibetan-style oracle to help you make your own personal predictions as well as to recognize good fortune indications coming your way.
We continue our series on face reading, putting a focus on foreheads, with a look at what kind of forehead indicates great brilliance, strong leadership potential and good business success. But good fortune faces are not exclusive to those born with such faces; you can use hairstyles and make-up to help you achieve an auspicious face.
Lastly, before we leave you to enjoy the issue, we bring you our take and our predictions for this year’s Academy Awards. Who will be the big winners come Hollywood’s biggest night? Looking at the birth signs of the contenders, it looks highly likely the lucky West-group lot hold the feng shui upper hand; but this is of course not the only factor that matters. Anyhow, there are no losers when it comes to the Oscars. Like the Olympics, just to be a contender is a big enough deal!
Have a wonderful March ahead!
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