Japanese Blood Type Character Analysis.
Asians love to do character analysis using charts and formulas. One of the most popular methods in Japan that is […]
April 2010
The Simple Rice Ball – How to make an Onigiri
Rice is the staple food of Asia. Plain rice with a little bit of salt goes a long way to
The Original Feng Shui Practitioner
Feng Shui has been practiced for over 2,000 years in China. Yet, feng shui practices are still used today in
Is it Considered Bad Manners to Slurp Soup and Ramen Noodles?
Soup noodles are Asian’s comfort food. Just to name a few, in Hawaii, we have saimin, which has a seafood soup
Many Feng Shui Teachings Consider a Red Door Auspicious. Is There an Ideal Color for a Front Door?
Master Hsu and I are working hard on finishing our book Feng Shui: Truths, Myths and Misconceptions. This article was
The Asian Custom of Removing Shoes at the Door
The old traditional homes in Asia were raised about 2 feet off the ground for ventilation and staying above the
Feng Shui of the Ages: A Return to Simplicity
Change is the new “it” word that has emerged with President Obama. According to the Chinese principles of the Tai
The Feng Shui of a Business Name
Is there such a thing of the Feng Shui of a business name? I follow Form School Feng Shui, which