Jenny Liu

Virtual Feng Shui consultation – Interior Adjustments

Friday, 17 April 2009 19:43 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

(Part 4)

LAST week, we examined the feng shui of Mary’s exterior environment, so now it’s time to look at the interior and make some adjustments. The shape of Mary’s unit is irregular and asymmetrical. It is "L-" or "gun-shaped," which in itself can promote violence and fighting. When I draw out the floor plan, I extend the irregular sides to make the shape as symmetrical as possible, as in a square or a rectangle. I then divide the width and depth of the floor plan into thirds. Once I figure out north with the compass, I label the nine sectors (3 x 3) with the correct direction. Now, I can see in which direction each of the rooms of the apartment fall into.

Virtual Feng Shui consultation – the exterior

Friday, 10 April 2009 07:44 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

( Part 3 )

YOU will remember that last week we found out a lot of information about Mary’s personal energy through her letter and by looking at her birth chart. Now it’s time to start the analysis of her home, which begins with the exterior surroundings. Oftentimes when people think of feng shui, they think exclusively of the interior of the building, and perhaps their front and back yards. Because energy is flowing in and out and around your home from everywhere – from your neighbor’s yard, a nearby school, or a neighboring business – the exterior needs to be taken into consideration.

Virtual Feng Shui Consultation – Floor Plans, Birth Charts, and Elements

Friday, 03 April 2009 21:55 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

(Part 2)

Thisweek we begin our virtual feng shui consultation using the case of one of my clients in Europe, changing her name to Mary for privacy reasons. I will take you through Mary’s case step by step so that you will have a basic understanding of what goes on in a feng shui session.

Virtual Feng Shui Consultation—Where it Begins

Friday, 27 March 2009 20:29 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

(Part 1)

Many of you reading this article would benefit greatly from having a feng shui consultation done for your home or business, but perhaps it seems too mysterious or complicated for you to take the first step. This next series of articles will take you through the process of how we approach a feng shui consultation from the moment you make the request through the follow-up.

Troubled business – Feng Shui case study

Friday, 20 March 2009 22:50 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

ABOUT the client: Sharon and her husband Daniel own a multi-million dollar car auction business in the Orange County region with two branch offices. Sharon and Daniel are hardworking business people who work long hours to earn their income.

Q: Why did Sharon and Daniel call you?

Master Jenny: Sharon and Daniel had become involved in a lawsuit two years ago and were now on the verge of bankruptcy. They had been in the business for many years and were not ready to give it up. It seemed to Sharon that no matter how much money they earned, it was never enough. There was always some unexpected expense or problem cropping up. Sharon felt strongly that something was simply not right. She and Daniel decided to get their feng shui checked.

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Mother and daughter – Feng Shui case study

Saturday, 14 March 2009 00:01 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

ABOUT the client: Lena lives in a large 6,000 square foot house with her husband, Jim, and their two children, Erica and Will. Lena and Erica are both metal element persons belonging to the western direction pattern. Jim and Will are respectively fire and wood element persons belonging to the eastern direction pattern.
Q: Why did the client call you?
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Who’s Bringing in Business? – Feng Shui Case Study

Friday, 27 February 2009 21:24 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

Q: Why did the client call you?
Master Jenny: Martha and Tim have been in the construction business for over 20 years. It has been a steady business in the past, but since they moved into a new office a couple of years ago and in these recent economic times, they have experienced falling business and more problems than usual. Money comes but they do not know where it all goes.
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Paving a path for your child—Feng Shui case study

Saturday, 21 February 2009 03:26 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

Q : What was the client’s main concern when they called you for a consultation?
Master Jenny: Matt called and explained to me that his daughter, Carlene, had always been a respectful daughter and a good student, but she has recently become rebellious, secretive, and goes out often without telling him and his wife where she is going. Her grades have fallen from A’s to C’s and D’s. He and his wife are anxious about the changed behavior.
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2009 forecasts for your home and office (Part 3 of 3)

Saturday, 24 January 2009 06:08 Grand Master Chi-Jen Liu

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AS the Chinese New Year begins January 26, 2009, you will feel a definite shift in energies as we enter into the Year of the Ox. Those born under the zodiac sign of the Ox will have come full circle and may find 2009 a year of transitions and major life decisions. Those born under the Sheep, Dog, or Dragon zodiacs (respectively six or three years to either side of the Ox) will also encounter challenges in 2009.
Notice the events in the lives of friends and family members around you. You will find that people born under Ox, Sheep, Dog, or Dragon zodiac will likely have more to deal with this year. If you belong to one of these zodiacs, it is most important to adjust your personal energies, as well as your feng shui, to support you and minimize problems this year.
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