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Rave Review
I enjoyed this course because it was in English the whole time and I could fully concentrate on your Joey’s words and gesture without interruption. Thank you for telling us the truth so we can spread it out correctly. I trust you and try to practice as often as possible. Thank you |
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(Feng Shui Mastery Series™ Module 3
on 26 Oct 2004
in Germany) |
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Seek detachment in all you do and you will not be held back from success.
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Feature Perfect
MALAYSIA TATLER
APRIL 2005 Issue
By Ngim Siew Lee
The Chinese art of face reading –mian xiang – foretells a person's character and fortune through the physical appearance of the face.
Although mian xiang bears similarities to the Western art of physiognomy, which mainly predicts one's character, its origins can be
traced back to the Huang Di (Yellow Emperor) Period between 2697 BC and 2597 BC.
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A Fishy Story
CREATIVE home
MARCH 2005 Issue
Article written by Joey Yap
It seems, a very agitated Mrs Chan had the unfortunate coincidence of having one of her fishes go belly up on her.
She was distraught – not because the fish had died- but because she had heard somewhere that when her pet goldfish dies,
it has literally ‘sacrificed' its life to protect Mrs Chan's.
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The Feng Shui Master
FHM Magazine
Jan 2005 Issue
By Damian Tan
What ‘s all this feng shui business about?
Feng shui is the art of harnessing the energies of the environment, known as Qi, to better our lives.
Classical feng shui, which is what I practice refers to ancient texts, and has more to do with location,
direction and how you use your space.
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Go where the 'Chi' flows
NEW STRAITS TIMES
Thursday, November 4, 2004
By Ruhayat X
Just because you have dragon in your home doesn't mean you've become an emperor, Joey Yap states coolly. He is talking
about the practice of having dragon motifs or sculptures around in the hope of attaining power in life.
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Feng Shui not all about big changes
The STAR
Saturday, October 2, 2004
By Charles Fernandez
There are many bogus feng shui master out there and principal and founder of
the Mastery Academy of Chinese Metaphysics, Joey Yap said one way of testing them was
by asking many questions to test their knowledge in this field.
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Man-mountain
By Choo Li-Hsian
Leveraging on wind and water, young master Joey Yap has created a
rising global enterprise dealing in ancient Chinese wisdom.
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Tue Jan 13,2004 (China Press)
By Pang Ji Ni
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Globe-trotting gurus
Sat June 7,2003 (The Star)
By Lee Siew Peng
For RM10,000, would you rather have a fantastic round-the-world holiday, or a feng shui mastery class in Oxford? LEE SIEW PENG speaks to the peripatetic professionals of feng shui
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Feng shui, schmeng shui?
Sat June 7,2003 (The Star)
By Lee Siew Peng
With so many feng shui “experts” out there, how do you tell the real from the ersatz? Joey Yap gives us a few pointers.
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June Issue, 2003 (The Entrepreneur Magazine)
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True feng shui
Sat May 31,2003 (The Star)
By Lee Siew Peng
Feng shui: a line of work plagued by charlatans, or a respectable, reputable means of making a living? LEE SIEW PENG meets a young man set on giving this ancient art a good name.
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With determination to succeed
Mon April 7,2003 (New Straits Times)
By Anuja Ravendran
Joey Yap is a man of grit and determination. He is also every passionate about the field that he dabbles in : feng shui.
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