I've read through Feng Shui article in The Star commenting on current hot locations and explain why they are hot by scrutinizing their terrains/land (for eg, Bangsar.. and how the chi flows and made the place hot and desirable yada yada).

Why they only comment in such positive manner ONLY AFTER the place is successful?

Same goes for going into some rich man's house and then justifying his wealth by the way he arrange his furniture/renovate his house or its location. I bet there are many people with similar arrangements still struggling to strike a consolation prize in TOTO.

Same for mole reading too. There are rich aunties out there with "good" moles on their body/face, so some high-priestress of the "molereaderworld" said this justify their wealth and prosperity. And there might be equal number of poor divorced women with moles in similar area of the face/body.


This post has been edited by alanyuppie: Feb 25 2010, 04:57 PM

So its nothing but a game of BIG/SMALL.

When fengshui service are rendered to let's say 100 household, 50% chances there will be certain "sort" of improvement afterwards (some winning lottery,some getting promotion/raise,health improved). These owners will live-by-fengshui-and-die-by-it, hence helping in promotion. The other 50% might not notice improvement at all, worse even (retrenced,feeling unwell often). Some fengshui master will take the chance to push even more fixes (at a "bigger" price). eventually fate has it, 50% of these bad-luckers might have a +ve turn around in some point of their life, they will be converted yet again into live-by-fengshui-and-die-by-it and advocates this method.


Even without feng shui, people's live changes for better or worse at certain point of their lives (due to fate/luck, their own effort,common sense etc). There are many "scam" to bank in on this certainty and profit hugely from it (same like magic rocks with magnetic healing power/water with extra health boosting multiple disease curing properties)