Good Luck

There will be few more millionaire this evening. Good luck to those who have bought $10 million Toto draw. Make a wish now, maybe you will be the next lucky person.

More people are consulting Geomancers

Two days ago, while I was reading the online news, I came across this article that reported more people are consulting Geomancers in the midst of bad times. Masters even confirmed that they had more people going to them.

Well, it seems like people want to ensure that their wealth are at least properly maintained and not flowing out, especially in our present situation. But there again, I have to inform you that fengshui is not a magic, so do not expect after fengshui service, things are going to work like magic.

It takes time for fengshui to work, the fastest time that it could take effect would be within 24 hours, sometimes it could be as long as 6 months period!

So if you feel that you need a fengshui service, start looking for one now!

Welcome Year of Ox! Happy Li Chun

Welcome Year of Ox! Yes, year of Ox starts now! To be exact, Li Chun 立春 or year of Ox starts at 0052hrs on 4 Feb 2009.

In case you are wondering, didn't year of Ox started on first day of Lunar New Year? The answer is no. Therefore, babies that were born on first few days of Lunar New Year are belong to year of Rat. Babies that are born after 0052hrs on 4 Feb 2009 are considered as year of Ox.

Is beautiful!

"Wow, this is beautiful!", I exclaimed. That was how I reacted when I first saw this picture. Initially, I thought it was a photo but when I took a closer look, then I realised that it was an oil painting.

Don't you agree with me, the oil paint looks very real?

This oil painting was painted by Joyce Ang, photo taken by Chinwei.

Qi Men Du Jia - To check what is going to be asked

It was 6th day of lunar new year, my overseas friend wanted to ask me something. I quickly picked up my handheld and checked QMDJ chart.

The chart was as follows:

When the moment I saw the chart, in my heart I knew what he was going to ask me. True enough, the question asked was exactly what I thought. Can you make a guess what was the question asked?

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Kai Gong 开工

Some of you may have resumed work last week, while some of you may have just started work today. Anyway, I would like to wish everyone 开工 大吉大利，顺顺利利。Huat Ar!

A 100-year-old Bodhi tree

Recently, I found a blog entry, it was about a 100-year-old Bodhi tree. In the blog, it mentioned that the Bodhi tree is located on a good fengshui location. So I did not want to miss out the opportunity to see this rare 100-year-old Bodhi tree, I got my friend to go along with me.

As my friend and I was about to enter the temple main entrance, there was a man standing right behind the entrance welcomed us. He even explained to us the temple origin and etc. I guess the man was either a temple helper or temple management staff. Anyway, we did not arrange any appointment with the temple management prior to our visit, we were rather surprised that the temple would provide such an "extra service".

After the man left us, another lady came and greeted us with 2 cups of plain water, she even brought us around the temple. Here are the photos on the temple:


Jin Long Si 金龙寺 , that is the name of the temple. Direct translation from Jin Long will be Golden Dragon.

The name on the metal plate looks rather unique from this angle.

This way please, to the 100-year-old Bodhi tree.

That is the tree 100-year-old Bodhi tree, is a big tree!

Is tall too!

The Bodhi tree's position is located on a "hill top" that overlook the Bartley Road.

Photos of old Jin Long Si.

The present Jin Long Si. That is the back of the temple but this is the first thing you will see when you enter the main entrance.

The main entrance of Jin Long Si.

If you want to view the 100-year-old Bodhi tree, here is Jin Long Si address: 61 Lorong How Sun. Or you can check out their blog at http://jinlongsi.blog.com

For more detail on the blog entry which I found Jin Long si http://www.chinesetemples.blogspot.com/ .

Thank you to the man and lady who served us during our visit at the temple.