Amazing Stories

Introduction

In Feng Shui there are always amazing stories to tell. There are the before and after stories. The stories of highs and lows, stories of fortune and misfortune, victory and defeat, success and failure.

In addition to all of these stories there are the stories of the wonders that lie within the art and science of Feng Shui.

When I first began learning with my teacher in Hong Kong, I used to experiment with what I was learning on my own building because the system of Feng Shui I was learning, was so intangible - especially for a Westerner.

In the beginning, I could not understand how my teacher could know the destiny of a building so accurately (as I came to find out later) and predict its future fortune with even more accuracy. I have never found him to be wrong...

The Flying Star system of Feng Shui is practised by 80% of Feng Shui practitioners in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore. You will never find 'how to interpret it' in a book.

Flying Star is the formula that these wealthy countries have been based on for years.

When I first began learning, I could not understand how two particular areas or sectors of a building could attract prosperity and another two could enhance and strengthen the human fortune. Some twelve years later, I no longer question it and I, like my teacher, can predict the fortune of a building.

As human beings, we live in what we think is a tangible world. But the more I come to studying it, the more I have to question: is it as tangible as it seems. For the average person, the science of Feng Shui falls into the intangible realm. The question is, is the intangible non-existent? We cannot see the rays of the sun but we know we can get sunburnt. We cannot see when someone has cancer but they are very sick. We do not understand, when we meet someone we instantly dislike - yet we dislike them. The most fundamental make up of humans - the emotions and instincts - are so intangible.

The following pages contain a compilation of client stories I have personally witnessed and received from my clients over the years. I have added them because they are stories we can all benefit from.

I wish you the best Feng Shui for your building.

Gayle Atherton 2004