Doing Feng Shui With A Taoist Master

By Father Axel

Readers, who have devoured Fr.Axel's previous book, 'Adventures of a Taoist Master', will love this tome, too. Fr.Axel takes you along. Doing Feng Shui this time. The book centers around the quest, to find the right affordable apartment/office in Hong Kong. We meet bizarre buildings and strange people. Together we investigate the 'Feng Shui Wars' between the HSBC and the BOC towers and the resulting political and economical dominance of the CPC through applied Feng Shui. The author explains the workings of authentic Taoist Feng Shui - and why it works. We accompany Fr.Axel to Mainland China, doing Yin Feng Shui. Then to Hong Kong, to investigate haunted apartments. We learn, how murder and mayhem is caused by the accumulation of evil spirits and negative Chi (Shar Chi). Affecting the real estate prices in Hong Kong. Concluding, Fr.Axel compresses the Taoist Science of FS into building blocks. The reader is left with a deeper understanding of the Taoist Metaphysical vacuum forming and its subsequent shaping into our everyday world.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Father Axel
• Release date: Jan 8, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311201133

Father Axel

Father Axel is an ordained Taoist Priest in the II.Generation. He founded the Tomorrow Tao Ministry and became a Council Member of the Religious Leaders of the Philippines. His educational background is in Counseling Psychotherapy, Human Engineering, NLP and Ericksonian Hypnotherapy. He holds a Ph.D. in Psychic Research and works as a board-certified Pastoral Counselor (US). In his private consultancy, he reads authentic Feng Shui in graveyards, shops, offices, apartments and houses. Combining his surveys with 4 Pillars of Destiny and Taoist Astrological computations. Additionally he calculates selected dates for caesarian, grande openings and SEC registrations. Father Axel is an avid fan of Wagner and Italian Opera.

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The Eight Immortals

Celebrating Taoist Festivals

Milton Hyland Erickson's Palo Verde Therapy

Building A Non - Trivial Machine

8 Doors

8 Brocades

8 Letting Go

8 Anchors

Taoist Healing

Taoist Consciousness

Heart Of TAO

Taoist Bodyclock

Bottle Gourd Universe

Taoist Purification

Kiss Of The Jade Maiden

Going Into Orbit

Operational Alchemy

DOING FENG SHUI

WITH A TAOIST MASTER

by

Fr.Axel莲生法師

Smashwords Inc. Los Gatos

ISBN: 9781311201133

DOING FENG SHUI

WITH A TAOIST MASTER

Copyright © 2016 by Fr.Axel Lian Sheng Fa Shih

Fr.Axel莲生法師 asserts hereby his droit moral to be identified as the author of this work. Pursuant to Hong Kong SAR Copyright Ordinance 528 [版權條例/第528章/s89/s92 of 1997]; Fr.Axel reserves his right to object to any kind of derogatory treatment of this work.

DISCLAIMER

The informations in this book are given bona fide and with benevolent intentions. The contents of this book shall not be construed by the consumer as being alternatives/substitutes for psychological, medical or legal advice. If the consumer should suffer from any kind of psychological, medical or legal problem, he should consult a psychological/medical/legal professional. No warranties (explicit or implied) are provided pertaining the efficacy of the informations, formulas and techniques displayed herein. Through the consumption of this book, the reader shall assume sole responsibility for his own actions at any point in time. The consumer shall not infer any act of traducement or discrimination of the female sex, through the usage of the third person pronoun 'he'; instead the consumer shall henceforth read: 'he' = 'she'.

CONTENTS

ALSO BY FR.AXEL

TITLE PAGE

COPYRIGHT

DISCLAIMER

INTRODUCTION

1. THE STAR SCRAPING MOUNTAIN

2. THE GRAVEYARD

3. THE LEUNG FAMILY HOUSE

4. THE PRAWN CRACKER FACTORY

5. GOING TO THE BANK

6. KISSING LIPS WILL SPELL A CURSE

7. THE DEVIL IS A CITY

8. IF IT'S A GHOST, IT'S HALF THE PRICE

9. FROM CHICKEN COOP TO CHICKEN COOP

CONCLUSION

THIS BOOK

ABOUT FR.AXEL

THE HEART OF TAO SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION

I am a Taoist Master. I do sometimes Feng Shui out there.

In this book, I invite you to come with me. Doing Feng Shui. We will encounter bizarre buildings and people. People take on the shape of buildings. Buildings take on the shape of people. Bonded by Energy and emotions. Deep or shallow. It depends.

In my seminars at the Taoist Temple, I have been frequently asked: What ist the best form of Feng Shui?'' I said to my class: A valley devoid of humans. No human artifacts. No houses, no machines, no smartphones. People destroy natural FS. FS without human interference is the best FS there is.'' Shocked silence. You could hear a needle falling. One student finally took the opportunity: "So that is why the Taoist paintings show only nature, water and clouds. But no people. No people at all.''

And so it is.

Come on...let's do some interesting Feng Shui together!

MAY THE 8 LUCKY SAINTS BE WITH YOU!

Rev.Fr.Axel莲生法師

Hong Kong, 08 February 2016 [Chinese New Year]

1. THE STAR SCRAPING MOUNTAIN

I have just received a Email from a Chinese client. He asks me to accomodate his brother, Mr. Leung, who intends to settle in Hong Kong. He is from Canton City廣州市 in Kuang Tung廣東 province. Hearing about me, he asked my client, if I would be available. And the amount of my consultation fee. I tell my client that nothing has changed, and I don't do Feng Shui by the squarefoot, like my esteemed FS colleagues in the former Crown Colony.

A fee days later, the money for the ticket to Hong Kong and my fee has arrived. I take the next plane from Manila to Hong Kong. I meet Mr.Leung at the Kowloon Panda Hotel, which is affordable and offers medium service. The staff is excellent there. One meets here mostly Mainlanders, who have special CPC discounts for meritorious service to the Motherland. Others use the hotel facilities (including their twin - sharing rooms) for business. They stay for a week and then travel back to China. The customers wait in a queue, outside in the hotel hallways. Hotel security looks the other way, it is imperative to fill the rooms, since HK tourism dropped significantly after the (hang -) takeover in 1997.

Upon the next morning, Mr.Leung and I take the MTR to Lo Wu station. I have to sign out of HK territory, and go with my companion over the border to Mainland China Immigration. I need a special permit for Canton. Even it is the same province (Canton), the cities are more like independent 'city states', than being embedded into one