SpaChina – May-June 2007 issue There are people who swear that crystals “work” and heal, clearing negative energy and reinforcing qi. But scientists can’t locate that healing energy. Feng shui master Boon Yap says the power may come from the healers themselves. The “mystical” qualities of stones refer to their crystalline forms. Crystals are minerals […]
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SpaChina – 2007 issue Mountains are vital feng shui elements and peak-shaped rocks are used for interior placements, but feng shui master Boon Yap insists on crystal because of its vibrational energies. She went in search of magic crystal mountains in rugged Yunnan. Simply put, feng shui is about how the environment affects a person’s
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TBJ Home Master Boon Yap is a feng shui expert already well known in Malaysia, her country of birth, and Australia, her country of residence. She grew up steeped in the ancient wisdom of Chinese philosophy, where the traditions and practices of feng shui, Taoism, Confucianism, Buddhism and wushu were part of her everyday life.
SpaChina – October-December 2007 By Boon YapThe first thing that comes to mind when one mentions Feng Shui is wealth, as in making money. However, the definition of wealth used in Feng Shui covers both monetary and non-monetary components.Health and harmony are parts of wealth, because one cannot fully enjoy wealth without health.Feng Shui is
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From dissecting stem cells to demystifying feng shui, successful female scientist Boon Yap writes about the all-encompassing traditional practice of Five Skills.Think of a bio-medical research scientist, internationally successful business strategist, martial arts instructor and feng shui master. It’s hard to find someone who fits all the above descriptions until you meet Ms Yap Hwee
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City & Country: Grandmaster of feng shuiIn the world of feng shui, Yap Cheng Hai is a name that requires little introduction.Grandmaster Yap, as he is known in feng shui circles locally and abroad, has been a practitioner, consultant and teacher of geomancy decades before it became better known to the wider world.For more than
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What the Year of the Dog has in store Luck at a glanceGood: Rat, Tiger, Rabbit, Snake, Horse, PigFair: GoatBad: Ox, Dragon, Monkey, Rooster, DogFeng shui grandmaster Yap Cheng Hai of Kuala Lumpur gives a rundown on the months ahead for the 12 lunar zodiac signs:Rat (1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996)Generally, this
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Home Concepts magazine For most of us, our home represents the most expensive single purchase we will ever make in our lives. Most of us go to some lengths to inspect its structural integrity. We may then spend a good deal more redecorating, to suit our individual tastes. Why?Because for those with sufficient means it
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The Star Lifestyle, Malaysians Abroad, Monday September 23, 2002Art of Aligning Life Force Feng shui masters believe that we can alter one-third of our luck by applying the principles of feng shui to harness the life-giving forces of nature, writes MAJORIE CHIEW. IS FENG shui a superstitious practice? Does it involve evil spirits? The answer to
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The Star Lifestyle, Malaysians Abroad, Monday, December 09, 2002 By Majorie Chew GROWING up in grandmaster of feng shui Yap Cheng Hai’s household, you couldn’t help but be involved in the art of geomancy. Or so says Yap’s only daughter Boon. Yap Hwee Boon, now in her 40s, remembers that her father’s habitual “moving things around” was something
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