The term “Qing Ming” (清明) translates to “Clear Brightness” or “Pure Brightness” in English. It refers to the weather condition typically experienced during this time of the year in China, marked by clear and bright skies as spring begins to fully unfold. The name “Qing Ming” originates from ancient Chinese literature, particularly from the “Book […]
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Recent Ancestors’ Day not only holds profound significance for our timeless Chinese cultural practices of reverence for where we come from, but also in the very genesis of Feng Shui. Qing Ming observance underscores the deep reverence we hold for our origins and the resting places of our ancestors. It’s in the meticulous care and
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The Qing Ming Festival, fondly referred to as “Ancestors Day,” is a reverent celebration in China’s cultural heritage. Rooted deeply in a culture of filial piety, its primary role is where people honour the timeless tradition of revering their ancestors. Qing Ming falls on the fifteenth day after the spring equinox, aligning with the earth’s
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On our maritime odyssey to Auckland, guided by the whisper of the wind and the dance of the waves… As we gracefully glide into The Viaduct, Auckland’s pulsating harbour side heart, we’re greeted by a kaleidoscope of activity for Easter weekend. Tourists flock to the harbour’s edge, taking in the harbour view and checking out
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Do you? While it’s not a belief system, faith, or religion, belief is essential for its effectiveness. Why? Because only when you believe, will you take the steps to change the Feng Shui of your space. Otherwise it would be just another ‘I know’ and the energies remain to continue to do as they please.
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