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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

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

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

The Star Lifestyle, March 23, 2005 By Majorie Chew When feng shui consultant Boon Yap moved into her new apartment in Melbourne, Australia, she positioned everything in it according to feng shui principles. All seemed fine for about two years.  She was satisfied that her home had good feng shui but was puzzled why things were at

Home and Furnishing Magazine Feng shui, which literally means wind and water in Chinese, not only has the ability to ensure our general well being but also the power to enrich our lives. According to Master Boon Yap, classical traditional feng shui has a history dating back to more than 5,000 years where the classical

Business Today, Lifestyle Leisure, November 2005Harmonious Balance through Ancient Science The art and science of Feng Shui has often been misunderstood by many and what better way to demystify this ancient science than by having it explained by an academically trained scientist, Boon Yap. With credentials running into pages, having Boon, or Master Boon to

The Star Lifestyle, November 8, 2005Feng Shui MightBy Majorie Chew Halfway through a feng shui course, a woman started weeping. The alarmed feng shui grandmaster later found out the cause of her sadness. The woman was convinced that if she had taken the course earlier, she could have saved the lives of her husband, an in-law and

iSmile Magazine, Cover Story Living in harmony with our environment is good for health. The Chinese have mastered feng shui, the science of identifying and tapping ‘positive’ energy and avoiding ‘negative’ energy from the environment. Good feng shui calculations and analyses can point us to ‘auspicious’ energy for health, money, position, relationship and personal harmony.

iSmile Nov/Dec 2005 – PROFILE Age: 45, singleOccupation: Company Director,Apac BioMed Solutions,Managing Director, Feng Shui For Enriching LivesQualifications: Master of Science (Department of Medicine), University of Melbourne, Australia,Executive MBA, University of New South Wales, AustraliaFavourite food: Malaysian fruitsExercise: Meditation combined with Reiki and martial artsSupplements: Gingko, multivitamins and moreVitamin C when travelling She defies the