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Sunday, August 5, 2007

Never mind the dogs, BEWARE of the owner

The following was written on July 20, 2007

"Never mind the dogs, BEWARE of the owner!" My neighbor across the street put up this sign in his
backyard.

A good doctor should not get sick and live forever or s/he is a lousy doctor.

In reality, doctors gets sick and die eventually just like everybody else.

A good Chinese metaphysics teacher (FS and 4P included) should be free of the misfortunes (sickness,
divorce, partnership dispute...) or s/he is not a good one.

In reality, Chinese metaphysics teachers are just like anybody else, suffer the misfortunes of life.  At most
they may be able to minimize it or avoid it to a certain extent.  They will die just like everybody
else.

It seems that some people place high expectation on metaphysics teachers--- they should be spiritual,
infallible, do not eat, giving profound knowledge away for free or charge next to nothing, no divorce, no
sickness, no partnership split, no employee problem, have male descendants to carry their lineage, should
be rich, should be humble (better if they kiss your ass) and wash your feet.

In short, they should be as holy as Delai Lama.

Metaphysics teachers are no more holier or dirtier than whatever you are doing for a living.  Like other
commercial or business behaviors, they advertise or boast like crazy to attract customers (or students).
Few would make a living if they shut up and waiting for students to come.

It is up to you to decide if you want to shell out your hard-earned dollars to them.  They do not force
you to give them money.

Free market mechanisms will sooner or later drive out the ones who do not meet consumer's needs and
expectation.

If you rarely or will not buy anything from these teachers, why should you worry or angry about what
they do or say?


Ken Lai
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Special 4P chart of Master Guan Gong

Master Guan Gong (or Kwan) is a very popular deity in Chinese culture. If you go to Chinatown, Hong Kong, Taiwan or China, it is not difficult to see small altars with a statue of a red-faced guy-- that is Master Guan.

Master Guan's altar normally is placed facing the door, so he will ward off any evil spirits coming into the family or business. Chinese also treat Master Guan as a "wealth god".

Master Guan is more known for his extreme loyalty to his leader. In Chinese societies, he is also the patron god for BOTH the police AND Chinese Mafia or underworld, because loyalty to the unit or gang is important to these people.

I always wonder which side will Master Guan take when the Chinese Mafia is dueling with the police.

Now comes the real objective of this msg.-- to see Master Guan's unique 4P:

Year: wu-wu (earth-fire) Month: wu-wu (earth-fire)
Day: wu-wu (earth-fire)
Hour: wu-wu (earth-fire)

10-year luck periods
ji-wei (earth-earth)
geng-shen (metal-metal)
xin-you (metal-metal)
ren-xu (water-earth)

- he was killed in ren-xu 10YL, in zi-year

This is an extreme strong profile that prefers "same gang" elements from luck pillars and dislikes wealth luck.

When he was defeated and killed in battle, ren-water was subdued by 4 wu-earths and zi-water clashed 4 wu-fires. All 4 stems and branches were shaken to the core.

Here is another fun chart for you to play with:

MALE 4P:
Year: gui-wei (water-earth) Month: wu-wu (earth-fire)
Day: wu-wu (earth-fire)
Hour: wu-wu (earth-fire)10-year luck periods
ding-si (fire-fire)
bing-chen (fire-earth)
yi-mao (wood-wood)
jia-yin (wood-wood)--- died in this luck period