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My husband and I celebrate 42 years of marriage today....
This is one of the flowers from a present....couldn't wait to get back to photographing flowers, my favorite subject.
Dieses Wohnhaus wurde unter zur Hilfenahme von Feng Shui Regeln entworfen.
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Film: Ilford Delta 100
The most striking building in the Temple of Heaven is the tall, circular Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. Its location was determined by the emperor’s Fengshui masters as the exact point where heaven and Earth met
Taken @Temple of Heaven, Beijing, China
Lone fisherman at Mevagissey quay.
Inspired to post a couple of Cornwall pictures by ennor's wonderful Cornwall pictures.
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Day 77, Port 23, Country 14 Hong Kong: CMV World Cruise
Why do some buildings have holes in them?
These holes, usually rectangular in shape, are classic examples of feng shui at work. Feng shui (literally, “wind” and “water”) is the ancient Chinese practice of aligning buildings and objects so that they are in harmony with nature, in order to attract good luck and ward off misfortune.
The holes are known as ‘dragon gates’ and according to feng shui, these holes allow dragons to fly from the mountains to the ocean each day, allowing positive energy flow through the building as a result.
This is the greatest Dam in the world.
The Automated Dam would be the No 1 in the world.
But thinking of the event that Da Ba is done by act of god, all of US in West Coast of America, both North & South, Need not to say about the cities in Shanghai & Zhejiang Area would be under the water.
Few hundreds millions of people & beings would be re-union with the gods or Lords or return to Heavens & Hells.
As Lao Zi said:
The Most Peaceful & Harmony thing is Water.
Water Can afloat a boat,
& Water can capsize the boat!!
Another proverb said:
One can move the mountain,
However,
Don't ever plays with Water
The walkway in the Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, reflected in the pond.
Vancouver's Dr Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden is modeled after 4 of the best-known great gardens of the Scholar-Officials in the city of Suzhou, and was the first of its kind built outside of China in the world. 52 artisans created the Garden, some of whom had also created Astor Court in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art - a partial indoor pavilion and courtyard. It was Astor Court that inspired the Vancouver project, that quickly grew to plan for a full-scale outdoor garden on the available land.
It took several years (preparation of plans and all the materials in China) and one year on-site - to lovingly create the complete Garden; every part of the structures was crafted by hand, using traditional tools, techniques and materials identical to those used to build the original gardens. Construction used mortise and tenon techniques, so there are no nails, screws or any form of hardware in the pavilions and walkways. The stone railings were hand-cut, roof tiles fired in the ancient kilns that produced the original tiles over 500 years ago. The only concessions to the modern age, due to necessity were glass in the windows (instead of fine rice paper) and electricity!
Do you believe in luck?
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice that uses meaningful symbols to bring positive and lucky energies into your home and life. One of these symbols is that of Chinese coins. You’ve probably seen these coins strung together with red cord and wondered about their significance. In feng shui, Chinese coins are powerful and meaningful amulets that can be used in your home to invite abundance, good fortune, and prosperity.
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Last weekend, I walked Yeoju where located tomb of King Sejong the Great.
King Sejong's tomb of the creation of Hangeul(Korean alphabet) was originally located in Heolleung Royal Tomb(Naegok-dong, Seocho-gu, Seoul), but the current location of the grave(Wangdae-ri, Neungseo-myeon, Yeoju-si, Gyeonggi-do) was already locatated a civilian tomb and it was known as a excellent spot among the geomancers and fengshui at that time, so moved the grave in the first year of King Yejong's(8th King of Joseon) reign (1469).
I was staying at the jetty and waiting for the boat transfer, the seaplane was getting late, but my camera has been with me and I started to explore an exciting underwater world.
Maldivian Island resort Kuramathi.
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Singapore Flyer is the world’s largest Giant Observation Wheel. The direction of the Flyer turning was changed once because Fengshui master claimed that the current direction is the most auspicious. It symbolizes a Wheel of Fortune.
This whole place includes 5 buildings (see the FIVE on the background building, which is the 5th building) in a circular configuration represents the five fingers. The fountain of wealth is in the centre. The while setup is based on Chinese geomancy fengshui.
układ przedmiotów w kuchni powoduje rozdrażnienie kiedy próbuję nalać wody do czajnika i muszę uważać, żeby nic się nie przewróciło
Su orificio del centro representa la Tierra y su forma circular el Cielo. Es una de las herramientas más utilizadas por el Feng Shui para la abundancia y la prosperidad
