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Hear people say WEST facing house is not good ... here is why https://youtube.com/live/dJCiockJCRo?feature=share

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QiMen Structure : Ding+Ding https://youtube.com/live/WppbWO_NKzQ?feature=share
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The month of July is often described as even more intense than the Horse month itself. As the Goat and Horse energies combine
The month of July is often described as even more intense than the Horse month itself. As the Goat and Horse energies combine, the pressure builds to a point where the remaining support can no longer sustain the system. Much like an engine pushed beyond its cooling capacity, prolonged overload eventually leads to exhaustion, overheating, and ultimately a breakdown. The lesson extends far beyond metaphysics. Every person, business, and organization has a limit to the amount of stress it can absorb before performance begins to deteriorate. Knowing when to push is important, but knowing when to step back is equally valuable. There are battles that cannot be won through determination alone. Preserve your energy, protect your resources, and allow yourself time to recover. A strategic retreat today often provides the strength needed for tomorrow's opportunities.
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Aug 2026 QiMen Forecast https://youtube.com/live/aewOegZc-Lw?feature=share
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10 DayMaster forecast for Aug2026 https://youtube.com/live/mCNT6O8C8b0?feature=share
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Aug 2026 FengShui Forecast https://youtube.com/live/2hNxRIsZkcw?feature=share
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Hidden in the quiet town of Batu Pahat stands one of Malaysia’s most impressive modern Yi Guan Dao (一贯道) academies. More than just a place of worship, it is a centre dedicated to the study of Chinese philosophy, moral cultivation, and the harmonious teachings of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. What makes this magnificent complex even more fascinating is that it was designed with traditional Feng Shui principles from the very beginning. Nestled comfortably against the hillside and embraced by nature, the site reflects the classical concept of the Four Celestial Animals, creating a setting that is both peaceful and balanced. Whether you are interested in architecture, Chinese culture, Feng Shui, or simply discovering hidden gems beyond the usual tourist trail, this remarkable landmark is well worth a visit. It is a beautiful example of how ancient wisdom and modern construction can come together to preserve culture while inspiring future generations. Sometimes the most unforgettable destinations are not the busiest ones, but the places that quietly tell a story centuries in the making. #BatuPahat #Johor #YiGuanDao #ChineseCulture #FengShui #HeritageTourism #CulturalPreservation #Malaysia #HiddenGem #Architecture #TravelMalaysia
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Bringing back the 60 pillars with todays pillar GuiMao https://youtube.com/live/bTjc6zAhU1o?feature=share
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8 Mansion NORTH sitting house https://youtube.com/live/TCitieTCrU4?feature=share
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8 Mansion Natal Chart
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Hidden in the heart of Batu Pahat stands Che Eng Khor Moral Uplifting Society (德教会紫英阁), a remarkable symbol of harmony where the teachings of Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism come together under one roof. Established by the local Chinese community in the 1950s, it reflects a shared commitment to charity, moral education and serving society. What makes this complex even more fascinating is its thoughtful design. Rather than carving the temple into the hillside, the founders chose to build it on a raised platform, preserving the natural landscape while creating a dignified setting overlooking the surrounding scenery—a beautiful example of balancing architecture with nature. According to traditional Feng Shui, the site is embraced by the distinctive Greedy Wolf (Tan Lang) mountain, a landform associated with prosperity, wisdom and reputation. Whether viewed as cultural heritage or metaphysical symbolism, it adds another layer of intrigue to this unique destination. More than a place of worship, Che Eng Khor was designed as a community hub. Its spacious halls have long served not only for gatherings and moral education, but were also planned to function as a relief and medical centre whenever the community needed support. For travellers seeking more than just beautiful scenery, Che Eng Khor offers a rare opportunity to experience Malaysia’s rich multicultural heritage—where history, philosophy, architecture and community spirit continue to thrive together.
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Someone buzz me and ask me this ... about one of the lost video series : Why is he STILL single https://youtube.com/live/21KgQoaqBa0?feature=share
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At first glance, Cheng Hoon Teng may seem like just another beautiful temple in the heart of Melaka. But step inside, and you’ll discover over 400 years of living history. Established in the early 17th century by the local Kapitan Cina, Cheng Hoon Teng is Malaysia’s oldest continuously functioning Chinese temple. For the early Hokkien merchants who settled in Melaka, it was far more than a place of worship. It became the heart of their community—a place where disputes were resolved, the poor and newly arrived found shelter and assistance, community leaders gathered to discuss the future, and people sought spiritual guidance. What makes Cheng Hoon Teng truly unique is its harmonious embrace of the Three Teachings—Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism—reflecting the rich cultural traditions brought by the early Chinese settlers. Nestled along Melaka’s UNESCO Heritage Street, this architectural masterpiece is impossible to miss. From its intricate Southern Fujian craftsmanship to its centuries-old stories, every corner offers a glimpse into the heritage that helped shape Melaka into the vibrant city it is today. The next time you’re in Melaka, don’t just admire Cheng Hoon Teng from the outside. Step through its gates, slow down, and experience one of Malaysia’s greatest cultural treasures—a place where history, architecture, and tradition have stood the test of time for more than four centuries.
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Bukit China, Melaka — A Hill That Holds 500 Years of Memories Hidden behind the bustling streets of Melaka lies Bukit China, one of the most important Chinese heritage sites in Southeast Asia. For over 500 years, this hill has been the final resting place of generations of Chinese merchants, pioneers, and settlers who crossed the seas to make Nanyang their home. At the foot of the hill stands Poh San Teng Temple (宝山亭), built in 1795 during the Dutch colonial era by Kapitan Chua Su Cheong (蔡士章), the leader of Melaka’s Chinese community. Dedicated to Tua Pek Kong (福德正神), the temple has quietly watched over the ancestors buried on this sacred hill. Within the temple grounds sits the legendary Hang Li Po Well, once an important source of fresh water for the local community. Many legends connect this place to the great Admiral Zheng He (Cheng Ho), although history tells us the temple was built centuries after his voyages. Perhaps this is why heritage is so fascinating — it is a blend of documented history, local memories, and stories passed through generations. A visit to Poh San Teng is not just a temple visit. It is a journey into the struggles, dreams, and resilience of the early Chinese settlers who helped shape Melaka. Preserving places like Bukit China means preserving the stories of those who came before us. History lives not only in books, but in the places we choose to remember.
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While preparing the content for my TaiShan excursion participant. completed the forecast for 2027. maybe you guy also want to take a look at next year energy distribution. btw this is purple white version. if you are only familiar with the vanilla version then just read the BIG number and ignored annual replacement number.
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Completion of the QiMen Standard Formation with Human Dun https://youtube.com/live/cGscfQIrZJ0?feature=share
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