Even a seasoned traveler to Singapore may not be aware of the hidden Feng Shui meanings central to some of the city planning and building architecture.  However, GM Dr. Stephen Skinner provides a glimpse of how a simple road intersection may not be all that it seems. It…

The sound and movement of water evokes a tranquil, contemplative ambience which adds a vital dimension to gardens, courtyards and patios. Nicola Stocken investigates water’s importance in encouraging good Ch’i in the garden Trickling, gurgling, cascading, splashing or murmuring, water features are beautiful in any season, a constant play of…

In the Feng Shui garden, you can use pathways and paving to create auspicious conditions in your garden. Nicola Stocken looks at ways of improving the beneficial flow of ch’i around your ‘outdoor room’ Ch’i is the invisible essential life force present in every form of life in the…

For plants to thrive it is important that they feel comfortable in their surroundings. In the second of this two part series, Gill Hale continues the ‘right place, right time’ theme Where a particular plant is situated will effect how it grows. When they are planted will also have…