When I was ten, my little sister's epilepsy resisted every treatment. She would cry out, then convulse and faint. We went to hospitals all over the country, but none of them could help.
Master Lin of Qingyun Temple used religious rites as a cover while secretly treating her by placing a hand on her head and applying Taoist qigong. With a single palm strike, he cured her completely, and she never had another seizure. That was when I first glimpsed the true principles of orthodox geomancy and Taoist qigong.
After fifteen years of arduous practice, I developed an extraordinary sensitivity to qi. Ordinary people can only sense obvious differences in temperature and brightness; I can detect changes in humidity and temperature as small as one-thousandth, and shifts in airflow as slight as a millimeter. Others rely on a compass to guess at feng shui, or put on a show with talismans and incantations. I release my inner qi, and the strengths and weaknesses of the energy in the entire area, its auspiciousness and misfortune, its blockages and flows, are all revealed in the finest detail. When a blocked wealth position drains a client's fortune, I adjust it at no cost and stop the losses within three days. When stagnant sales and harmful energy plague a property development, I realign the flow of qi in a single session, and the units sell out as soon as they launch. When a company's fortunes are on the verge of collapse, I harmonize the energy of its surroundings and turn its fortunes around against all odds. I don't dabble in spirits or gods, and I don't believe in dubious superstitions. I use scientific reasoning to explain our ancestors' wisdom about feng shui, yet the world's top tycoons chase after me. Real estate moguls beg me to assess their building layouts, listed-company bosses compete to hire me for feng shui consultations, and elite families line up to ask me to choose sites for their ancestral tombs and homes. Some have even offered eight-figure sums just to have me arrange a wealth-attracting formation. Someone once asked me, “What's the most powerful feng shui in the world?” I replied, “A calm heart and balanced qi: that's the best feng shui there is.”
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