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Books by Yun Zewu
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Heaven's Secrets Forbidden: A Metaphysics Master's Art of Feng Shui and Yin-Yang 天机禁忌：玄门风水相师镇阴阳
Xu Daoyi was born with a pure Yang constitution, a once-in-a-century rarity. The Yang energy within him was so strong it could burn vengeful ghosts to ash. But this gift was also a death sentence. His master told him that unless he found a woman with a pure Yin birth chart before the Summer Solstice and united their Yin and Yang, he would explode and die seven days later. The seven-day deadline drew closer, and the Yang energy in his body surged higher every day. Xu Daoyi had saved countless liv
254Reads—Score155Shelves
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Decoding Life's Dilemmas: A Guide to Feng Shui and Destiny 破译众生困局：风水命理指南
This is an “alternative guide to life,” forged from 20 years of hands-on experience. It explores the ancient system of the Book of Changes and destiny, and how it can be applied in the modern city. In a quiet corner of a bustling metropolis stands an inconspicuous teahouse called Wuyu Pavilion. Its owner, Yun Wu, brews excellent tea and has inherited a family tradition: reading fate from the Eight Characters, divining subtle signs with the Six Lines, and using feng shui to adjust the balance of
126Reads—Score101Shelves
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The Ancestral Art of Changing Fate 祖传易命术
Among Grandpa’s belongings was an ancient book: The Secret of Seizing Heaven, sealed away by Liu Bowen six hundred years ago. … It teaches you how to read a person’s expression and see their next three moves, and how to judge the rise and fall of a group’s fortunes from the way a place is arranged. Ninety percent of readers will gain a deeper understanding of life. The moment you open the first page of this book, the gears of your fate have already begun to turn…
10Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Code to Breaking the Deadlock: Feng Shui Taboos You Should Never Violate 破局密码：那些被触犯的风水禁忌
The seventh day of the seventh month, at the Wuyu Pavilion teahouse. “Master Yunwu, every night we hear a baby crying in our home, but there isn't a single baby in the entire building.” When Zhao Mingcheng and his wife said this, Yunwu laid out their birth charts on rice paper and asked just one question: “Does your front door face the balcony?” Behind every strange occurrence lies a feng shui taboo that has been violated. Yunwu, owner of the Wuyu Pavilion, was born into a family of metaphysics
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