Feng Shui Master Edwaard Liu

Feng Shui Master Edwaard Liu Feng Shui consultation and Fortune Reading (Bazi) by Accredited Singapore Feng Shui Master Edwaard Liu www.tcfengshui.com

28/12/2025

Thank you for your patience. We would like to share an update on the launch of our agarwood incense and related products online.

The process took longer than we initially expected. As this was our first launch, we started with a smaller product range and limited stock. These items were quickly sold out through in-person bazi appointments, and many customers returned to repurchase after finishing their first batch.

Encouraged by the positive feedback, we took the opportunity to further refine the products. We then placed a larger second order, which unfortunately experienced a longer-than-expected customs clearance process.

In addition, my partners and I were involved in a series of events and volunteer work during this period, which also contributed to the delay.

We sincerely apologise to everyone who has enquired about the online shop and waited patiently. Thank you for your understanding and support.

The online shop should be ready very soon, and we look forward to sharing it with you.

I am not a professional dumpster diver. However, I sometimes observe that people in office buildings discard items that ...
27/12/2025

I am not a professional dumpster diver. However, I sometimes observe that people in office buildings discard items that remain in good condition.

For anything to manifest in this world, many conditions of fate must align. When an object that has fulfilled these conditions is discarded carelessly, it represents a quiet form of waste , not only of material, but of opportunity.

Some items can be respectfully rehomed or reused, allowing their purpose to continue. Yet not all things should be taken lightly, and discernment is essential.

Particular care must be taken with antiques and objects of unknown origin. Items connected to burial practices or the dead may carry residual energy that can disturb one’s luck and harmony.

Likewise, stolen items often retain negative energy, as they are bound to imbalance, loss, and unresolved intention.

True Feng Shui is not about taking everything that is available, but about understanding what should and should not be brought into one’s life.

24/12/2025

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

18/12/2025

Tips of the day.

If you are renovating your toilets, I will suggest installing exhaust fans. It will keep your toilet dry and less chance for mould to grow. Most importantly it will blow the dirty qi out after you are done with your business, instead of spreading germs, virus or bacteria into the other rooms in your house.

15/12/2025

Continued from the previous post, someone asked me, if spirit really cling on to peoples back?

Spirits yes sometimes, deity no.

One the during a Feng Shui consultation, the helper returned home, I saw a spirit hanging on to the helper's back. I asked my customer to check if the helper had an abortion before.

She messaged and told me that the helper, killed the baby in her body by drinking some abortion concoction in her country because she divorced from her husband. She also told me the helper does not feel any remorse and showing an uncaring attitude when talking about it.

In this case nothing can be done, because the person involve does not feel remorseful or wanting to repent.

There are also cases where spirits hang around a person shoulder or back; because they connected accidently through playing around with some divination or tarots card reading, and having no idea who is the one they connect to and answering their questions.

Please dont say you connect to the universe, the universe have good and bad spirits, who in the universe are you connecting to? If you dont know, dont anyhow connect.

15/12/2025

My customer's body is not balanced, visually I can see that the shoulder is not balance and one side of the body is carrying more burden, obviously Qi is also not balances in his body, I told him what I observed.

He told me a uncle working in a temple told him, not to carry his backpack on both shoulders, it will dim the deity at his back (whatever that means). He is only suppose to carry the bag on one side.

I think it is a silly advise, now he has to see a chiropractor to fix his back. If there is a spirit hanging on your back, need to send them to an appropriate place and not make more space for them.
Lucky the uncle didn't tell him not to wear shirts.

13/12/2025

Some people have statue of buddha or gods in the house. Even if they are not blessed. They are still images of higher beings. It is disrespectful to have for example soft toys or your own pictures placed beside or above them on the shelves.

They should be place somewhere clean and respectful.

13/12/2025

Tips of the day.

It’s a good idea to have enough storage cabinets in the house so that things don’t end up cluttered everywhere. At the same time, there must be a balance between space for storing things and space to move around comfortably.

For young couples, it’s helpful to plan ahead. In the future you may have kids, and you will likely need more storage for books, toys, and clothes. Thinking about this early can make daily life easier later on.

I do not recommend having too many open shelves, because they gather dust. Over time, people may not be as hardworking when it comes to housekeeping, and a lot of dusty surfaces naturally do not bring good energy into the home.

Closed storage keeps things tidy and makes cleaning easier, while still giving you plenty of space to live and move around happily.

13/12/2025

Spiritual Cultivation.

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Eileen Yak, Phillip Kef, Chang You Tan, Xie Xinyan, Lee Wee Li, Candy Chua, Alex ...
10/12/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Eileen Yak, Phillip Kef, Chang You Tan, Xie Xinyan, Lee Wee Li, Candy Chua, Alex Lee, Kay Wang, Lek Theresa, Kenneth Tan, Guo Mingde Victor

Drop a comment to welcome them to our community,

Wanting to change my work clothes. I searched for,"feng shui master shirt." See if google has any suggestions.You know w...
08/12/2025

Wanting to change my work clothes. I searched for,"feng shui master shirt." See if google has any suggestions.

You know what? Google show me my picture. I guess there is no need to change, what I am wearing seems to be a standard for feng shui master.

02/12/2025

I told the story below to my friend; he told me the correct answer. He shared a story with me he once visited his customer in the IT department of a Hospital in Taiwan; he gifted them pineapple tarts, which they rejected, because pineapple symbolized 旺来， or good business. It is taboo for them, because if hospital has good business, it means there are more sick or ill people.
We know some cultures do not accept certain gifts. Here is the list.

Gifting Taboos Around the World (What NOT to Give)

China
Avoid:
• Clocks – symbolizes counting down to death.
• Umbrellas – sounds like “separation” (散), meaning breaking up.
• Shoes – implies sending someone away.
• Green hats – means the man is being cheated on.
• Sharp objects (knives/scissors) symbolizes cutting ties.
• White or black wrapping – colors associated with funerals.

Japan
Avoid:
• Items in sets of 4 – “4” (四, shi) sounds like “death”.
• Potted plants – associated with illness in hospital settings.
• Sharp objects – cutting ties.
• White flowers – funeral-related.

Korea
Avoid:
• Shoes – implies the receiver will “run away.”
• Handkerchiefs – associated with tears and farewells.
• Anything in sets of 4 same death symbolism as Japan/China.

India
Avoid:
• Leather items (especially cow leather) sensitive for Hindu beliefs.
• Alcohol – many families are non-drinkers for cultural or religious reasons.
• Sharp objects – seen as inauspicious.
• Black-colored gifts considered unlucky in some traditions.

Thailand
Avoid:
• Handkerchiefs – implies sadness.
• Clocks/Watches – symbol of time running out.
• Marigold flowers – used in funerals.

Malaysia & Indonesia
Avoid:
• Alcohol – many people are Muslim.
• Pork or pig imagery religious restrictions.
• Dogs or dog-themed gifts may be considered unclean in conservative Muslim contexts.

Singapore
Generally very flexible, but avoid:
• Alcohol for Muslim recipients.
• Clocks or white wrapping for Chinese recipients.
• Knives unless the person is a chef (then it's acceptable if they “pay” you a symbolic amount to avoid “cutting ties”).

Bhutan
Avoid:
• Anything with strong red or animal leather due to Buddhist compassion values.
• Hunting or animal-related products.

Turkey
Avoid:
• Sharp objects – bad luck.
• Alcohol unless you know they drink.
• Pork products – not acceptable for Muslims.

Middle Eastern Countries
Avoid:
• Alcohol
• Pork
• N**e or revealing art
• Dog-related items (for conservative families)

Russia
Avoid:
• Yellow flowers – symbolizes infidelity or separation.
• Even number of flowers – even numbers are for funerals; always give odd.
• Empty wallets/purses – considered unlucky unless you put money inside.

France
Avoid:
• Cheap perfumes (quality matters in France).
• Red roses for non-romantic occasions ,very intimate symbol.
• Chrysanthemums – funeral flowers.

Germany
Avoid:
• Knives or scissors – cutting relationships.
• Red roses – can be too romantic unless intended.
• Anything joking about WWII , extremely offensive.

Italy
Avoid:
• Chrysanthemums – used for funerals.
• Sharp objects – cutting ties.
• Purple-colored gifts – associated with mourning.

Spain
Avoid:
• Sharp objects
• Chrysanthemums – funeral flowers.
• A gift without unspoken reciprocity always modest, not extravagant.

Brazil
Avoid:
• Purple or black gifts – mourning colors.
• Sharp objects – bad luck.
• Handkerchiefs – associated with sorrow.

USA
More flexible culture, but avoid:
• Overly personal items (like perfume or jewelry) unless close.
• Political or religious items unless you share context.
• Weight-related gifts (scales, gym items) can be seen as insulting.

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