05/15/04

Topic: Principles and Techniques in De-ghosting - A Positive Look at the Chinese Folk Culture and Religious Traditions
Date/Time: Saturday, May 15, 2004 (2:00 – 5:00 P.M.)
Place: Senior Center, Auditorium
2645 Alameda De Las Pulgas, San Mateo 94403-1388
(Phone 650-522-7490)
Contact: Yuan Yuan at 650-349-8868 Email info@yuan-yuan.org

Limited seating. Seating by order of pre-registration, contact us soon.

Professor Tony Wang will be sharing with you the experiences he gathered in the past as a consultant of life and Feng Shui matters and offer his theories and insights for professional Feng Shui workers, counselors, para-psychologists, or people who are interested in increasing their understanding of the interaction between a person and his/her environments.

Professor Tony Wang is a dynamic speaker who has been residing in Vancouver, Canada since 1992. He is a highly respected scholar, Feng Shui master and fortune–telling expert. He has a master degree in English Literature (SUNY), worked for the Fulbright Program in Taipei, Taiwan, and taught at several universities. He has studied Chinese fortune-telling, Feng Shui and the Book of Changes (I-Ching) for over 30 years and is the author of several books. His methodology is unique, as he is able to draw upon a huge reservoir of cultural expertise in Chinese religion, theater, literature, music, folklore medicine to enhance his Feng Shui and fortune telling practices. His de-ghosting theory and application are inspiring and effective! And, he has been a respected, dear friend of H. H. Grandmaster Professor Lin Yun.