Do you believe in feng shui?
By wyykidd
@wyykidd (1460)
Singapore
November 12, 2006 7:01am CST
Do you believe in feng-shui? I believe this is started by the Chinese. But I am also curious to find out if the non-Chinese believes in this too. Or the Chinese who are born & grew up in the West or maybe countries like Philippines, Indonesia, where Chinese is a minority. I'd like to hear your view please. (^_^)
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10 responses
@mchu519 (465)
• United States
19 Nov 06
Every time I got out with my parents riding in the new Toyota Sienna, they always listen to a Chinese radio station and hear this guy talk about feng shui all the time. He's very well know in San Francisco to chinese folks. I know some friends who are no Chinese that believes in Feng Shui too.
@euniceeleanor (5967)
• Singapore
13 Nov 06
i once believe in feng shui...but since i started going back to church actively, i've dropped all belief and superstitions. but as chinese, i believe feng shui could help as well...i've heard some people said that feng shui is not a superstition but can be explain scientifically (but im prefer to let it go!)
@euniceeleanor (5967)
• Singapore
18 Nov 06
well, some rich people actually have their interior designed and feng shui master work together hand in hand! ;0)
@ruby1459 (2600)
• United States
18 Nov 06
very interesting.I don't really know about it so I cn't say I do believe it or not,but I would like to know about it more for sure :)
Japan,my home country is very big in Feng-Shui as well.I have never got a chance to get to know but it's always good to know something that you don't know :)
@meeoww (1174)
• United States
20 Dec 06
Yes, I am not Chinese but belive in feng shui and have read a bit into it. It is, I feel, some scientific and some perhaps superstition. I have heard that a house can be built in such a way as to cause divorces! It has to do with very minor things that subtly annoy you and can build up frustration over the years. Also, furniture can be situated in a room which could make it feel either comfortable or uncomfortable. It does make sense, too. Haven't you ever rearranged furniture, sat down, and said "no, something's not right". And didn't know quite what it was? If you look back at it, you'll probably find a good reason as to why you felt that way.
