The true purpose of Feng Shui is to avoid the ominous, rather than to defend against the ominous, but many people misunderstand this concept entirely. During consultations, I often see people using “Feng Shui products” to shield themselves from the ominous. This is a misleading practice that can easily lead them into the trap of superstitions.

For example, if there is a septic tank near your house and the smell is unbearable for your family, can it be resolved by placing a specific Feng Shui item in your house? No. The condition has clearly shown that the main problem is the smell from the septic tank, which will directly affect physical and emotional health.

My Master said, “You will seldom see a lot of ‘Feng Shui products’ in the homes of the rich.” The furnishings in the homes of rich people are simple, generous, clean, and organized. They will move to a different location immediately if the Feng Shui surrounding their home is poor, whereas the common people will ask around for a way to ‘defend’ against bad Feng Shui.

I always get curious. If we want to improve the standard of our lives, shouldn’t we start thinking like the rich? For this purpose, we at Treasure Wealth Journey insists on sharing our knowledge on Feng Shui with a data-based, scientific, and non-superstitious approach.