Discover Heaven Stems and Earth Branches (Tian Gan Di Zhi)

Master Joseph Yu - Feng Shui series 3 - Heaven Stems and Earth Branches (Tian Gan Di Zhi)

Feng Shui Series 03 - This seminar talks about the 10 Stems and 12 Branches in details. It is one of the fundamental instruments in Chinese Metaphysics studies.

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Unlock the Secrets of Chinese Metaphysics: Master the 10 Stems & 12 Branches

Ever felt lost in the complex world of Chinese Metaphysics? This in-depth online seminar from the Feng Shui Research Center unveils the secrets of the 10 Heavenly Stems and 12 Earthly Branches, a fundamental instrument for understanding the entire system.

Here's how you'll benefit:

Empower your Feng Shui practice: Gain a thorough understanding of the 10 Stems and 12 Branches, essential for accurate and powerful Feng Shui and Chinese astrology applications.
Become an expert of Chinese Metaphysics: This knowledge forms the bedrock of many other Chinese Metaphysical studies, opening doors to deeper exploration.
Learn from a renowned expert: Master the concepts under the guidance of Master Joseph Yu, a leading authority in Feng Shui.
Flexible learning at your pace: Review the recordings for 6 months, as many times as needed, to solidify your knowledge.
Clear explanations: Even with occasional sound variations, the content is easy to follow, with comprehensible words, sentences, and explanations.
Enhanced learning: Supplement your video sessions with downloadable PDF presentations for easy reference and note-taking.
Try before you buy: Get a feel for the format with the free 22-minute sample seminar, "Watch Feng Shui Tips."

Don't be held back by confusion! This seminar equips you with the keystone to unlock the secrets of Chinese Metaphysics and take your Feng Shui practice to the next level.

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Instructor

Instructor Bio:

Joseph Yu B.Sc. 余若愚 was born during the second world war in a small village in South China. He spent his childhood as a country boy and did not receive any formal education until he came to Hong Kong at the age of eleven. A lot of people suggest to him that he should create a story of learning Astrology and Feng Shui in early childhood from a monk as do many a famous Feng Shui Master. He prefers to tell the truth. Yu studied Mathematics and Physics in the University of Hong Kong in the early 1960's. He abhorred all kinds of superstition and vowed to destroy such absurd beliefs of ignorant people. He then frequented libraries, trying to find fault with Astrology and Feng Shui from ancient books. The deeper he went into the subject, the more excited he became about the rich legacy of ancient Chinese culture. Whether or not to become a professional astrologer and geomancer or continue in the fields of mathematics and physics, became a constant dilemma. Astrology and Feng Shui have been viewed as superstition by their skeptics. Astrologers and Feng Shui masters have been linked with fraud for centuries. Someone wrote in his book, "If more knowledgeable men provide true Astrology and Feng Shui services, the ignorant and fake 'professionals' will vanish." Sharing the same view, Yu decided to provide useful services and correspondence courses at an affordable price. While Joseph Yu was a mathematics teacher after his graduation, he was lucky to have as his neighbor one old Feng Shui master. This old master was very kind to disclose a lot of secrets of the five arts to him even though he was not one of the old master's apprentices. In one Chinese New Year party at the old master's home, the master said to his disciples, "This young man, though not officially under my care, has learned more than most of you because he has a logical mind and dares to argue with me on various issues." The old master passed away a few months later. Joseph Yu did not feel comfortable in the company of the disciples of this good master. He is grateful, but circumstances make it impossible to express his gratitude towards the master who passed on to him a lot of invaluable knowledge.