Test Your Feng Shui Knowledge!
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Which one of the following represents a real yin-yang balance?
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Light & Shade
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Sun & Moon
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The round circle with two colors
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Red & Blue
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Lot of info out there about feng shui. Is it all true? Are you ready to test your knowledge?
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Feng Shui is based on a seldomely used "solar calendar". On which day does this calendar begin?
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It is different for each person based on their religion
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February 5th
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Changes every year based on the lunar calendar
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January 1st
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Which one of these elements is NOT part of the Five Elements Cycle Theory used in Traditional Feng Shui?
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Metal
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Wood
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Fire
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Glass
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Which of these situations is considered GOOD feng shui?
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Have a garage above your bedroom
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Facing the wall while working at a desk
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Sit at a desk with a solid wall behind you
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Have lot of mirrors in the bedroom
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Your house is facing a T shape intersection and the street points straight in the direction of entry door. What's the right way to remedy this?
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Have curtains at the windows so you do not see it and it doesn't upset you.
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Put a large mirror on the door
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Create a "screen" of bushes and trees to "buffer" the effects of the street towards the house.
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Use a different door
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What is your best sleeping direction based on feng shui?
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Depend on the orientation of your house
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Depend on your date of birth and gender
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Changes every year depending on your Chinese animal sign
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North
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Where did feng shui originated?
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Lost in ancient history
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San Francisco Buddist Temple
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Who knows!
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Ancient Chinese Taoism and proto-scientific scholars
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According with Feng Shui, why is # 8 lucky ?
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In ancient philosophy, the total number of taoist immortals was 8
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# 8 associates with the NE direction, which on a global scale is China
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All numbers are lucky in their own special way
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When pronunced out loud in Chinese, sounds like "rich"
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