Who is a Dog? Years: 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006. Month*: October Hour: 07:00 pm – 09:00 pm Day: ask us * Caution: the start of the Chinese month can be as early as the 4th & as late as the 9th, depending on the year. I can let you know this too. What… Read More
I’m back from the Convention where I spoke to the Singapore Grand Masters about my particular approach to ba zi*. I think it was clear that I know my pings from my pongs, I didn’t seem to upset anybody too much and we sold a few books, in which I was assisted by my Russian… Read More
This is the place to mix with the Masters. Every year many of the world’s most influential Masters gather at the International Feng Shui Convention in Singapore. Over the weekend of the 17th November this year Grand Masters Raymond Lo, Tan Khoon Yong and Vincent Koh, to name but a few, each offer a glimpse… Read More
Discover the Secrets of the Four Pillars of Destiny in 2012. Why do we do the things we do? How can we be sure to choose the right paths? Learn Ba Zi with Richard Ashworth this autumn. What is Ba Zi? Ba Zi or Four Pillars of Destiny is a snapshot of the prevailing… Read More
Nothing New Under the Sun. Why do revolutions happen in Monkey and Tiger years? What is the connection between 9/11, Pearl Harbour and patterns of migration to the USA in the 17th century? What about Tony Blair’s birth made him fatally short on frankness? Richard speaks about his studies with Chinese Masters and what he… Read More
Richard’s Book ‘The Feng Shui Diaries’ is now available as an Ebook for all your Kindle & Ipad needs. I think this pretty much sums it up: “When I was thinking about learning Feng Shui 3 years ago, I saw “A Day in the Life of a Feng Shui Man” about Richard Ashworth in the… Read More
Richard receiving Xuan Kong Da Gua certificate from Master Mas Kehardthum in Bangkok. A sweet and brilliant man who almost convinced me that Feng Shui is a science. His method is quite unorthodox but absolutely logical.
Well that’s essentially how we learn, isn’t it? Albert Einstein suggested that the definition of insanity was to keep doing the same thing while expecting a different outcome. I’ve been teaching ba zi to a very able group for the last few months and one of the many new insights they have gained (and, incidentally,… Read More
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