Review of David Koh’s Feng Shui Talk 2009

I went to David Koh's Feng Shui Talk with my mom yesterday. I decided to write about it while it still fresh on my mind.

The crowds were small compared to other talks that I went to. However, I soon find out that most of them know each other quite well and they are very close knitted. I believe most of guesses are members of Malaysian Institute of Geomancy Sciences (MINGS). Some of them are also in very good terms with Master David Koh.

The talk started off with the sponsor, Kansai Paint, giving a short speech. At about 10.30 a.m. Master David Koh took to the stage and began his talk on the year 2009, Ox year. He called it the Bull year for 2009 because he expecting a slight rebound in the general stockmarket as whole in the beginning of the year.

He started off by explaining the Chinese Almanac (Tongshue) with the use of cow and farmer boy picture which slowly snowball into the macro-economic and predominance events in the world for next year. It is very interesting info. As he goes on, he highlighted his last year predictions which came true.

He also list down the whole year good dates for 2009 as well as how to remedy the Grand Duke (Jupiter) and Seven Killing problems if your main door is located in this sector. It is truly amazing as it is simple as ABC. He also showed you what you will likely see in the next 24 hours if you have done the remedy correctly.

In between the short breaks, there were Q&A sessions. After the lunch break, he shared many funny stories of Gods of Wealth as well as some comical experiences. I have noticed that as he told the stories and his experienced, he had subtly cleared the myth between fengshui and many Chinese's taboos. He is also a very much macro person as his talks were mostly on the big picture of the world events.

However, I am a bit disappointed that he does not delve into the 12 Chinese astrological signs. He just teach you how to use his book (2009 The Year of The Bull) to see the general trend for each sign.

All in, it is a very interesting talk.