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LUCKY SEVERSON<\/strong> (Correspondent): Few cities around the world can match the stunning skyline of Hong Kong. Architecture here is a big deal, and so is the 3,000 year old Chinese practice of Feng Shui.\u00a0 Few skyscrapers are constructed without the advice of a Feng Shui master, and Raymond Lo is one of a handful of “grand” masters.<\/p>\n

RAYMOND LO<\/strong> (Feng Shui Grand Master): Definitely, Hong Kong is a Feng Shui city. You can see Hong Kong is such a tiny spot in such a big country. Why Hong Kong is so unique? Because it enjoys the best Feng Shui.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Nury Vittachi is an internationally syndicated columnist and author of over 30 books, including several about Feng Shui.<\/p>\n

NURY VITTACHI<\/strong> (Author): One of the great things about Hong Kong is that it\u2019s very rational and businesslike but at the same time, we believe in magic and we take it very seriously.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Feng Shui is about more than tall buildings. People here practice it in their apartments and gardens and in their lives. <\/p>\n

\"FengLO<\/strong>: Feng Shui means that it is an ancient Chinese knowledge which is talking about how the environment will affect people\u2019s well-being. So the Chinese has discovered in their environment that different kind of energy. Some are good energy, which make you improve your health, improve your relationship with people and also improve your money. And there are negative energy which will do the opposite.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Mr. Lo views himself as a scientist who, with the right tools, can actually measure good and bad energy.<\/p>\n

LO<\/strong>: Of course this is an instrument we need. This is a compass, and those characters and numbers are actually the formula which the Feng Shui master, they have invented. So basically this is an instrument we use to measure the direction of the building and then based on the direction and based on the time the building was built, we can establish where is the good energy and where is the bad energy.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Nury Vittachi\u2019s columns are known for their humor and irony, and he finds plenty of both among the power structures of downtown Hong Kong.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: So you\u2019d think this would be the most rational, number-focused place on earth, but in fact, Feng Shui rules even here.\u00a0 As the building was being put up and finishing touches were being arranged, a Feng Shui master said, “Oh, it\u2019s too regular. Everything is on a grid shape here and you\u2019ve got to put something askew.”<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: So plans for the escalators were changed. They are no longer perpendicular, they run askew.<\/p>\n

\"NuryVITTACHI<\/strong>: It does seem to have worked because over the last 20 years since this building was created, HSBC has grown to become literally one of the biggest banks in the world.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: This being Hong Kong, our next building is another bank and more Feng Shui.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: This is the Standard Charter bank building which has taken the idea of mixing money and spirituality very seriously in that, although it\u2019s the headquarters of a major bank, it has a church-like feel or a temple-like feel, right up to the extent of having stained glass windows. But instead of religious icons, you have the trappings of modernity, you have computers, a gold mobile phone, aircraft, that sort of thing.\u00a0 It’s done in a good spirit and the community loves it.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Our next building is the Bank of China which was built by an architect from the States who apparently didn\u2019t realize that the diamond designed exterior is a negative shape in Feng Shui, and the diamonds were pointed directly at the governor\u2019s house.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: And the governor lost his job, so they built a swimming pool between this and the governor\u2019s house so that the water would take away the negative energy. It didn\u2019t work. The replacement governor had a heart attack.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Today the bank has a moat around it.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: You notice the fish are mostly different shades of gold, and they represent, of course, gold flowing around your life. So, definitely a prosperity theme at this bank.<\/p>\n

\"post03-fengshui\"SEVERON<\/strong>: As an example of how seriously Hong Kong takes Feng Shui, in recent years, the city has spent more than 8 million dollars compensating people living next to construction sites because all that activity disturbed their Feng Shui.<\/p>\n

Nury says some people go a little overboard when it comes to Feng Shui.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: If you move your desk over here a bit, you know, suddenly grandma will feel better. You know, if you move your desk a bit there, she\u2019ll feel great. You move your desk too far and she dies. You know, there\u2019s that sort of feng shui which I think is very\u2026 It\u2019s clearly superstitious. But I think underpinning all that, there\u2019s just good psychological sense. If you make your environment feel good, if you focus away from material things to spiritual things, it\u2019s good for everybody.<\/p>\n

LO<\/strong>: Actually Feng Shui encompass every walk of your life. Everything in life. There\u2019s always a logic, a reason, behind things happening. So therefore you have an answer. If you don\u2019t know Feng Shui, don\u2019t care about Feng Shui, that means everything seems to be mystery.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Raymond Lo has taught Feng Shui classes all over the world, including the U.S. where an increasing number of architects are using the practice in their house designs.<\/p>\n

WILLIAM PAGE<\/strong> (Architect): The good energy that you are bringing in, it funnels into the front entrance.<\/p>\n

\"WilliamSEVERSON<\/strong>: William Page is a Seattle-based architect who builds and sells houses.\u00a0 He uses Feng Shui principles in his designs.<\/p>\n

PAGE<\/strong>: A curved wall lets the good energy that comes in, the good Chi that comes in, dissipate throughout the building.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: He says the Feng Shui must be working, at least for him.\u00a0 It\u2019s helped him sell houses.<\/p>\n

PAGE<\/strong>: It is said that you should not have a stove directly across from a sink because one is fire and one is water and they do not mix. It is important not to have the head of the bed backing up against a bathroom because it tends to flush the energy down the drain.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: Back in Hong Kong, Nury Vittachi takes us to a Buddhist shrine in the middle of a lively business district.\u00a0 In his view, the shrine is part of the Feng Shui of this neighborhood, the calming and centering part.<\/p>\n

VITTACHI<\/strong>: There\u2019s a big tree actually growing right here, you know, in between the floor and the ceiling of this temple.\u00a0 What a lovely unity between man and nature.\u00a0 I mean, I actually think it is a very religious community. Behind every temple, every village, every modern skyscrapers, including the stock exchange, you will find something like this. You\u2019ll find a little shrine. Spirituality, Feng Shui, is very much woven deeply into the fabric of a very rational, scientific, business-obsessed community.<\/p>\n

SEVERSON<\/strong>: A business community so rational that executives decided to shift the angle of the entrance to the Hong Kong Disneyland theme park by 12 degrees after a Feng Shui master said the change would result in the park\u2019s prosperity.<\/p>\n

For Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, I’m Lucky Severson in Hong Kong.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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