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Dear Eve,

First of all, wish you All the Very Best for 1999 and Always!

Will go thru all the comments:) Cheers!

On 12/31/98 10:48:34 PM, Eve Pan wrote:
>dear mark
>
>first of all, happy new year
>to one and all.
>
>>1. I would like to see someone
>>write something about how to
>>use "Tong Su". It seems that
>>there is a lot of valuable
>>information one can derive
>>from there.
>there is such a book available
>in the bookshops(in
>singapore). i can't recall the
>name but if you really need
>it, i can check it out when i
>next visit a book shop.very
>comprehensive, although i
>cannot affirm the authenticity
>of the info within. whatever
>it may be, a pinch of salt
>here and there is advisable.
>
>>2. There is so many
>>differentiate "feng shui"
>>method, how does one know
>>which one to use
>good question. i'd like to
>hear what cecil will say. i
>reckon a stance of 'prevention
>is better than cure' is more
>beneficial to practitioners,
>esp. newbies.
>
>>3. I have yet to read any
>>books on how to calculate
>>one's "8 Character" may be
>>there's a topic for you.
>again, there are books on this
>topic too. although not
>written as a whole book, but
>chapters within a book. pls
>note i'm not recommending (as
>i haven't read them in its
>totality yet), just merely
>mentioning their existence.
>authors(english) to look out
>for are evelyn lip and hee yin
>fan, and maybe cecil lee (in
>future?). there are also
>mandarin/chinese paperbacks if
>you're interested, from hk and
>taiwan. happy reading.
>
>
>
>
>lastly, to cecil, this is
>indeed a much better format
>for a bbs. all the best to
>your new book, reckon its
>almost done, yes? have a great
>1999, make it a productive and
>prosperous one. good health
>too.
>
>rgds
>