Outstanding!

I expected an exceptional course but this exceeded my expectations. Some of my points of learning.

- How to use flat land dragon to identify incoming mountain and how to use normal mountain dragon formation.

- The importance of Ting San / Ling San

- Bing / Ren sitting, facing "produce exceptional people".

- Always need to access the quality of Qi - if you have it.

- Water mouth, not water exit.

My challenge is to be able to adapt these factors into the average house environment by being able to recognize the various mountains e.g. Tan Lang.

Joey, your strength is that you do not encourage "Master worship" and you allow us to try even through we keep making mistakes and above all, you encourage us to challenge you! I knew I made the correct decision to stay with you.

Diane Grobler, South Africa

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Joey Yap’s Destiny Three C’s opened to more than 250 people on Tuesday, February 3, at the Sime Darby Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur. The full-day seminar, which kicked off at 10am, focused on the uses of basic BaZi and its benefits, specifically on how it relates to the major three C’s in our lives: choice, chance, and change.

Conducted by Dato’ Joey Yap himself, the seminar concentrated on understanding BaZi and learning to work with it to help one master the art of decision-making. Every individual can fit into a particular personality profile and each of these profiles with have its own unique path when it comes to making decisions. Perceptions shape the kind of options available to us, and as such, risk evaluation, opportunity spotting, and possible results are all highly varied.

By helping the audience understand the workings of BaZi and familiarizing them with their own personality profiles, the concepts of choice, chance, and change have been made clearer and easier to work with. The key to success is knowing oneself better and comprehension of BaZi charts is the best way to start.