Joey Yap's Feng Shui for 2011 shows you how to maximise the Qi of the Year of the Metal Rabbit for your home or office. Avoid the Yearly Afflictions, learn more about the energies of 2011 and find out what are the most auspicious sectors to use, and what are the sectors to avoid. Ascertain how the stars affect your property by comparing it against the 8 Houses of 2011. There are also monthly Flying Star charts, with detailed, in-depth commentary on what sectors to use, and what sectors to avoid, for the best Academic, Relationship and Wealth Luck in 2011.

It's your one-stop guide to incorporating effective Feng Shui for the Year of the Metal Rabbit.

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This information-packed annual guide to the Astrology for 2011 goes beyond the conventional 'animal book'. In addition to the annual outlook for all 12 animal signs and the 12-month outlook for the year 2011 for each animal sign, the forecast also ncludes a personalised outlook for 2011 based on the individual's BaZi Day Pillar (Jia Zi), and a 12-month mini-analysis for each of the 60-Day Pillars (Jia Zi). Find out what 2011 holds in store for you from the 4 key aspects of Health, Wealth, Career and Relationship with Joey Yap's Astrology for 2011.

It's the one-stop guide to learning all about what's in-store for your Animal Sign in the Year of the Metal Rabbit.

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What do your eyes have to tell you?

Joey Yap's Face Reading Essentials comprise a series of short yet detailed guides that describe each important facial trait on the face. This book on the eyes gives you a varied glimpse into the numerous types of eyes that can be found on the human face. Are your eyes big or small? Is it sunken or protruding? Lined or unlined? Flip open the pages to know what type of eyes you have, and what it means. No pair of eyes will ever look the same to you again!

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For the first time, students and practitioners of Chinese Metaphysics will have access to the writings of the famous Ming Dynasty astrologer, Master Dong. Considered the foremost classical text on the subject of Date Selection, Master Dong's text, once only accessible in Chinese, is now available in English transliteration. Master Dong's original text has been translated and edited for clarity, and then arranged in a manner to facilitate easy reference.

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For centuries, the Chinese Almanac or Tong Shu, has been consulted for suitable dates on everything, forecast the individual's luck for the day, and to assist in Feng Shui and Chinese Astrological calculations. Even today, it is used to advise on selection of appropriate days for almost every important activity, from ground-breaking ceremonies to trying the knot, launching of a new product to opening a new office, renovations to moving houses.

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The Yi Jing has been used as an Oracle in China for thousands of years, and it is a fascinating and intriguing blend of philosophy, cosmology, and even sociology, as it probes the customs and mores of ancient-day China. The Yi Jing's relevance to the modern epoch is unrivalled in terms of accessibility and applicability.

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