The brand-new Professional Edition Tong Shu 2010 created by Joey Yap.

This is the ideal Tong Shu tool for professionals and expert Feng Shui users. The Professional Edition Tong Shu has been specially designed to fulfill the needs of those of you who need to perform Date Selection on a regular or specialised basis. Without having the need to search through stacks of books, all the required information to select a good date and make your efforts more professional is contained within this handy book!

What you can find inside the Professional Edition Tong Shu 2010:

General information useful to everyone

• General Forecast of the Day based on your Horoscope
  
  
• Hourly Forecast for the Day based on your Horoscope
  
  
• Suitable activities for each day of the year
  
  
• Unsuitable activities for each day of the year
  
  
• Day Officer
  
  

Information for practitioners of Chinese Astrology:

• Daily Four Pillars (BaZi) for the entire year
  
  
• Year Pillar and Horoscope for 1912-2103
  
  
• Five Element, Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches Reference Charts
  
  
• Day Breaker
  
  
• Combination Pillars
  
  
• Clashing Pillars
  
  

For those who practice Feng Shui professionally or for themselves:

• Annual, Monthly, and Daily Flying Stars for the Year
  
  
• Explanation of the Flying Stars and the Afflictions for the Year
  
  
• Flying Star Charts for every direction
  
  
• Eight Mansions Gua Numbers for the years 1912 – 2103
  
  
• Xuan Kong Da Gua He Tu
  
  
• Xuan Kong Da Gua Combination
  
  
• JY Dong Gong Rating
  
  
• Yellow & Black Belt Star
  
  
• 28 Constellations Star
  
  
• Na Yin
  
  
• Conflict, Happiness, Wealth, & Five Ghost Directions
  
  
• Special Information for the Day
  
  

The Professional Edition Tong Shu 2010 is ideal for your specialised Date Selection needs, whether you're a practitioner, student, or keen enthusiast!

Below is a sample page from the Professional Edition Tong Shu 2010:

Here are a few examples as to how this invaluable Tong Shu can be used.

Example 1: Qualifying a General Good Date

Let's take 5 April 2010 for example:

It is a Wood Rooster Day. The upper right hand column stipulates:

• Day Officer: Initiate
  
  
• JY Dong Gong: Auspicious
  
  
• Yellow & Black Belt: Precious Light
  
  
• 28 constellations: Danger
  
  

Notice that positive values are indicated in red.
Now look at the Clashing Pillars.

Those born in the years of Metal Rabbit and Earth Rabbit are not suited to use this date for important events.

The Day Stars contain the following;

• Duke Stem Combo
  
  
• Duke Virtue combo
  
  
• Earth Wealth
  
  
• Guard Day
  
  
• Heavenly Noble
  
  
• Heavenly Wish
  
  

In most cases, when the Stars written in red outnumber the ones in black, is it usually an auspicious date generally. Of course, a practitioner will be able to discern the specific use and function of each Star.

Next, the 'Suit & Avoid' column is a traditional list of activities that are suitable or unsuitable to be executed on the given day.

This day, for example, is suitable for 'moving house' and 'seeking medical treatment'.