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Juan
M. Alvarez is an internationally recognized
authority on Feng Shui.
He dedicates a great part of his time to
making people aware of the changes that are happening
on our planet through his work with Feng Shui.
Prof. Alvarez has studied Feng Shui with
Master Raymond Lo from Hong Kong; completed the
Feng Shui Mastery Program (including Module IV)
with Grand Master Yap Cheng Hai from Malaysia;
and is a student disciple of Grand Master Thomas
Lin Yun, creator of the Fourth Level of Feng Shui. Prof.
Alvarez
was a pioneer bringing the teachings of Feng Shui
to South Florida and to Latin America.
He travels widely through North, Central
America, South America and Spain, imparting the
knowledge of Feng Shui. Read
more about our founder here
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Literally
the word Feng Shui means Air-Water. A synonym
for Feng Shui is “Geomancy,”
although this term is more often associated with
certain Arabic divinatory practices that spread
throughout Europe during the Middle Ages. However,
the word i. Geomancy was used by certain writers
in the 18th century to refer to the art of Feng
Shu. One
of the most poetic definitions of Feng Shui comes
from author and thinker, Stephen Feuchtwan:
“Knowing
how to choose the correct place, at the perfect
moment; the correct alignment with the directions
of the Universe, combined with the efficient use
of objects with mystical reverence, is harmony...is
peace...is Feng Shui.”
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