I have had so much fun in Module 4. It has been an eye-opener and the concepts in Module 3 are finally getting into the mind and becoming real, i.e., how to apply the concepts that were taught. The classroom trips were invaluable, with the help of more advanced students. Now I can see the mountains' dragons' forms scene.

Jeanne Ling Tsin Yuen , U.S.A.

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28 Jan 2006 - Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia
On Saturday, 28th January 2006, Joey Yap appeared on the Malaysian channel, RTM1 on their breakfast show, Selamat Pagi Malaysia. The special segment on the program, known as Resensi, frequently features Malaysian authors and as Joey Yap’s book, BaZi the Destiny Code had been on the bestseller list for quite a while now, they were eager to find out more about the BaZi system of Chinese Astrology.

Hosted by Encik Sayed Munawar, the show aired at 8.30am and began with Encik Sayed introducing Joey Yap as well as the BaZi Destiny Code. Joey then gave a short explanation about BaZi; what it was about and the ways in which it could help a person understand how astrological influences can have impact on their lives and to about using this knowledge to maximize their potentials. He went on to explain the term Four Pillars in BaZi and detailed out how each Pillar represented the year, month, day and hour of when one is born.

As Encik Sayed was reviewing the bestseller list for the week, it was coincidental that Joey Yap’s Feng Shui and Astrology for 2006 – another book released at the end of 2005 – was number one on the bestseller list