Today, I think all of us thought that we were going to find perfect examples of Feng Shui and we were going to see how the Chinese master Feng Shui and we were going to learn about this and what we are learning is that masters or supposed masters can make mistakes. We have a saying in Mexico – I am a Mexican and I am not a mariachi (the singers with the big sombreros) so being a Chinese does not mean that you are going to be an automatic Feng Shui master. Joey said it clearly – these sites that we have been visiting were here before these formulas were invented so we have to go back to the time when this places were built and we see that – try to understand why they did it that way and what they did wrong.

Bruno Koppel, Mexico

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On 29 April 2007, Joey appeared as a special guest of Sime UEP at Ara Hills Developments and gave audiences a preview to applying Feng Shui successfully.

The event was filled to capacity well before Joey arrived. Joey started his talk with a short introduction to classical Feng Shui before moving on to the main topic of discussion. Joey also introduced the audience to Ara Hills’ unique and favourable Feng Shui characteristics as a prime example to better explain the key in understanding landform Feng Shui. As always, Joey interacted comfortably with the audience and made sure they were able to understand how to correctly apply simple Feng Shui techniques.

After the seminar, many members of the audience made full use of the rare opportunity to approach Joey with various Feng Shui questions they wanted clarified. A number of his longtime fans and students were also in the audience and caught up with Joey after the talk.