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Dear Rose,

I believe, what you mentioned relate rather to the I-Ching (derived from the
Book of Changes). A powerful Chinese Divinity method.

1. If you take the 64 hexagrams of the I-Ching and read it from bottom up
from 0 to 63, it forms the binary code where our current computers were
invented.

2. A few Nobel prize winners said they consulted the I-Ching and attributed
it to their success!
3. I forgot who but someone discovered our genetic chain and attribute it
to the I-Ching.

4. There are well known reports of people using the I-Ching to forecast the
stock market using the I-Ching.

5. Recently, last year, I saw a TV program. Someone used the I-Ching and
`plotted' our world situation and each time there is a dip in the I-Ching,
there was a major war etc.... I was `worried' when this person I cannot
remember the program or the person said that sometime in 2xxx (not sure
which date ... forgot already) there is a sudden large dip which signifies
quite a major `disaster' ... I really hope I could remember the date but I
think it is a few years from now...*Gulp*

Therefore, I can only assume that what you mention relate to the I-Ching
(Chinese divinity method). To clarify, Feng Shui is a different
`discipline'.


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Date: Thursday, April 29, 1999 11:19 AM
Subject: Year 2000


>From: "Rose Say"
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>In the I.T. industry, experts anticipate chaos as the year cross over to
2000, specifically on 31st December 1999. From the Geomancy point of view,
is this day a chaotic / disaster day?
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>I remember reading an article on Titanic. The Feng Shui si-fu computed the
date on which Titanic sank and the birthdates of the key people on the ship.
Interesting.
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>Has anyone seen a similar article on Y2K issue?
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