Val Biktashev: Feng Shui Video

This short video presentation introduces you to Val Biktashev, a master of classical feng shui, and several clients who have benefited from his work. Feng shui is an ancient practice first developed some 6,000 years ago by the Neolithic Chinese. Classical (or traditional) feng shui is a system based on keen observation of heavenly (time) and earthly (interior and exterior space) forces and how the qi (also spelled chi or ch’i) of each interact. Feng shui is a practice of balancing these forces. With balance comes the likelihood of better health, wealth, and relationships.

     

A native of Siberia (on the border with China), Master Val descends from a long line of shaman healers. From a wise Chinese master, he learned bone setting, energy healing, herbology, tai chi, and feng shui. Master Val's early interest and natural instinct gave rise to a career in holistic health care. Upon arriving in the United States, he founded the Beverly Hills-based American Healing Arts Institute. Master Val provides feng shui consultations worldwide for residential and commercial properties. He has made numerous television appearances, including being the feature subject on the acclaimed CBS news-magazine program, Sunday Morning . Also, his work is featured in local, national, and international newspapers and magazines.    
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The Five Components of Luck
The Chinese believe that a person's success is based on five factors that are categorized under Heaven, Man or Earth Luck:

Heaven Luck
1.   Destiny ( Ming )
2.   Luck ( Yun )
Man Luck
3.   Accumulation of good deeds ( Ji yin de )
4.   Continuous study ( Du shu )
Earth Luck
5.    Feng Shui ( Feng shui )

Heaven luck is governed by God. What's the difference between destiny and luck? If your life's purpose is your destination, your destiny is the kind of car Heaven has fated you in which to make the journey. While some people are destined to drive a luxury automobile, others must be satisfied with an economy car. Despite what car you drive, good luck is finding a timesaving short cut, driving on an open road in fine weather and with no traffic. Bad luck is getting a flat tire, getting lost, or taking your vehicle onto roadways not suited to it.     Read More >>