Our beloved Master, Dr. Shan-tung Hsu left this world on April 6, 2025, Taiwan time.
Shan-tung Hsu was born on a farm in Miaoli, Taiwan. He was the youngest of eight children. His family were considered the village leaders as his grandfather and father had deep knowledge of Chinese traditions.
April 6, 2025 — TAIPEI, Taiwan — Dr. Shan-Tung Hsu, a revered teacher, scholar, and the world’s last living master of the traditional Form School of Feng Shui, died on Sunday in his native Taiwan. He was 83.
As the tumultuous Year of the Dragon winds down, the world prepares for the dawn of the Year of the Snake, which officially begins with the new moon on January 29, 2025, at 1:36 PM Swiss time.
According to the Eastern lunar calendar, 2025 marks the Year of the Wood Snake, associated with green, blue, or cyan colors in accordance with the Wu Xing principle—the ancient concept of the Five Elements.
The world we inhabit today bears little resemblance to the one of a century ago. Modern lifestyles, advanced construction technologies, and new building materials have reshaped our environment. Grain mills, wells, courtyards, and outhouses – once central to everyday life – are now relics of the past, replaced by skyscrapers, highways, and shrinking green spaces. Yet, despite these transformations, the natural forces that shape our lives remain constant. We still live on the same planet, under the same sun and moon, influenced by the same enduring rhythms of nature.
Analyzing the 2024 U.S. presidential candidate logos from the perspective of Feng Shui’s Form School, both logos appear strong, but Kamala Harris’s logo has a slight advantage.
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In China, when describing someone’s character, there is often an emphasis on the ability to endure hardship and adversity with resilience. This trait is captured by the phrase ?? (ch?k?), which translates literally to “eat bitterness.”
The Chinese character ? (k?) carries a multitude of meanings: bitter, sorrowful, cruel, torment, grief, and persistent effort, among others. These meanings reflect a cultural appreciation for perseverance in the face of hardship.
We are pleased to announce the release of “Form Defines Energy. The Essence of Feng Shui. E-Book” by Master Shan-Tung Hsu.
For the first time outside China, Master Hsu, drawing on decades of research and experience, elucidates traditional Chinese environmental design in an accessible manner, allowing readers to seamlessly integrate these principles into their lives and spaces.
The Blue Mountain Institute team, along with all the students of Master Hsu, congratulate him on his birthday!
Dear Dr Hsu, thank you for being our teacher, for your wisdom, and for choosing us as your students.
You teach us to look beyond visible manifestations and lead by example.
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