| In magic, words as well as geomancy have great power, there are in fact words of power in most magical systems. |
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| The labyrinth is based on sacred geomancy and is often used as a spiritual tool. |
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| Taoism also includes belief in geomancy, which focuses on the importance of aligning human objects and activities with the landscape. |
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| And the Isle of Wight is very close and full of dinosaurs, which is great for geomancy. |
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| Feng shui is the Chinese art of geomancy and it has been accepted and practiced in many parts of Asia and North America. |
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| They commemorate the currency of cowrie shells and beads, while suggesting the practice of a geomancy divined in the patterning of objects. |
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| Perhaps the tiger's presence also suggests the close relationship in geomancy between mountains and tigers. |
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| A type of geomancy called fengshui involves manipulating one's surroundings in a propitious way. |
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| Modern Wicca, hybrid Asiatic astrologies, and new geomancy beliefs, are perhaps too new. |
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| He followed that with Oracle of Geomancy and Terrestrial Astrology which has become the standard work on Western divinatory geomancy. |
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| Besides the floor upon floor, shelf upon shelf of books, there was that element of feng shui, not simply location but the geomancy of that locus, its spiritual otherness. |
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| There's a spiritual and philosophical subtext to the design of the buildings which goes so far as to embrace geomancy, human biology, cosmology and lines of force. |
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| The tombs have been built following the traditional Chinese geomancy and Fengshui theory. |
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| O'Shana and Jayam will be most grateful to all who can support the geomancy work in these problematic regions. |
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| China has witnessed an explosion of activities commonly called religious, including church attendance, pilgrimage, geomancy, temple building and qi gong practice. |
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| First of all, the land is chosen according to the ancient science of geomancy which considers the shape of the mountains, position of water and the cardinal directions. |
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| In addition to the practical advantages, the site was well situated according to p'ungsujirisŏl, the traditional belief in geomancy. |
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| Although Hue and its surroundings have not been inscribed as a cultural landscape, they reflect a coherent and well-planned architectural pattern partly based on Feng Shui, the Chinese art of geomancy. |
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| The most common methods involve coffee cups, tarot cards, numerology, geomancy, astrology, palm reading or psychic insight. |
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| Ancestor veneration and the Daoist rituals of consulting almanacs, geomancy, horoscopes and spirit mediums are seasoned with ethnic flavour. |
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| In these times of great hardships, between 1975 and 1977, he was initiated to the esoteric sciences of geomancy, physiognonomy and divinatory arts. |
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| A yearning for spirit knowledge and a wish to heal nature produce many methods and techniques like geomancy and farming systems, along with an inner quest and question about meditative practice. |
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| A traditional Asian home was oriented toward the sky through feng shui, a system of geomancy, just as a palace would be. |
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| According to Eberhard, the combination of the five elements as a whole is one of the most important concepts of Chinese astronomy, astrology and geomancy. |
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| Another layer of meaning is imposed by geomancy, or feng shui, which even modern-day laowai recognize as a construct for analyzing and organizing the environment around us. |
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| Feng shui master and founder of the Malaysian Institute of Geomancy Sciences Professor Master David Koh said that people should not put their money on the world ending on Dec. |
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