Feng Shui for beautiful people

The most satisfying thing for a professional is success. I' m happier if I bring success to beautiful people. This week, again, I have two real life local success stories of the beautiful people. One is Ms Satjot Ravi Duggal, a charming teacher in Hansraj Morarji Public School who is also involved in what can be described as the real, tough social work – vermiculture – and is popular as Lubna ki mummy.
On the second last Saturday of March 2003 I visited her house for Feng Shui audit. She didn' t need to buy too many Feng Shui products as she already had acquired some and had some knick-knacks. Satjot' s areas of concern were recognition in her career and her daughter' s education. I left her house after incorporating the changes and also sent her my usual written exclusive report.
This time, using the cures I use for people in public life, I triggered and enhanced the Fame & Recognition corner for someone in a non-glamorous profession; teaching. She had a metal symbol of Sun, which I moved to the Fame corner of her house, according to Black Hat Sect Feng Shui. “This should be just right for the recognition but if you acquire my ancient Phoenix nothing can stop you from getting the Best Teacher' s Award!”
Phoenix she didn' t acquire and remained satisfied with the new position for the Sun and twenty other changes (including the fortunate Feng Shui size of her table) I suggested. Last week, seven months later she called me on my mobile and informed me excitedly that, “I must thank you. Your Feng Shui certainly worked for me. I got a Best Teacher' s Award.”
She was the first runner up and I believe that she would have got the Best Teacher' s Award had she placed the Phoenix along with the Sun on the exact Yang spot I chose for her. But then this Phoenix is a little expensive and Satjot with her limited budget didn' t acquire it. The difference between what she got and what she missed was the difference between Sushmita Sen and Aishwarya Rai in Femina-Miss India 1994. There was a tie between the two at 9.33 points when they answered the questions. The tie broke when the judges voted and placed Sushmita Sen at 9.40, only .01 point ahead of Ash. Though Ash seemed the underdog my vote too was for Sush. Ash to me seemed calculative and cold, Sush radiated warmth that reached all of us. I continue to admire Sushmita Sen and her spontaneous life style including adopting a baby girl and, more important, always referring to Renee as `my daughter`! Interestingly, Yukta Mookhey who became Miss World five years after Aishwarya is not as calculative as Ash. I find her as spontaneous as Sushmita and equally warm.
A painting that I would like to gift her is of Chow Kok Koh, an old sage on the backward mule. My journey into Chinese philosophy and Feng Shui (on his backward mule) began when I got acquainted with Chow Kok Koh in 1993.
But that is something I will discuss with Yukta when I meet her the next.
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