Showing posts with label Hanz Cua. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hanz Cua. Show all posts

Saturday, December 31, 2016

Easy feng shui tips to attract prosperity in 2017


MANILA – This New Year’s Eve, make sure to do these things at home to invite prosperity and wealth in 2017, a feng shui expert said.

In his book “Feng Shui 2017” under ABS-CBN Publishing, Hanz Cua gave easy tips on how to attract good fortune and rid the home of negative energy.

These include opening all windows and doors at home at exactly 12 midnight on January 1, making loud noises using pots, pans and fireworks and sharing a meal with the family, among others.

Here are excerpts from his book:

“Sa ganap na alas-dose ng hatinggabi, buksan ang lahat ng pinto, bintana at mga ilaw upang pumasok ang swerte sa loob ng bahay.”

“Upang madagdagan ang pagtaas o maging mas matangkad, tumalon nang paulit-ulit.”

“Lumikha ng ingay upang mapaalis ang malas: kalampagin ang mga kaldero at kawali, magpatugtog nang malakas, sabayan ng tawanan at sigawan, magpailaw ng mga lusis, kwitis. Ngunit mag-ingat sa malalakas at mapanganib na mga paputok gaya ng labintador, trianggulo at iba pa upang makaiwas sa disgrasya.”

“Salu-salong kumain ng media noche at pagsaluhan ang biyaya ng Panginoon na may kasamang pasasalamat at paghingi ng patawad.”

“Sa unang araw ng Enero, isama ang pamilya sa pamamasyal.”

Although not all Filipinos believe in feng shui, many of them prefer to be on the safe side by adhering to its principles, buying trinkets and other “lucky” items for themselves and their homes.

Others, meanwhile, opt to respect the ancient Chinese system the same way that believers do not criticize their Catholic faith.

source: news.abs-cbn.com

Monday, February 8, 2016

Feng shui tips to make your wedding 'lucky'


MANILA – Are you getting married this year? A feng shui expert suggests ways to enhance your luck on your big day.

Citing feng shui principles, Hanz Cua said details such as the venue of the wedding ceremony and reception could bring either positive or negative energy to the couple.

He advised couples to choose a venue with large windows to allow for light to enter, saying that more light signifies a brighter future.

The bride, he said, should consider wearing a gown in a color such as off-white, ivory, pale gold or pink instead of the usual pure white as this is associated with funerals in Chinese tradition.

In an instance when the bride needs to have “something borrowed,” she should get it from someone who has a happy and stable marriage, Cua said. This is to ensure that the couple will only get positive energy for their union.

Cua said it is also best for couples to make their exit from their wedding in a black car than a white one. He noted that black represents continuity, adding that the color will repel negative energy.

To those who want to take it a step further, Cua said wedding dates ending in 8 or 9 are considered auspicious in feng shui tradition. The number 8 shows eternity, while the number 9 stands for things that are whole and absolute. Dates with two numbers that add up to 8 or 9 are also considered lucky, he added.

While a lot of Filipinos do not believe in feng shui, many of them prefer to be on the safe side by adhering to its principles, buying trinkets and other “lucky” items for themselves and their homes.

Others, meanwhile, opt to respect the ancient Chinese system the same way that believers do not criticize their Catholic faith.

source: www.abs-cbnnews.com

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

What to wear with your green Lumia

MANILA - "Wearing green, painting the office color green, using green bags or using green color elements would enhance money and wealth luck to you."

This is the forecast of popular feng shui expert Hanz Cua for the coming Year of the Sheep, which starts on February 19.


With that in mind, Microsoft Philippines has tapped one of the country's top professional make-up artists, Jake Galvez, to come up with a stylish look to match the lucky color.

"Green is a very versatile color that can be used as a great eyeshadow for day or night. It is also perfect for Filipina skin and best with brown or hazel eyes," said Galvez.

"Green as a makeup color is very modern, unique. It's also perfect for color combinations of eyeshadow shades. If you're wearing a green dress or something green, it is best to wear makeup that compliments your dress. You can use something warm on the eyes like taupe or something shimmery like gold or bronze," he added.

The company also asked actress Yana Asistio for tips on what to wear in combination with her green Lumia smartphone.

According to young actress, another way to incorporate the lucky green in your looks is with your outfits and accessories.

"Green is one of my favorite colors. I usually wear green if I want to catch the attention of people," said Asistio. "But since I can’t always wear green I can now bring other green items with me for luck."

Microsoft's Lumia line of smartphones, which are available in green, is available in the Philippines.

source: www.abs-cbnnews.com

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

12 'lucky' fruits to ring in the New Year


MANILA – Preparing to welcome 2015 at home? Consider adding these fruits to your dining table on New Year’s Eve to attract prosperity and good luck, a feng shui practitioner said.

According to Hanz Cua, these 12 “lucky” fruits symbolize each month of the year, bringing anything from money and luxury to happiness and good health.

Here are Cua’s 12 suggested fruits and their respective meanings:

1. Pineapple – the Chinese word for pineapple is “ong-lai,” which means “fortune cones.”

2. Orange – represents gold in Chinese tradition. Its round shape signifies money.

3. Apple – the Chinese word for apple is “ping,” which means “harmony.”

4. Grapes – represents luxury as these are traditionally eaten by royalty.

5. Banana – comes in clusters, symbolizing unity. Its yellow color stands for happiness.

6. Mango – its sweetness signifies strong family ties.

7. Lemon – its fragrance and essence is known to cleanse and remove negative vibes.

8. Watermelon – symbolizes prosperity. Its many seeds stand for abundance.

9. Papaya – similar to the orange, it represents gold in Chinese tradition.

10. Lychee – its round, red body stands for happiness and good fortune.

11. Avocado – its colors – green and purple – symbolize prosperity.

12. Pomelo – its bright red or pink pulp represents good health.

source: www.abs-cbnnews.com