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The Traps of Today’s World: Why Independent Thinking Is No Longer Optional

Learning to Live Between Sensitivity and Meaning

Why Your Best Hour Matters More Than Your Best Day
What if your bad luck doesn’t come from a bad day — but from choosing the wrong hour? Discover how the 12 Zodiac Animals rule daily time slots and how Clash and Combination hours shape your productivity, relationships, and success.

Beyond Appearances: Knowledge, Truth, and the Modern Spiritual Path
We live in the age of information, yet true understanding feels increasingly rare. Discover why knowledge without wisdom creates illusion — and how ancient traditions like Chinese Metaphysics and Kabbalah offer a deeper path beyond appearances.

Feng Shui 2026: How to Prepare Your Home for the Fire Horse Year (Complete Practical Guide)
The Fire Horse year moves fast and burns hot. Learn how Feng Shui 2026 really works, which home sectors matter most, how Flying Stars influence money, health and relationships — and how to prepare your space before February 4.

I Accidentally Hacked My Sleep During Exam Month (Thanks to Feng Shui)
During exam week, I accidentally discovered why my sofa helps me recover faster than my bed. What started as sleep curiosity turned into a Feng Shui and BaZi revelation about Useful God, Flying Stars, and how environment shapes energy, focus, and healing.

The Alchemist - User Guide
Most people read The Alchemist. Few actually live it. This is not a literary analysis — it’s a practical guide to turning dreams into action, using Ba Zi, Yi Jing, Feng Shui and ancient wisdom to decode your Personal Legend and finally start walking your path.

The Quiet Battle We All Avoid
As a medical student, I’ve learned that the hardest battles aren’t in textbooks, but within ourselves. This is a reflection on discipline, subconscious resistance, and how psychology and Chinese metaphysics describe the same human struggle.
