Dear Cecil:
I've been watching your site for sometime now and find it very factual and helpful. Although I am an ordained minister, I find the insight and information given through the use of the various schools of Feng Shui extremely helpful to me and my congregation.
I came across a book written by Dr. Baolin Wu, who is from the White Cloud Monastery in Beijing, which discusses the concepts of Feng Shui from the strict Taoist perspective. I would like to know if there is any other information that I can get on this form of Feng Shui. I find that I have a deep affinity for it and yes, I agree that a combination of the different forms of Feng Shui is far more comprehensive than the use of a single form. Keep up the good work.
Rev. John Willis

Dear Rev. John,
Will certainly let you know, if I do come across any other materials on Feng Shui based on strict Taoist perspective:)
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 6/5/00 8:08:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
Dear Cecil:
I've been watching your site
for sometime now and find it
very factual and helpful.
Although I am an ordained
minister, I find the insight
and information given through
the use of the various schools
of Feng Shui extremely helpful
to me and my congregation.
I came across a book written
by Dr. Baolin Wu, who is from
the White Cloud Monastery in
Beijing, which discusses the
concepts of Feng Shui from the
strict Taoist perspective. I
would like to know if there is
any other information that I
can get on this form of Feng
Shui. I find that I have a
deep affinity for it and yes,
I agree that a combination of
the different forms of Feng
Shui is far more comprehensive
than the use of a single form.
Keep up the good work.
Rev. John Willis