I’ve put together a list of Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology predictions for 2014. If you’d like to read my 2014 feng shui forecast for gardeners click here.
2014 is the year of the Wood Horse or Jia Wu. It’s also known as the year of the Green Wood Horse or the Horse in the Clouds. Are those clouds of smoke?
I don’t know any of the authors of these forecasts personally, but I have to say some of them have written things that went straight into my brain and heart. Sometimes insight comes with a painful shock that’s meant to wake you up. Some of the images and words they have shared have become like signs by the side of the road, reminding me of the ways I would like to travel. Maybe they will do that for you, too.
2014 Feng Shui Forecast Roundup
Raymond Lo is a Hong Kong based Feng Shui Master, teacher, author and public speaker. In this year’s forecast he writes about world events and economies, popular culture, five element interactions and health issues.
Edgar Lok Tin Yung is from Melbourne. He writes three different forecasts and explains about the timing of the new year’s arrival.
- Heaven Luck World events, weather and natural disasters
- Earth Luck Feng Shui predictions for 2014
- Man Luck Animal by animal predictions for 2014 (BaZi)
Richard Ashworth is a well known Feng Shui Master in the UK. He is one of the most prolific, curious and compassionate writers out there when it comes to BaZi. He might make you cry. He might make you laugh. Here are his animal by animal predictions for 2014.
Master Paul Ng is based in Canada. He writes about Feng Shui, business and economies, politics, weather and health for 2014.
Josephine Phang is based in Singapore who has a focus on BaZi. She also publishes a quarterly newsletter with feng shui advice. She writes general predictions for 2014.
Beng Kung is a an architect who is also a feng shui researcher and student of BaZi. His predictions for 2014 are helpful for students and written from more of a teaching or technical perspective.
Feng Shui Agency (Sarah McAllister)
Sarah McAllister is another UK based Feng Shui master. She is also an urban planner and an author. She writes general predictions as well as predictions by zodiac animal.
I’m not sure who is writing this blog which seems to be coming out of Kuala Lumpur, but clearly the writer is affiliated with Lillian Too. The first post listed here is written more from a technical or teaching perspective, the second one is the predictions for the zodiac animals.
- Flying Stars 2014 Feng Shui Forecast for the Year of the Horse
- Annual Flying stars Feng Shui for each sign from © World of Feng Shui Mid Valley
Bernice Low may be one of the most no-nonsense writers out there when it comes to BaZi. She reminds me of my favorite teacher of the Greek language who was intimidating and strict, yet made me want to work harder than any other teacher I know.
In her first post she explains how your BaZi reading is derived. It involves much more than your year animal.
In her second post Bernice predicts from the perspective of the day master, rather than the zodiac animal. I haven’t seen anyone else doing the 2014 predictions this way and I’m sure I’ll be revisiting her predictions throughout the year. Part 1 includes the following day masters: Bing (Yang Fire), Ding (Yin Fire), Jia (Yang Wood), Yi (Yin Wood), Wu (Yang Earth).
Part 2 covers Geng (Yang Metal), Gui (Yin Water), Ji (Yin Earth), Ren (Yang Water) and Xin (Yin Metal) daymasters.
Susan Levitt, who is based in San Francisco, is interesting because she studies Tarot, Astrology and Feng Shui. She is able to write from both western and eastern perspectives. Her divinations are striking. Her 2014 predictions are general and based on the zodiac animals.
I usually try to sum up the theme of the year in one word. The word for 2013 (Snake in the Grass) was “circumspection”. I’d say the word for 2014 (Horse in the Clouds) is “acceleration”. Can you keep up?