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| For the first time ever, students of the Mastery Academy will have the opportunity to study and observe Luen Tou (Forms) and experience Walking the Mountains, a critical aspect of any Feng Shui student’s journey towards greater understanding of Feng Shui. The Mastery Academy Imperial China Excursion Series takes students to walk the mountains and examine the historical application of Feng Shui during the Qing Dynasty and how Feng Shui heralded the spectacular rise of the Manchu Qings and perpetrated the demise of Qing 13 generations later.
China Excursion 2004 Daily Coverage
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Day 1 : China Tour May 2004
Follow the progress of the inaugural group of Mastery
Academy Imperial China students as they trek their way
through the Feng Shui of the 260 year old Qing Dynasty,
China's last feudal dynasty. Updated daily, find out
how what new insights students from all over the world
have gained from the world's first Feng Shui course
where students walk the mountains, study Luen Tou (Forms)
and evaluate the Feng Shui of an entire Dynasty through
visiting the Imperial Palaces and the Imperial Tombs
of the Qing Emperors. Click here
for details.
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Day 2: China Tour May 2004
Day 2 of the Mastery Academy Imperial China Excursion
saw the students making their way to the ShenYang Gu
Gong, also known as the 2nd Forbidden City. It is the
only other Imperial Palace outside of the Forbidden
City in Beijing. Click here
for details.
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Day 3 : China Tour May 2004
Fu Ling (today known as Dong Ling Park in ShenYang)
is where the NuZhen tribal chieftain Nuerhachi and his
wife, Empress Yehenala are buried and was the site visited
by students of the Mastery Academy as part of the Imperial
China Excursion. Fu Ling is considered the first Imperial
Mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty and is also known as the
East Tomb. Click here for
details.
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Day 4 : China Tour May 2004
The day started bright and early for the students of
the inaugural Mastery Academy Imperial China Excursion
as we caught the 9am flight from ShenYang to Beijing.
Click here for details.
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Day 5 : China Tour May 2004
DAY 5 of the Mastery Academy Imperial China Excursion
began with an early 6am wake-up call. We had a 3 hour,
125 mile journey to the Eastern Qing tombs ahead of
us and with 4 tombs to inspect at the site, a 7.30am
kick-off was an absolute necessity. Click here
for details.
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Day 6 : China Tour May 2004
The final day of the Mastery Academy Imperial China
Excursion presented students with two audit conundrums:
the famed Forbidden City in Beijing (Beijing Gu Gong)
and the Summer Palace, located 30 minutes away from
the Forbidden City. Click here
for details.
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