| BaZi Module 3, held from the 23rd to 25th June in Singapore, was another intense learning experience for the students. They had just completed BaZi Module 2 and were looking forward to deepen their BaZi knowledge and skills.
It was an intensive three-day class and packed with useful information. Many advanced aspects of a BaZi chart and its structure were discussed and Joey showed the students how to look beyond the obvious in a chart and draw correlations between the various stems and branches.
The mood throughout the whole course was very energetic as all the students were eagerly soaking up the information and new methods introduced by Joey. This was more important for the many students who were due to start Module 4 of the BaZi Mastery Series in July.
Joey began the Module 3 by starting off with a brief recap of Module 2. He then got down to business, guiding his students through the intricate maze of BaZi 3 topics; the Principal Concepts of BaZi, Palaces, Big and Small Assessment and the various BaZi Assessment Methods.
Throughout Module 3, Joey peppered his training with bits of BaZi trivia - some from his own personal experience - that made for an engaging and entertaining course as well as one that was highly informative.
All the students had come prepared with many having revised their Module 1 and Module 2 in study groups just a few days before this Module 3 course. With his lively presentation skills coupled with great sense of humor, there was never a dull moment as Joey shared some real-life examples and unique BaZi chart with the class.
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Rave reviews for BaZi Module 3 – Singapore (23rd-25th June 2006)
Instructor: Joey Yap
Yoshiko Sinaga
“It’s a clearer and easier method to read BaZi chart now”
Louis Soo
“It has provided me a lot of new ways to look at a BaZi chart and also a step-by-step guide on how to assess the chart of others”
Davis
“Good, quite informative”
Joseph Ching
“Many exclusive stuff. You just can’t get it elsewhere!”
David Tong Juo Leung
“Thank you for your teaching. This course is unbelievably marvelous. Many techniques to make my consultation more precise and accurate. A must for all BaZi practitioners. Looking forward to BaZi M4”
Sonia Aine Chong
“An enlightenment. I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. BaZi reveals so much and Joey teaches it extremely well. Can’t wait for Module 4”
Gan Swee Lee
“I have enjoyed the course. Very informative. Have learnt a lot from the case study”
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