Whisper your wish to the dead (Bulong)

For the Chinese, whispering to dead person's ears helps the soul to cross over, while for Filipinos, it is believed that whispering to the dead will make your wish come true...or will bring misfortune.


source: http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=653478&publicationSubCategoryId=70
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulong_(film)
picture credit: ABS CBN, Star Cinema

Manny Pangilinan to buy MRT for $1.1 billion

It seems that Mr. Manny V. Pangilinan's hobby is shopping....shopping for big businesses and companies here in the Philippines. He was the one who made Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company (PLDT) into an integrated telecommunication provider by making Smart Communications as PLDT's subsidiary. He also acquired Indofood, the largest company in Indonesia. He also own TV5 (Kapatid network), which is now constructing its building in Mandaluyong City. Mr. Pangilinan's shopping list didn't stop there because he is planning to buy MRT-3 (Metrostar operating along EDSA) for $1.1 billion.

source: http://ph.news.yahoo.com/pep/20110202/ten-tv5-chairman-manny-pangilinan-eyes-o-fb4fa78.html
picture credit: PEP

What to do to have more money in 2011 - Feng Shui

Here are some rituals from Hong Kong-based Feng Shui Master and Mandarin Oriental Manila geomancer Joseph Chau Kam Shing this coming Chinese New Year, February 2:

1. should have half kilo of watermelon (pakwan) on your table...its seeds symbolizes money and prepare red packet (ampao) with full of money
2. make your rice container full and put kiat-kiat fruit on top of the container and red packet (ampao) with P168 inside...for abundance of money
3. better to use new clothes and underwear...lucky colors include gold, silver, white, green
4. if possible, be in Makati area (hoping this one works coz I live in Makati)...because the city symbolizes money area (as the business capital of the Philippines)


source: http://ph.yfittopostblog.com/2011/02/02/feng-shui-tips-for-entering-the-year-of-the-metal-rabbit/
picture credit: Mandarin Oriental Manila