Dr Edward Tsang’s Profile
Author : - Dr. Edward Tsang
(registered Chinese Herbalist & Acupuncturist )
Wu Zhu Metaphysician
Translator : Christine Tsang, CA
Jin Yan Feng shui master, Dr. Edward
Kwok Chi Tsang, originated from the Hainan province in China. Jin Yan
currently resides in Melbourne, Australia, and is a seasoned writer of
metaphysical columns for the “Oh Weekly” and “Laozi Magazine” publications
in Melbourne. He is also a speaker and advisor for the 3CW Chinese radio
station.
Dr. Tsang is a registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner
graduating with Honours from the Victoria University of Technology in
Australia. He is also a holder of the Bachelor of Foreign Languages and
Literature from the Hong Kong Zhu Hai College. In his earlier career, Dr.
Tsang was a successful Regional General Manager of European and American
Department chain stores and the country Manager of Merchandising companies.
Dr. Tsang is an avid Buddhist and devoted years of self learning to Buddhist
studies. He believes that it is fate that he connected with superb and well
known masters of Feng-shui. From this, developed a keen interest in
metaphysics, and has studied metaphysics with more than ten different
masters. Through out the past thirty years, Dr. Tsang has researched and
studied Feng-shui, the art of fortune telling including birth date reading (ba
zhi), face reading, and palm reading, which has become his lifelong hobby
and enjoyment.
In 2001, Dr. Tsang retired from his commercial successes to enjoy a new life
in Australia. He has developed a new career in metaphysics with the goal to
help and counsel others. He has since established classes to promote his
learning, and has become an active member in the Chinese community of
Melbourne. In addition, Dr. Tsang was invited to be a lecturer of the
Feng-shui course as part of a successful curriculum at the Victoria
University of Technology and was a speaker at many Feng-shui seminars by the
Chinese community. He is a well known and respected member of the Chinese
community in Melbourne, and is currently a practicing Traditional Chinese
Medicine Herbalist and Acupuncturist.
Herald Sun - Interview
Waverley Leader - Interview
