Feng Shui Master Predicts Trump's "Stormy" Year of the Dog

US President Donald Trump was born in 1946, the year of the Fire Dog, and the Earth element. The year 2018 is the year of the White House owner. Chinese feng shui experts predict that this year will be a difficult year for the Trump administration.SCMPreport

According to expertsfeng shuiHong Kong Louis Wong, Mr. Trump is a typical Binh Tuat person with a hot-tempered personality, talkative and not compatible with everyone. This personality trait will create "storms" for the US president in 2018.

The Year of the Dog is governed by the two elements of earth and fire. This combination will cause President Trump to face many conflicts, said Mr. Wong, who runs a feng shui consultancy.Sky Fortune in Hong Kong, predicted.

"In 2018, Mr. Trump continued to be at the center of quarrels in the White House and between countries around the world," he said.Wongspeak."Colleagues at the White House will resign frequently. The working environment is not good. But I think he will stay in this position for at least two or three more years. No problem." THong Kong feng shui master also advised Mr. Trump to pay attention to his health, especially kidney problems.

Meanwhile, feng shui expert Clarice Chan in Singapore believes that President Trump's erratic temperament is based on his birth chart.

"People born in the year of the Dog are generally ambitious, purposeful and energetic," the expert said. "They can be great leaders but are also judgmental, stubborn and reluctant to change."

According to Ms. Chan,the contradictions instar mapexaggerated Trump's personality traits. That's why the US President is a risk-taker and is not afraid of failure. He doesn't follow the crowd and has a very strong belief system.

The Singaporean Feng Shui expert also agreed that in 2018, President Trump will continue to have difficulty in harmonizing relationships. "He has his own views and unconventional way of thinking. Of course, that personality is disadvantageous to him."

In addition, this expert also predicted that Mr. Trump will face a major political event in 2018. "The opposition party will really turn against him this year," Ms. Chan said. "If he is more flexible and approaches the problem in a flexible way, he will most likely still be able to maintain his position as president."

Trump’s troubles this year are not limited to the United States. From October onwards, Wong predicts that political instability in South and East Asia could affect the US president’s standing on the international stage.

"South Korea and North Korea are getting along because of the Winter Olympics, but by the third quarter of this year, there could be a political crisis," Mr. Wong predicted.

Chan agrees that April, July and October this year are not good months. "He faces many problems in international relations. The North Korea crisis continues, but 2018 is a peaceful year so I don't think there will be any shocking events," she said.