Posted on March 8, 2013, Friday

HONG KONG: A Hong Kong fortune teller who once advised Asias richest woman but was later embroiled in a high-profile legal battle over her fortune has renounced feng shui for Christianity, a report said yesterday.

Bartender-turned-fortune teller Tony Chan built a career advising clients including the late Hong Kong property tycoon Nina Wang on feng shui, an ancient Chinese belief system based on harnessing natural and spiritual energies.

He lost a legal battle in 2010 to claim the estimated US$13 billion estate of Wang, once Asias richest woman whom Chan said was his lover, after the drama had gripped the city for years with details of his affair with the tycoon.

Now Chan has described feng shui as the work of the devil after he recently embraced Christianity and changed his name from Tony to Peter, the South China Morning Post reported.

This is the happiest day in my life. It felt like getting married, and I could tell everyone that I am a Christian, he was quoted as saying by the newspaper, which released a photo of him being baptised this week.

Chan lost his court case after a court ruled that a will in his possession was a fake. It said the rightful heir to the fortune was the billionaires charity, which is run by her siblings. AFP

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