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This is About You
The beauty of feng shui, or energy of your space, is that it is all about YOU and the quality of your life. It is not about impressing others with outstanding design or complying with specific rigid "must-haves"; most feng shui energy rules ar as flexible as the energy movement itself.
Intelligent approach and creativity are the best ways to go when applying feng shui. An open mind and a deep respect for yourself and for your environment will help, too.
How do you know if you space has good basic feng shui/good energy flow? When Your Space is:
1. A Clutter-Free Space;
2. A Healthy Space;
3. A Space that is Happy and Loved.
Photo: (c) Dave Sackville
FENG SHUI LINGO*:
What Makes a Perfect Bedroom? Why is Lucky Bamboo considered Lucky?
Feng Shui of the Engagement Ring What is Good Energy? What is Bad Energy?
What is Chi? Uses of Feng Shui What is Ba-Gua?
How to Create a Bedroom to Ruin Your Love Life Feng Shui Tips for Renovating
Encourage Lifelong Learning with Feng Shui
* from Rodika's column at About.com, part of The New York Times Company
 Photo: (c) Sergei Krassii |
Feng Shui Tea for Two
We learn the most as human beings and grow the most (and the quickest!) through relationships that are important to us. Our intimate relationships are designed to challenge us, taking us all the way to heaven then down to deep seated roots on earth, all in a short amount of time. While I do not profess to have a magic wand, I do have the feng shui knowledge and the experience to read any given space for the red flag "relationships" signs and would like to share some with you, along with basic feng shui remedies. Read More |
The web version of the feng shui segment aired on the Weather Network TV will be posted to our website shortly.
This TV interview was focused on how to create a healthy and happy home by bringing the natural elements in.
This TV interview was focused on how to create a healthy and happy home by bringing the natural elements in.
"WE CLASSIFY TOO MUCH AND ENJOY TOO LITTLE."
Okakura Kakuzo
