Posts Tagged ‘feng shui and health’

If You Are What You Eat, Then You Are Where You Live, Too

  I don't think anyone would disagree that "you are what you eat". The nutrients (or lack of) that you intake throughout your day nourish (or don't) your physical body. But I do believe that "you also are where you live"…Let me explain. I am currently reading my umpteenth book on vibrational medicine¹. This one ...Read more.

The Heart of the Feng Shui Home

  What the center of your home is like can tell a lot about your health and how chi flows in your life. The center is a very important space. Here are some tips to improve the chi of your home: 1. Open – Make sure that the center of your home is open to ...Read more.

Illusions of Nature

Although I'm an ardent student of biophilic design – a fairly recent movement to infuse our buildings and structures with nature and natural elements – I’m still ambivalent about the use of faux nature in architecture and interior design. Studies have shown that we significantly benefit from the real deal. The illusions, although help us ...Read more.

Feng Shui and its Role in the Healing Process

When you are sick, be it physical or psychological illness, you typically turn to the medical profession to be “cured”. By whatever means you approach it, either traditional or alternative therapies, there are many other influences that have significant impact on your health that should be explored in addition to your medical treatment. Your environment, ...Read more.

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