Posts Tagged ‘Feng Shui’

Creating Magical Paths

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Aug 12, 2011 | Tags: , , | No Comments

  You are walking along a pathway filled with filtered sunlight, vivid colors of the rainbow and wonderful scents. You open onto a gorgeous landscape and are filled with wonder and awe of the natural world. You just experienced one of the best possible pathways in your dream world. In our dreams it is no ...Read more.

The Theory of Chi

  Chi is the primordial life force energy of the Tao, the way of the universe, and "is the essence in all creation," says Eva Wong in Feng Shui:The Ancient Wisdom of Harmonious Living for Modern Times. Those knowledgeable about eastern thought and it's disciplines such as the physical arts of tai chi and chi ...Read more.

Hotel Room Feng Shui

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Aug 1, 2011 | Tags: , , | No Comments

  Most double rooms in hotels have fairly good feng shui. Here is what I mean: Your bed is almost always in command position, making you feel in-charge and able to relax in the room. There is a solid wall to your back and the bed is not usually in line with the door. The ...Read more.

Why Hire a Feng Shui Consultant?

  1. Plain and simple: We don't see our own stuff.  We become anesthetized to our own homes. We don't "see" the pile of clutter next to our bed or the blocking wall when we walk into our house. We are so used to these issues, we no longer see them. A feng shui consultant ...Read more.

Stairways & Feng Shui

  Have your heard that having your stairway aligned with the front door is poor Feng Shui? It is. It also turns out to be poor design, which seems to be the case with many Feng Shui issues. Stairs are known as an "attractive nuisance" by the legal profession and architects and designers need to ...Read more.

Summertime Fire Energy

  Summer, ruled by Fire energy in Feng Shui, has always been my most favorite season, as for most people, I assume (I just searched for the most popular season and I wasn't able to find any poll results!) Not only is school out, but our schedules shift and we are able to enjoy most ...Read more.

Green Design Versus Restorative Design

  So much attention has been given to green design in the last decade. And wonderful that it is, we might be missing the boat a bit. Green design promotes what is called "low environmental impact design." It's ever-evolving guidelines seek to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and the earth's resources, while also reducing waste ...Read more.

Shifting Chi in Your Home

Filed under Feng Shui in Action | Jul 11, 2011 | Tags: , , | No Comments

In Feng Shui, we say that your home is a mirror of yourself. The outer is an expression of the inner, and vice versa. Remember when you got your first home? You were able to decorate it with anything you liked. How exciting! Well, my oldest child just moved out last week and of course ...Read more.

What Does Your Logo Say About Your Business?

  Creating a logo for your business is one of the first things that you do when setting it up. But don't do this in haste. A logo communicates so much about how you feel about your business and the energy that you will attract. Of course, the energy of the logo should be reflective ...Read more.

Where the Family Sits for Dinner

  Where your family members sit for dinner and the type of table you sit at has an impact on the family dynamics and your Feng Shui. Let me demonstrate to you: One of my client's was the only female in the household with a husband and several young boys and she didn't feel supported ...Read more.

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