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Change is Gonna Do Your Home Good

Change is Gonna Do Your Home Good

When people ask me what feng shui is, I usually tell them it is consciously creating an environment that energetically supports rather than drains the individual. These days we give energy to so much in our lives (work, family, pets, worries, friends in distress, etc.) that it makes sense to invest some effort into creatingRead more:

The Nuts and Bolts of Feng Shui

The Nuts and Bolts of Feng Shui

Feng shui, a word that still has people guessing as to the correct pronunciation, has practically become a household word. What is it? It is simply a body of knowledge that can be used as a tool to “manage” the energies of your environment. By consciously placing yourself within your environment to your best possibleRead more:

It Starts at the Entrance

It Starts at the Entrance

When is the last time you took a good objective look at your entrance? In feng shui, the entrance is a vital key to bringing positive energy flow into your home. The entrance is considered the “mouth” of the property from which life force enters allowing those living in the home to thrive with newRead more:

Rest Easy with These Bedroom Guidelines

Rest Easy with These Bedroom Guidelines

What if I told you that the position of your bed and where you sleep each night has a great effect on your life, your health and your disposition? Would you believe me? I didn’t believe it until I started this line of work and witnessed hundreds of cases of “proof” that there is somethingRead more:

Love It Or Lose It: Feng Shui and the Things you Love

Love It Or Lose It: Feng Shui and the Things you Love

Take a good look around your home. Do you see things you love and cherish, or things that are just there “because”? I often see items on display in homes that I’m curious about, and when I ask the occupant to tell me about them, a common response is, “Oh, my mother-in-law (who she saysRead more:

Going with the Flow: Feng Shui and Water

Going with the Flow: Feng Shui and Water

Fountains are desirable in feng shui because they bring the energy of water into the environment in a beautiful and elegant way. Water was important to farmers in ancient China because the success of their rice crops depended on having abundant water. Plentiful water resulted in plentiful rice, so over time water became associated withRead more:

Tuning in to Bedroom and Balance

Tuning in to Bedroom and Balance

I see televisions in the bedrooms of about eighty percent of the homes I visit. Odds are you have one in your bedroom as well. During a feng shui consultation, many of my clients sheepishly say, “I know that I’m not supposed to have a television in the bedroom…” Many people are afraid I willRead more:

Turning Over a New Leaf

Turning Over a New Leaf

Plants are always used to create a feng shui positive environment because they not only add vibrancy, oxygen and life force, they symbolize growth and support us energetically. Much of feng shui is about creating an environment that gives us energy versus one that drains us of our energy and life force. Plant Selection TheRead more:

Motivated by Mirrors

Motivated by Mirrors

Mirrors are a tricky thing in feng shui and in my experience qualify as the most inquired about subject. Proper usage depends on each situation; however, if you first understand the function of a mirror, you can better understand its role in feng shui. Mirrors can be used to draw in positive energy, expand anRead more:

Color Me Beautiful

Color Me Beautiful

Imagine how you would feel walking into a stark white room versus the same room with walls painted with an enveloping comforting earth tone such as golden bisque. You would feel very different in each of those two rooms, wouldn’t you? Color has the power to change the entire energy of an environment and isRead more:

Clogged by Clutter

Clogged by Clutter

Where do I place a fountain to bring in more opportunities? Will hanging a crystal enhance my career? Should I paint my room green for better feng shui? These are frequently asked questions, yet small things like this will hardly make much of a difference, and even if they do, their effect will be short-lived.Read more: