Springtime Feng Shui On The Seasonal Wisdom Blog

April 13, 2012
Pink Tulips and Purple Pansies -- Springtime Feng Shui

Tulips and pansies for great springtime Feng Shui.

Spring has finally sprung, and in Feng Shui that means it’s the time of New Beginnings.

Freshen up your Chi with my latest tips on Spring Feng Shui For Your Home in my new guest post on the Seasonal Wisdom blog.

What’s your favorite ritual for welcoming Spring?

Endale Arch -- Prospect Park Brooklyn, Springtime Feng Shui

Endale Arch in Prospect Park Brooklyn, Early Spring 2012

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  • http://twitter.com/CoachEllen Ellen Thomas

    Love the idea of bringing spring into our lives by refreshing pictures! So often we keep the same ones without ever adding new ones! I have been celebrating spring here in Germany by noticing the daily changes during my morning runs through the vineyards and by filling the house with spring flowers and blossoming branches.

    • AnnFengShui

       Thanks Ellen!  Your spring celebration sounds wonderful — I’ll bet the vineyards are absolutely gorgeous at this time of year.  Vineyards actually have great Feng Shui — I’ll have to post about that one of these days!

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