Did you know that Feng Shui extends to the foods you eat?
When you eat food that’s in season you give your body good Feng Shui by keeping it in balance with nature’s rhythms.
Seasonal eating makes it easier to maintain your vitality at a healthy weight, t… read more »
Have you ever attended a “Laughing Qigong” class?
I (hesitantly) went to my first one recently and happily discovered its many benefits beyond the unassailable joys of helping you to laugh and laugh.
A Laughing Qigong session makes your enti… read more »
Here’s a new article on prevention.com featuring my favorite Feng Shui bedroom tips for your health.
Read the article here: Why You Should Feng Shui Your Bedroom – Your Health & Your Waistline Will Thank You, by Mandy Oaklander.
Mandy wri… read more »
Does your bedroom have ceiling beams?
Ceiling beams are a negative in a Feng Shui bedroom, especially when they’re directly over your bed.
Here’s why:
Heavy beams above your bed have an oppressive energy that bears down on you throughout the night… read more »
Reader Hillary asks how to create good Feng Shui in the small kitchen in her apartment.
Most apartment kitchens have very tight layouts, where the cook can stand in just one place and reach everything he or she needs.
I love to cook, so my kitchen gets a lot of use.
Here… read more »
For a few months recently I had trouble getting a good night’s sleep.
At about 4 am I’d wake up, toss and turn, and finally fall back to restless sleep until it was time to get up in the morning, tired and cranky.
I began to search for the culprit in my bedroo… read more »
Happy New Year and welcome to 2011!
Now’s the time to review the parts of your life that most need your devoted Intention and Attention.
Feng Shui’s Bagua Map is the perfect tool to make your 2011 Intentions into reality. Select one or two areas from its… read more »
The Center of Feng Shui’s Bagua Map is concerned with all aspects of your health: emotional, spiritual, physical.
The Center is symbolized by the Tai-Chi, also known as the symbol for Yin & Yang, representing the polarities that exist in everything:… read more »
In Feng Shui your bedroom is considered the #1 most important room in your home, because Feng Shui recognizes that your bedroom needs to nourish you emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
Here are 15 questions to ask yourself about the Feng Shui of your master… read more »
Why does Feng Shui consider your kitchen to be one of the three most important areas in your home?
Because your kitchen — especially your stove — is where you cook up health, wealth and abundance for yourself and your family.
This idea originated in anc… read more »
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