My London Feng Shui conference recap continues with several more lectures on a wide range of Feng Shui-related topics. (Need to catch up? My recap of the first three conference speakers can be found in Part 1 of my 2013 Feng Shui conference series.) KB Lim, a Feng Shui master from Singapore …
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A Feng Shui Mother’s Day: Honor Thyself!
How are you planning to celebrate Mother’s Day? If your Mom is (or was) an important part of your life, this is a beautiful day to honor her. I always make a Mother’s Day toast to my wonderful Mom even though she’s been gone for over seven years now. But just as important, Feng Shui shows that …
The Feng Shui Meaning Of The South Korean Flag
My post about the Feng Shui of the American flag has proven enduringly popular, so I thought it would be interesting to take an occasional look at the Feng Shui of other flags from around the world, starting with the South Korean flag. The South Korean flag is a great example of a …
Indoors or Out, Refresh Your Feng Shui Garden For Spring
'Tis the season of New Beginnings in Feng Shui, when the earth starts its cycle of rebirth. Springtime brings changing weather and nourishing rainstorms, which you can see in the I Ching symbol for Thunder in the New Beginnings area of the Bagua map. As newly planted seedlings break …
Behind The Bagua: I Ching Insights To Deepen Your Understanding
Looking at the Feng Shui Bagua Map you will see a small three-line symbol called a trigram in each of the eight areas around the outside of the Map. These trigrams formed the basis of the Bagua Map, thousands of years ago. The trigram symbolism also forms the basis of the I Ching, the …