Are You Doing Better This Year? Here’s How to Know Every year, we set goals, make resolutions, and hope for progress. But as time passes, it’s easy to get caught up in daily life without stopping to reflect on how far we’ve come. Are you truly doing better this year…
Foo Dogs in Feng Shui, also known as Fu Dogs, are not actually dogs, but lions. These sculptures depict mythical lions said to protect a place from evil spirits or energies. Foo Dogs are a symbolic Feng Shui “cures” or enhancements that are placed on the sides of a front…
Out of the nine steps in the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System, we use three to deal with each set of problems. Steps 1, 2 and 3 Steps 1, 2 and 3 in the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System offer solutions for problems that originate in the architecture…
Clutter, lack of goals and bad furniture placement are all part of the Feng Shui problems classified under “Space Arrangement.” These are different from architectural problems or interior design problems, which we have explored before. Space Arrangement problems are usually the easiest and least expensive to correct. However, when a…
Some Feng Shui problems happen because of mistakes you and others have made in the interior design of your home. Some choices from the past become mistakes in the present Sometimes these mistakes seemed like a great idea in another era, but now they’re no longer in fashion. For example,…
The way your home was built can create a number of problems in Feng Shui. The main problems are: An Incomplete Floor Plan An incomplete floor plan (not a square or a rectangle) can give people the feeling that their life is not complete. When someone feels their life is…
I got my first book on Feng Shui as a door prize, over 20 years ago. My husband and I were a few minutes late to a lecture on natural healing. We sat at the back. A woman tapped my shoulder and handed me a book. I told her, “Oh, no, this is not…