Today, I deliver to you my last message in this series of Feng Shui for Love. Let’s talk about Feng Shui and making mistakes in relationships. I want to tell you the story of a couple who separated, while still loving each other. Let’s call them Joan and George. JoanâŚ
It’s not your lover’s duty to make you happy, and it’s not your duty to make them happy. Let me tell you the story of Penny and Bryce. Penny and I had met at the restaurant where I was training as a health foods chef, over 20 years ago. WeâŚ
In Feng Shui for love, one myth that needs to be dispelled is that love dies away with time. Female clients of any age, that tell me during Feng Shui consultations that they have been unlucky in love, have one thing in common: they do not understand how love relationshipsâŚ
SeĂąora Rosita was a retired sewing teacher who occasionally taught private lessons. During my last year of architecture training, I took her classes and learned to design and sew my own clothes. To me, this endeavor was not too different from designing buildings. I saw it as designing structures toâŚ
During my last year at the school of architecture, I was left with only two classes to take and a lot of free time. To pass the time, I joined a sewing class, taught by a retired sewing teacher I had met at a restaurant where I often had lunch.âŚ
When a couple finds themselves in a moment of crisis, it is easy to forget all the good times spent together, and the deep bonds that keep them together. An easy way to reconnect with these is to make a collage of happy times. Take a digital camera or yourâŚ