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06 Jun How Does Their Garden Grow? Principles of Traditional Chinese Gardens

Posted at 08:42h in Feng Shui Articles by Carole Hyder

Chinese gardens are a big draw for people traveling to the Middle Kingdom. Many of the Chinese tours that my husband and I led over the years often focused on gardens in southern China. Walking through these gardens where every item was intentionally positioned is...

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02 May If the Car Fits…that’s a Feng Shui Win

Posted at 08:51h in Feng Shui Articles by Lisa Janusz

We’re often asked about garages in Feng Shui. People want to know if they count and what can be done about them. They do, indeed, count! And if you are familiar with the bagua, sometimes they take up several guas. Regardless if they are attached or...

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04 Apr Feng Shui for Anxiety

Posted at 08:45h in Feng Shui Articles by Sharon Witt

We all have our moments of anxiety ---- a looming deadline, public speaking, or walking down a dark, unfamiliar street. These are all normal reactions to potentially risky situations. As a Feng Shui Consultant having worked in community mental health for many years, I am especially...

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07 Mar Selling a House with Feng Shui

Posted at 08:25h in Feng Shui Articles by Lisa Janusz

Springtime is upon us and that usually means an increase in the real estate market. It’s a prime time to buy and sell. The weather is getting nicer and as we move into the wood element of spring, it’s a great time to start something...

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07 Feb New Beginnings in the Year of the Rooster

Posted at 08:09h in Feng Shui Articles by Carole Hyder

Lao Tzu said, “New beginnings are often disguised as painful endings.” For many of us, the Year of the Monkey can be done already. But rather than shaking off the monkey pranks of this past 12 months, perhaps we could look at how they’re defining the upcoming...

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03 Jan Don’t Forget; Feng Shui is about YOU

Posted at 08:33h in Feng Shui Articles by Lisa Janusz

There is a lot of turbulence in the world right now. With the recent election results, people are either elated or terrified. Without getting into political debate here, I think we can all agree that there is quite a bit of uncertainty facing us as...

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06 Dec Create a Feng Shui Office at Home

Posted at 08:18h in Feng Shui Articles by Carole Hyder

Because more and more people are working out of their homes, creating a home office that is efficient and productive is important. Regardless of whether a client comes to the home or if the business is totally reliant on sales/emails/fax, requiring no physical interaction with clients,...

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01 Nov Feeling Grateful…and Adding It to a Jar

Posted at 08:30h in Feng Shui Articles by Lisa Janusz

The season of giving thanks is here; we start with Thanksgiving and then move into Christmas. While this can be a time of activity (and stress), the basis of the season is to be grateful for what we have and show appreciation to others. I...

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06 Sep Back to School Feng Shui Style

Posted at 08:54h in Feng Shui Articles by Lisa Janusz

It’s that time of the year: back to school! This is a time for families to transition from the ease of summer to the more structured time of the school year. From a Feng Shui perspective, you can help your kids create a supportive environment at...

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02 Aug How Feng Shui May Help You Sell Your Home

Posted at 08:31h in Feng Shui Articles by Carole Hyder

Realtors often use the term “curb appeal” when getting a home ready to sell. It means that the home should look attractive from the minute someone gets out of their car. The reason is that a good first impression can positively impact the rest of...

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