When people find out I’m a Feng Shui consultant, I’ll often hear, “I know you are supposed to paint your front door red.” And it’s true. Or not. Depending. Confused? Don’t be. The origins of this statement come from the belief that your front door is...
The format of the Chinese calendar is comprised of two components: an animal and an element from the 5 Chinese Element system. Each year there’s a new animal and every other year a new Element.The year 2014 is symbolized by the Horse and by Wood....
Who will you be in 2014? I love the quote by George Bernard Shaw, “Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.” What a wonderful quote - both empowering and full of possibilities. Now with the New Year upon us, many people are thinking...
Since Feng Shui is based on a direct relationship between your space and your life, you can enlist your space to help you with your New Year’s resolutions. By placing a symbol that represents your resolution, you will have a trigger that will remind you...
[caption id="attachment_6685" align="alignleft" width="300"] Christmas Table Decoration --- Image by © Royalty-Free/Corbis[/caption] It always throws me off to see holiday decorations out so early. I am one of those that longs for the days of yore when they didn’t come out until the day after Thanksgiving....
Lisa posted about changing her pillow covers. With Feng Shui we know that small changes can reap big results...
Check out Carole's blog post and see what might be happening. http://www.carolehyder.com/letting-go-of-your-feng-shui-intention-what-you-give-out-is-what-comes-back ...
Living in northern climates requires a shift in mindset in terms of Feng Shui when the temperatures as well as the snow start to fall. Doorways get piled with boots and jackets. Mittens and scarves are strewn around. You can’t use your screened-in porch. Specifically...
Staying mindful can be hard if you're prone to depression. Many of us experience more depression as the days shorten as well. Here is an excerpt from an article Carole wrote for Essential Wellness a while back. DEPRESSION ISN’T THE typical reason people want a Feng...
In case you missed it, Carole Hyder blogged about mindfulness and Feng Shui this past spring. Here's an excerpt and a link for your convenience! According to the dictionary, the word mindfulmeans “watchful, attentive, conscious, thoughtful.” Although mindfulness isn’t specifically a Feng Shui principle, it’s an implied attribute...
