When teaching beginner students about Feng Shui, even I have been guilty of referring to Qi (ch’i) as “energy.” Usually, I offer a handful of descriptions to bring more dimension to this elusive concept of Qi, by also describing it as “life force” energy, or “air currents.” In truth, we should be able to describe […]
The idea for this article has been a long time coming, but it was prompted most recently by a client who has been having a difficult time selling a gorgeous new home she built where her childhood home had been. She then had little interest in anyone […]
Without exaggeration, I have answered thousands of Feng Shui questions over the last 30 years, from clients, students and strangers. I currently answer questions, like a “feng shui Dear Abby,” on Victor Cheung’s Feng Shui Nexus website.
Many of the questions have the same theme, but slightly different […]
In my opinion, Feng Shui remedies should be elegant or inconspicuous. What do you do if the Feng Shui remedy needs to go in an awkward location and how does that even happen?
Firstly, let’s discuss how the recommendations are determined. Part of the determination is based on when a house was built and its magnetic […]
It’s October of 2022 and a new client just asked me a whole bunch of questions, making it obvious that his only exposure to Feng Shui has been through the pop culture New Age version called Black Hat, which became exceedingly popular in the 1990’s. This style […]
People of all ages find times when they need to study or learn something new. There can be several areas of a home to address when the topic is studying and the goal is to do well academically.
We can look to the bedroom and literally sleep […]
Early on in my Feng Shui consulting career, one of the most interesting homes I ever saw was on Ocean Front Walk in Venice Beach, California. I wish I had taken pictures of it then and with the owner’s permission to feature it, but I always honor […]
A big part of Feng Shui is the observation and application of Yin Yang Theory. We strive to not have our personal surroundings too yin or too yang. Yin attributes include dark, quiet, narrow, and small. Yang attributes include the polarity: bright, loud, wide and large. We […]
I was talking to a fellow Feng Shui practitioner who wanted to purchase my Career Tips for Feng Shui Consultants e-book. She already has a wealth of knowledge from studying with several schools and with several teachers, but she has not taken […]
Writing “How To” books and manuals has become a trademark of mine. And it goes way back, to when I was in my twenties, working as a Chiropractic Assistant and Insurance Secretary. My boss spoke highly of me to fellow chiropractor friends […]
