Feng Shui is a predictive art. And some of the predictions sound dire. In the olden days, there were many instances where the forces of nature were the main concern. Living at the top of a mountain or the bottom of a mountain could make you vulnerable […]
For the average Feng Shui consultation, there might initially be a dozen recommendations related to using the Elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal). These elements are meant to enhance the positive or diminish the negative flying star energies in a home or business location.
For those […]
As a content creator, I have a few followers who communicate with me about the claims they read by other Feng Shui specialists. They ask for my opinion and I almost always give it.
I don’t want to be disrespectful to other consultants, their training or especially their […]
The reasons why people accumulate clutter are varied, but most of the origins come from a psychological and emotional struggle. Of course, there are those who are highly intelligent, whose attention and motivation is with other tasks. Keeping tidy and organized may just be very low on […]
As we know, some A.I. functions are only as good as the information they get programmed by humans, who can be outrageously ill-informed and/or biased. And yet, we’ve also used A.I. to process and filter information at such a high rate of speed that it would be […]
There are a number of different angles in how this topic can be approached and perhaps real estate agents have the upper hand in how to use both obvious and non-obvious methods. Their objective is the sale of a home and to make all prospective buyers […]
Using the metaphysical practice called Nine Star Ki, a complementary system to Feng Shui, we can see each year when people born in a certain year might have some noteworthy challenges. This doesn’t make others immune to challenges, but there is always at least one type […]
In the current Annual Update season, clients got a new section to their Update Report. I added to each section of the eight directions a brief notation on what NOT to have in any given location, as well as what is neutral to have. More on “neutral” […]
Simon Brown’s Principles of Feng Shui promises on the cover to be “the only introduction you’ll ever need.” Published in 1996, Brown’s offering clocks in at 125 pages and briskly covers some of the fundamentals of Feng Shui theory.
Brown uses a lot of analogies, such as describing […]
Sometimes a person loves their home and their neighborhood, except for one thorn in their side: an obnoxious or even litigious neighbor. The harassment can be enough to make a person want to move. And depending on how legalistic the feud has become, you may even have […]
