A big part of Feng Shui revolves around the shape and form of all objects and furnishings. These items, big and small, from a side table inside to an outside tree, will all manipulate air currents and the unseen energy all around us.
In some instances we want […]
I returned a tall ladder in my garage to a space close to where it usually goes. And then I made a quick adjustment. Where it was before I switched it made it possible to tip over and crash on my car. Could such a thing happen? […]
This marks my second follow-up article regarding Feng Shui concepts mentioned in Wilheim Reich Lippelt’s book, Feng Shui Demystified. If mathematics and music are universal languages, we can also note that there are primordial observations about energy, the cosmos, and creation which permeate all metaphysical disciplines. […]
In reviewing Lippelt’s book, Feng Shui Demystified, he puts forth many advanced feng shui concepts, as well as some sidebars which deserve a more elaborate explanation. I have covered these topics in my on-line curriculum and often the reader needs a foundation in feng shui theory […]
I just re-read my article about the likely 2024 candidates, written back in 2023.
I brought up the well-known astrology observation that U.S. Presidents who are elected in a year ending in “0” usually do not complete their term. Biden was elected in 2020 and given his […]
Published in 2002, Ulrich Wilheim Lippelt wrote Feng Shui Demystified: A Comparative Compendium on Flying Star Feng Shui and The Eight Mansion Formula. As you can imagine, I have an extensive feng shui book collection and I pulled out this one to re-read in order to write […]
Indoor Fountains:
Debunking Myths and Mastering Space with Feng Shui Expert Kartar Diamond (mysticmag.com)
On-line resource for all kinds of mystical practices and healers, Mystic Mag offered to interview me and I was all in! Author Katarina Todorovic asked me about my initial interests in the esoteric arts, first […]
On a regular basis, I help clients in their property search for apartments, condos, or commercial spaces within larger buildings. For some, I pull out my “Rich City-Poor Country” metaphor, which can also be a “Poor City-Rich Country” comparison. What do I mean by this?
I can […]
Most of the organizing articles I write are meant to inspire and give tips to those who struggle with this topic. However, some people are naturally-organized, yet they have their own set of frustrations when others in their life inhibit having “the perfectly” organized home.
With each case, […]
