In April 2023, I invited subscribers of my Time & Space Newsletter to provide me with data related to COVID. I asked those who are not yet my clients to provide their birth date along with the month and year they got COVID. As expected, some people […]
Most of you subscribing to my Time & Space Newsletter have come to me through Feng Shui, and my services as a consultant, author or teacher. This is what I do for a living, which has been the case since 1992. Never mind that I wanted to […]
You may have already heard, read, or experienced for yourself that how you arrange things in your own home can have a palpable and immediate influence on you. This is real and it is the power of Feng Shui. Many people have been exposed to the […]
Whether we’re talking about mood disorders, personality disorders, or full blown mental illnesses, classical Feng Shui can often predict when a person might succumb to these problems based on calculating the energies of their personal space.
We can’t say that bad Feng Shui causes these problems for […]
Even the smallest space can be evaluated according to Feng shui principles, although the options are going to be limited for such small, defined areas. The first order of business for the feng shui consultant is to figure out where the cubicle is within the whole […]
Timing and direction play an important role in calculating where you can gather and strengthen your wealth luck. Based on the last digit of the year you were born, there is a direction associated with it where you […]
Ordinary Vs. Extraordinary
Over the decades I have been asked to write many “Top Ten” Lists, including tips for the bedroom, the kitchen, and the office. People want quick To-Do or To-Don’t lists even though classical Feng Shui is more nuanced and individualized than what most Feng Shui fans realize.
The majority of homes […]
Many of my articles emphasize that Feng shui is a natural earth science, based on laws of physics and principles which have been tested for thousands of years. Overwhelmingly, it is objective, not subjective, conclusions that are made about how a person is affected by their environment.
But […]
Granted, most people don’t keep their tooth brush in the living room, nor their cooking pans in the bathroom. But if you stored them there, it would not be “harmful,” just considered unorganized. I field questions all the time about the best locations to place […]
Looking at the bookcase in my dining room, I got inspired to write an article about rooms that are used for more than one purpose. Recently downsizing into a smaller home, there really was no other place in the house for my bookcase besides the […]
