One area of advice given in a Nine Star Ki analysis has to do with travel directions. The goal is to “go with the flow” instead of against it. The goal is to have the most positive outcome for any of our noteworthy travels, for personal […]
Author Takashi Yoshikawa (1924-2006) published a book called “The Ki” in 1986 and it has had a newer edition in print since then. “Ki” is pronounced like the English word “key.” I don’t recall when I first read his book, but it was when I was fairly […]
After helping clients house hunt, remotely or in person, a decision is finally made. A home is purchased or a lease is signed. The next question is: Should I do the full consultation before the client moves in? Or should I wait until the client has […]
The numbers (called stars) used in Nine Star Ki practice are code for energy. From each star attached to a person’s birth data, information and insight is gleaned. As well, the relationship between the stars can reveal more about the person and how they respond to […]
In a previous article, Missing Sectors Vs. Partially Missing Sectors, I covered how a missing portion of a floor plan may be good or bad, depending on various other features and layers. This article explores two more aspects to this circumstance: 1) When can outdoor living […]
In the world of Feng Shui, I have a few highly esteemed peers who I would like to feature in this article. These practitioners have branched out into other complimentary esoteric practices, with a foundation in Chinese metaphysics providing a unique perspective.
Lee Ann Manley and I go […]
As a response to another section of Lippelt’s book, Feng Shui Demystified, here I will comment on the potentially confusing practice of tracking monthly feng shui stars. But first let us define feng shui “stars” and what a monthly cycle is.
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? […]
