This case study on how to recognize the sitting and facing sides of a house is essential information for anyone who consults or wants to utilize what they have read about diagnosing a house, based on its orientation. There are so many feng shui principles tied […]
Some of my case studies are more popular than others. Not as many people purchase the Round House case study, although it is required reading for my students in my On-Line School. Why? Even though the Round House is rare, a professional feng shui consultant needs […]
Below is an excerpt from my Case Study #1 regarding retail spaces and how feng shui both interprets these spaces as well as how they can be enhanced.
“Ceiling height, paint color, flooring and lighting are all taken into consideration in an […]
What follows below is a brief excerpt from my Case Study Number 2 about Poison Arrows. This is a concept which virtually all Schools of Feng Shui teach. It is a fundamental example of Qi flow.
“A poison arrow is an architectural or design […]
In Master Gahle Atherton’s book, Feng Shui:The Perfect Arrangement, she gives exhaustive examples of how Qi flows through both exterior and interior spaces, including the Qi (air currents) in relation to doors and windows. This is not special, in and of itself, as many authors will […]
In Feng Shui Theory, we have many examples of how life force energy (Qi) can move on its own, as well as being manipulated by environmental and structural features. The very term “feng shui” alludes to “energy dissipated by wind (feng), collects at the boundary of […]
Whether I am helping someone with house hunting or doing a full evaluation on a property someone currently lives or works in, I start out with a few essentials in the analysis. With my background in Flying Star Feng Shui, knowing the precise compass orientation […]
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 […]
From a Feng Shui standpoint, we can consider the impact of preserving an older home’s architecture versus changing it. There are a number of reasons why a home may need remodeling: to include expanding for more living space. As well, what we now think of as awkward […]
