I have been around the New Age metaphysical movement for decades and there is a popular word used which can have different meanings and contexts. The word is “prosperity.” If someone were to do anything (a feng shui remedy, a meditation) in the hopes of generating more […]
Even beginners in classical Feng Shui learn that there are personal best directions and ways to cater to one person over another in the same space. Much of that information comes from the Ba Zhai School, also called the Eight Mansion School. For example: a person born […]
You may have heard the saying that “The shortest distance between two points is a straight line.” That concept might get turned on its head when we become more conversant about how factors of time and gravity influence distance, but for now we can appreciate that this […]
I moved to a new home as of June 2019. Perhaps I will write up a Case Study on the home I lived in from 2002-2019, but I’ll start with the new abode. Many of my clients are curious as to what kind of Feng Shui I […]
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As with many subjects and disciplines, a case study is an opportunity to observe or apply the theories relevant to the given discipline and note how those theories manifest or respond in a real life situation.
The same is true with Feng Shui, an ancient discipline […]
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There are different Schools of Feng Shui and different ways to categorize House types. These distinctions mostly have to do with orientation, timing, or a combination of both.
In the Ba Zhai School of Feng Shui, as well as others, we have Eight House Types […]
When it comes to making adjustments to one’s home or work place, questions often come up in regards to “how much?” as in how much water to use, how much metal, and how much fire color to use. Quantity is a big topic and we can assume […]
Feng Shui practitioners sometimes talk shop and debate concepts and practices from distinct schools or traditions. For example, some Feng Shui Schools teach that a house will manifest unique energy based on when it was built, while another School will interpret a house based on when the […]
In the terminology used by Feng Shui Flying Star practitioners, we refer to the center point of a floor plan as the “center palace.” And yet, at most we can visualize it as a dot where all the eight directional zones converge, like the center of a […]
The word “intention” pops up frequently in discussions about Feng Shui because some practitioners feel this is an integral part of a remedy or solution to a problem. While I don’t totally disagree with this premise, I think it is over-emphasized. All remedies, whether it is adding […]
