For the average Feng Shui consultation, there might initially be a dozen recommendations related to using the Elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal). These elements are meant to enhance the positive or diminish the negative flying star energies in a home or business location.
For those […]
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 […]
There is a phrase in Feng Shui parlance called “the Power Position,” sometimes also called the “Command Position.” What does this mean or refer to? As you can imagine, this position promises to make a person more powerful and commanding in their life.
I have found that the […]
A very common feng shui remedy is the use of Metal objects in a room. The purpose is to balance out a magnetic field in a room if there is either a negative form of earth “chi” or when water chi needs to be strengthened. (This can […]
Sometimes people have reservations about getting a feng shui consultation because they assume that they will then have to go and buy some expensive items in order for their home to be balanced or corrected in the flawed areas. This is often not the case. Depending on […]
Sometimes the very things we crave and feel comfortable around are not necessarily good for us. I once consulted with a feng shui client who loved the color red. He had purchased some red leather couches that he had unknowingly placed in a terrible spot for […]
Many people are aware there are different schools and approaches to a feng shui evaluation and the common question is: Can you blend the different schools together for a more comprehensive analysis?
The answer to that question is both yes and no. Some schools are more similar than […]
The expression “feng shui” is literally translated as “wind” and “water.” It is an abbreviation of a whole sentence: Energy which is dissipated by wind, collects at the boundary of water. It is a concept that chi (energy) can be dispersed as well as collected. It […]
The Chinese have an all-encompassing word, “chi,” to describe energy. And that energy can move in unique ways, which would be referred to as “chi flow.” Sometimes like air, or an invisible liquid, chi flows and meanders through confined spaces (interiors) or outside areas, such as through […]
