Many people are familiar with the phrases and concepts, “good feng shui” or “bad feng shui.” These terms signal something about the environment or interior space which is either conducive to health and well-being or undermining to health and well-being. And it can get more specific than […]
Of all the Case Studies I have written, this one on Feng Shui and Mental Illness is certainly one of the more unique ones. It was inspired by my own case study research and dealing with a small percentage of my client base who suffer from […]
I’m reminded of an old feng shui peer who used to see clients in Dubai on a regular basis. I asked him once if his clients there are using Feng Shui to improve their health and relationships. What’s the motivation, especially since the practice of Feng Shui […]
Each person has a direction called the Wen Qu Direction. It is one which can engender excellence in the Arts or Sports. Unlike the Wen Chang Direction (for academic achievement, the Wen Qu direction is a little different.
For example, if a person born in 2009 has […]
Each person has an ideal direction for sitting and studying. You have more than one good direction for other activities and goals, but this one in particular is for studying and excelling in academia, called the Wen Chang Direction.
Originally, this was a direction a young person would […]
Your landscape designer creates a wonderful looking hardscape for your front or back yard. Your interior designer suggests a certain tile for your bathroom or kitchen remodel. What are the considerations: color, texture, style, price? There are both esthetic and cost-conscious decisions to make.
From an entirely different […]
The term “good feng shui” implies good energy or an environment that is conducive to health and well-being. Much of the information regarding what constitutes good feng shui involves what we can actually see with our eyes.
But all the senses are involved and the sounds which […]
I sometimes jokingly say, “Everybody deserves at least 600 square feet.” I am not being literal, but I often see people living in very small spaces, (too small for the number of house mates or family members), to be really comfortable. Clients also apologize for having […]
