With a booming demand for classical Feng Shui services and knowledge all over the world, the business of Feng Shui is becoming more and more competitive. Naturally, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the main source of much of today’s knowledge in classical Feng Shui, is where the battle to attract students and clients is most intense. click here to read more

Water is one of the Five Elements of feng shui. When the Five Elements (metal, water, wood, fire and earth) are balanced, we are more comfortable and productive. Since many indoor environments have little or no water, I often suggest adding water to a space. Essential oil misters (which also make great gifts) are a fun and delightful way to add the element of water to your space.click here to read more

So you're looking into moving the concepts and principles of feng shui outside of your home and into your garden. This is a fabulous idea - after all, the energy you create outside your home directly affects the energy that is created within your home.

One of the best ways to create balanced, positive feng shui in your outdoor living space is to use plants to create positive energy. But do you choose just any plants? Are there certain plants and flowers that create better feng shui than others?click here to read more

Most people buy homes as a roof over their heads, or as an investment. In Feng Shui, the approach will vary slightly depending on whether you are looking to buy the property as an investment or as a home. But some of the basic rules remain applicable, irrespective of whether you’re an investor or home owner. I’m going to share with you five features you don’t want to see in a house, irrespective of whether you are buying to invest or to occupy. And these are features that anyone, irrespective of their Feng Shui background, can spot easily.click here to read more

The Do-It-Yourself trend has become so popular these days that it has even extended to feng shui. With a large number of books on the market designed to enable Do It Yourself feng shui, it is no surprise that many people decide to have a go themselves, before bringing in a professional. click here to read more

Lately I've been contemplating the larger ramifications of Feng Shui on a national and even global level. I began to wonder how Feng shui could change the nation, starting with the White House. Feng Shui is system for reaching ones full potential. So why not help the White House reach its potential. My desire to Feng Shui the White House inspired me to go out into the world and ask others this question:

Feng Shui Tips: Coins and bells are widely used in Feng Shui practice. Hanging coins on the door handles is an excellent way to bring money luck into your home. You can hang three old Chinese coins, tied with a red thread or a ribbon on the door handle. According To Feng Shui concepts this benefits all the members of the house. The coins should be hung on the inside of the door and not outside. Please do not go to the extreme and hang coins on each and every door of your house. Hanging coins on the main door is enough.

In Xuan Kong Da Gua date selection, every year, month, day, and hour is converted into an individual Hexagram which carries two distinct codes – the Xuan Kong Element number, and the Period Luck number. The secret of XKDG date selection lie in special formations of these numbers, promising infinite wealth and ultimate power.

In flying star feng shui, there are 2 nasty stars that you must avoid. If they happen to be at the direction of your house main door or your bed room door, that year will be full of sickness and misfortune. In less serious cases, it would be flu, colds, fever or migraine. In more serious cases, it may be terminal illnesses. click here to read more

Clutter is the single biggest hindrance to achieving what you want in life. A cluttered home, office and mind leads to stagnant energy and puts up blocks in your way to achieving what you want. In order to create a life of harmony and balance you need to clear the way for it first! So let's get started! click here to read more

A flower picture, or most likely a selection of carefully placed flower pictures, with carefully chosen frames and borders can add to the harmony in your office and home. Believers in feng shui, the ancient Chinese practice of the arrangement and placement of objects in space, or space around objects, to achieve harmony with the environment, use it to affect the health, wealth and personal relationships of the people operating within that space.