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| 7 Aug 2004 |
One Man's Ceiling Is Another Man's Floor
What makes a house good or bad? Kartar Diamond explores the question.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 6 Jul 2002 |
Riding the Wind of an Ancient Practice
by Kartar Diamond
Just like people, buildings have their own personalities: strengths, weaknesses, and unique characteristics based upon when they are built and what direction they are oriented. Almost like an astrology chart for your house, it is the position of the solar system at the time of construction, combined with the geomantic pulls of the earth which produces an unseen blue print of energy that impacts the people living or working inside.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 14 Jun 2002 |
Feng Shui and the Proper Use of Colors
I receive lots of inquiries regarding what colors to choose for certain rooms based on feng shui principles. People often try to figure out on their own the correct colors for an area based on what they are reading in popular books.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 6 May 2002 |
Do Real Men Buy Feng Shui?
What is it about Feng Shui that appeals to so many women? Why aren’t most men interested in it?
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Kartar Diamond
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| 4 Apr 2002 |
Feng Shui Principles That Annoy Architects
It is often said that good design is also good Feng Shui. Generally speaking, I totally agree. However, Feng Shui principles of how Ch'i moves in and around a building, and what kind of effect that has on people, will sometimes be in conflict with interesting architecture or landscape.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 21 Jan 2002 |
Good Feng Shui and Good Neighborhoods
I have found an interesting coincidence with some of the better neighborhoods I have visited and the better feng shui houses that exist there. I am speaking of the 4 major house types which are determined by their precise compass orientation.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 14 Dec 2001 |
Yin House Feng Shui
Ying-yang theory in feng shui explores the effect of opposites and extremes. As an example, a place that is very lively and full of energy is considered yang and a place that is very still and dark is considered yin. Neither in extreme is good in many instances.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 30 Nov 2001 |
Feng Shui Details
There are a lot of details to keep track of during a feng shui consultation. Usually, I emphasize the “big picture” over the details, but everything is important, especially when you consider the cumulative effect of a lot of minor problems combined. Here are some details that are often overlooked.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 2 Nov 2001 |
Do You Make These Feng Shui Mistakes?
The truth is that a large red-colored object emanates the fire element and more!
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Kartar Diamond
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| 4 Oct 2001 |
The Role of Trees and Plants in Feng Shui Theory
Any living plant or tree is considered the Wood element in Five-Element theory and if Wood is needed to correct an imbalance within the home, then the live plant is more appropriate than wood furnishings.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 10 Sep 2001 |
Feng Shui And Apartment Living
People often ask whether or not apartments apply the same Feng Shui principles as houses. The answer is, yes. Another popular question is whether or not apartments automatically have bad Feng Shui. The answer to that is, no.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 13 May 2001 |
Time and Space Newsletter
Your Brilliant Star Direction
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Kartar Diamond
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| 19 Feb 2001 |
Can You Feng Shui A Relationship?
Kartar Diamond answers some of Feng Shui's frequently asked questions.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 5 Feb 2001 |
Feng Shui And The Burbank Police Department
California police officers putting Feng Shui to good use
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