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| 1 Sep 2006 |
One Room Feng Shui
by Judy Adler-Morris
Recently I had a lovely communication from a university student who heard my pod cast. She wanted to know how in the world to feng shui her dorm. She represents a substantial segment of the population who live in one room.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 16 Jun 2006 |
Why is Feng Shui So Important II?
by Judy Adler-Morris
Fundamentally we can surmise from these statements that the active or yang area of the house should be in the front while the quiet or yin area of the house should be located in the back.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 2 Jun 2006 |
Why is Feng Shui so Important?
by Judy Adler-Morris
Just as there are many technical considerations in the architectural design of a home, there are many technical considerations in the Feng Shui design of a home.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 28 Apr 2006 |
Mirrors and Feng Shui
by Judy Adler-Morris
In the world of Feng Shui there is a lot of talk about mirrors. Some say they can be used to send back bad energy. Others say they can be used to bring in good energy.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 8 Feb 2006 |
So You Want to Build a House
by Judy Adler-Morris
There are two important factors to consider first, Location and Direction of the house. Next to consider is the shape of the house and the location of the rooms.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 21 Oct 2005 |
Four Pillars of Destiny in a Nutshell
by Judy Adler-Morris
I was asked recently ‘What are the pillars in the Four Pillars?” So I am writing this article to begin explaining the concept and some of the terms of Four Pillars of Destiny.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 22 Apr 2002 |
What Can You Do Until the Practitioner Comes?
The purpose of Feng Shui is to restore balance and create harmony. There are times we cannot bring in a Feng Shui practitioner to assist us in this right away. Here are some fundamental principals to guide you and support your balance and harmony until the practitioner arrives.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 26 Mar 2002 |
Feng Shui - A Change for Balance and Harmony
Feng Shui teaches us how to create harmony and balance around us. Literally translated from Chinese, Feng Shui, means wind and water. It could be said very simply that Feng Shui is the art and science of capturing chi with water and moving it with wind. As we delve a little deeper into Feng Shui we can see the oneness and interconnectedness of all things on all levels and dimensions.
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Judy Adler-Morris
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| 29 May 2001 |
Feng Shui - what it is and what it is not
Feng Shui is a combination of interior decorating, architecture, town planning and environmental improvement. Feng Shui places a great deal of emphasis on issues such as proper siting, solar orientation, water orientation, prevailing breezes and proper orientation for usage.
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