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| 5 Jan 2007 |
Feng Shui At Work - Climbing the Walls
By Katy Allgeyer
Empty walls devoid of art --or any decoration-- are depressing, aren't they?
The only thing less uplifting than bare walls is ugly walls that have
stains and peeling paint where the art should be. Feng shui is about creating
harmonious, peaceful, and inspiring spaces that improve one's quality of life
at home and at work. If your work environment is depressing, chances
are your workers are going to be depressed and not as creative and productive
as they should be.
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Katy Allgeyer
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| 1 Jan 2007 |
The Art of Feng Shui and the Feng Shui of Art
By Kartar Diamond
A question that comes up often during a feng shui consultation, is how to interpret the effects of art in our home or work place. Here are my thoughts:
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Kartar Diamond
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| 28 Dec 2006 |
THE YEAR OF THE PIG 2007
By Susan Levitt
Eat, drink, and be merry. Then do it again. The year of the Pig begins on the new moon of February 17th, 2007. (This exact new Moon occurs at 8:38 PM Pacific Time.) Pig year is a time of fun and self indulgence. Ease and enjoyment of life are valued more than power and status. We can be kinder to each other in our everyday interactions and feel little need for competition. Harmony, peace, understanding, and good fellowship are valued. Money is spent on luxuries such as extravagant vacations, sumptuous meals, and fine clothing. It is easy to become content and satisfied, ignoring the bills that accumulate during Pig year. The following Rat year 2008 will be time to face reality after Pig year indulgences, so enjoy now while the enjoying is good.
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Susan Levitt
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| 28 Dec 2006 |
Feng Shui for Love and Romance – Improve your Love Life through Feng Shui
By Mark Jacobson
Are you and your romantic partner not getting along – is there a lot of disagreement conflict when there used to be love and togetherness? Or, do you not have a romantic partner in your life but wish you could find one? Properly applying the principles of Feng Shui might be just what you need to fix that relationship or find a new one, and it might be as simple as making a few simple adjustments. Feng Shui helps with many important life goals, including career, wealth, education, etc. One of the most important, and popular, Feng Shui goals is Love and Relationship.
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Mark and Leslie Jacobson
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| 15 Dec 2006 |
Feng Shui and the State of Florida
By Kartar Diamond
As we all know, Florida has been the State which the whole country has been focused on since November 7th. It is undeniably in the southeast section of the United States. This is interesting from a Feng Shui perspective because the direction of Southeast this year has been an unlucky direction. Each year there is a direction which is considered unlucky and it is to be avoided for a number of activities. It coincides with the direction associated with the Chinese Zodiac sign for the year. This has been the Year of the Dragon, which is linked to East/Southeast.
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Kartar Diamond
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| 15 Dec 2006 |
Time to Give
By Katy Allgeyer
Rampant materialism is all around. It can only mean one thing: 'tis the commercialized holiday season where the loudest silver bell ringing is the "ka-ching" of the merchant's cash register. Setting intentions for the world’s highest good is part of my feng shui practice. Lest anyone think I am a Bah Humbug kind of gal, let me explain that I am 100% behind the idea of giving. And apparently, so is my little friend Colby whom I visited last year over the Thanksgiving holiday in Downer's Grove, Illinois.
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Katy Allgeyer
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| 6 Dec 2006 |
Attitude of Gratitude (Secret of the Thank You Note)
By Katy Allgeyer
Do you know what the most powerful words in any language are after "I love you"? Here’s a hint: just like the words “I love you”, they are not said often enough but they carry a very powerful punch when they are said with real sincerity. The answer is "Thank you".
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Katy Allgeyer
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| 26 Aug 2006 |
Feng Shui Means, 'Make More Money'
by Mike Rogers
Feng Shui is Quack Science you think? Think again. Feng Shui is just plain common sense. By the time you finish this short article you will see why it is so painfully obvious and you’ll wonder why you didn’t figure it out sooner.
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Mike Rogers
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| 19 Aug 2006 |
There's No Place Like Home
by Carole Provenzale
Whether you're moving into a new home or coming home every evening to one you've lived in for years, you should feel that you're entering your own sacred space or haven.
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Carole Provenzale
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| 29 Jun 2006 |
Dreaming Future Clients: Putting Active Dreaming Into Active Practice
by Katy Allgeyer
Having been an Active Dreamer for years under Robert Moss's tutelage, I now recognize when a dream may be a rehearsal for waking life.
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Katy Allgeyer
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| 9 Jun 2006 |
In the Name of Feng Shui
by Suan Tew
"You see", I began, "Feng Shui does work, but only if you know what it really is! Bin the flowers, thrash the incense and your life will not get any worse than it is already."
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Suan Tew
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| 26 May 2006 |
Try feng shui for romance
by iafrica.com
It is not a common sight yet to see feng shui, the ancient Chinese art of geomancy, advertised as a romance enhancer, but it may not be long before it becomes an accepted part of dating in big cities where singles frequently battle to find love, devoted practitioners say.
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iafrica.com
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| 23 Apr 2006 |
The Many Changing Colors of Feng Shui
by Carole Provenzale
The controversy about Feng Shui Colors for Bedrooms wages on. Don't use red, you are told, it is too stimulating and won't promote good and restful sleep.
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Carole Provenzale
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| 8 Apr 2006 |
Five Feng Shui Tips for Home Offices
By Aisling D'Art
Have you ever felt an uneasy sense of "loose ends," or as if something is about to land on you, out of the blue? This could result from objects stored too high overhead.
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BellaOnline
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| 10 Mar 2006 |
Feng Shui is for Everybody!
by Suan Tew
I can't tell you everything at one go, but if you are a beginner in Feng Shui, there are some things you need to know. Let's start with 5, and here we go.
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Suan Tew
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| 16 Feb 2006 |
Addicted to McFengshui
by Cate Bramble
No one questions that psycho-religious reading, such as McFengshui, can create addictions. That it influences people to become passive, narcissistic consumers is also accepted by a range of individuals, from book editors to the addicts themselves.
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Cate Bramble
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| 5 Feb 2006 |
How to Let Go of Anything - That Clutter is Holding you Back!
Just as I suspected, Webster’s Dictionary defines clutter as something that can literally hold you back . I define clutter as anything I don’t use/ love/ need/ want any more. This can apply to people as easily as it applies to that stack of last year’s magazines, that bin of dried up magic markers, or that pile of junk I’ve been meaning to donate to Goodwill Industries. It can also apply to outmoded ways of thinking as well as outmoded styles of clothing. Clutter ---and its negative impact--- is everywhere!
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Katy Allgeyer
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| 11 Nov 2005 |
Feng Shui For The Kitchen
by Dragon-Gate.com
The kitchen should ideally be located in the Tien Yi, of Heavenly Doctor direction of the main breadwinner of the home. This area can be located by using our free Gua Calculator service.
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Dragon-Gate.com
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| 14 Oct 2005 |
Feng Shui can work wonders at hospitals and clinics
by S.BS. Surendran
When our loved ones or someone dear is ill and one needs to visit a hospital or clinic, most of us feel the discomfort of being in an alien place greeted by people dressed in white with the walls too coloured in white and the smell of the heavy fumigation
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S. BS. Surendran
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| 30 Sep 2005 |
Feng Shui Money Tips
by Stephanie Roberts
A true experience of prosperity is determined not by how much money you have, but by how well you notice and enjoy what is already present in your life.
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Stephanie Roberts
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