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| 9 Sep 2005 |
Clear Your Clutter and Help Hurricane Katrina Victims
by Robyn Bentley
In addition to helping the hurricane victims, clearing your clutter will help you too. After you clear your clutter, your home will feel more positive and so will you. Here are some tips to help you get started.
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Robyn Bentley
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| 19 Aug 2005 |
Architecture and Fengshui
by Riceles Araújo Costa
Areas and rooms where we can feel balance and harmony attract our eyes and we want get inside it. Our brain looks for symmetry, ratio, order and clarity. This is not only related to what we see but also what we hear, touch, smell and taste.
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Riceles Araújo Costa
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| 12 Aug 2005 |
Expanding Your Family - Fertility and Feng Shui
by Leslie Jacobson
So many of you are looking for a little help in increasing your odds (or that of a family member) of becoming pregnant. But how can Feng Shui help you in your fertility quest?
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Leslie Jacobson
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| 22 Jul 2005 |
Feng Shui Field Trip
by Anthea Appel
I want you to think about your neighborhood and tell me: Is there a location or a shop that never seems to stay in business? No matter how many different owners or the kind of merchandise they sell - that one little shop or location can’t seem to stick around.
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Anthea Appel
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| 16 Jul 2005 |
Conquering the Clutter
by Stephanie Roberts
Is your home filled with a lot of stuff that you don't really use or need, but that you just can't seem to part with? Do you make quick progress in the first stages of clutter-clearing, only to hit a wall when the easy stuff is gone and you're faced with difficult decisions about what really counts as a "treasure"?
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Stephanie Roberts
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| 18 May 2005 |
Feng Shui at the Office for Productivity and Profits
by Robyn Bentley
Feng shui expert and author Robyn Bentley suggests that managers take a good look at how the work environment is affecting the staff and the impact the office atmosphere is having on company moral and productivity. A healthy work environment is supportive and nurturing, not harsh and draining.
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Robyn Bentley
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| 9 May 2005 |
Feng Shui and Love
by Jenny T. Liu
A house's Feng Shui can influence its resident's love relationships. However, the effects vary because everyone is unique and lives in different houses. Nonetheless, there are some general characteristics that create single or lonely people such as life long bachelors and spinsters or widows and widowers.
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Jenny T. Liu
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| 5 Apr 2005 |
The Day My Nose Grew Bigger
by Suan Tew
For the uninitiated, the skill of face fortune telling is called Mian Xiang in Chinese. It is categorised under physiognomy which is one of the five Chinese arts. The other four arts are mountain, medical, divination and destiny.
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Suan Tew
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| 13 Aug 2004 |
Chinese Food and Feng Shui – Eat Your Way to Improved Feng Shui
Feng Shui principles for eating right? Why not?
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Leslie Jacobson
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| 7 Aug 2004 |
Living in the Desert
Feng Shui for those residing in or near the desert? Jenny Liu shares her experience with such a client.
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Jenny T. Liu
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| 25 Jun 2003 |
The Images That Surround Us; The Feng Shui of Art
Learn what photos or paintings you would want or not want to put in your home and work place.
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Lydia Griffith
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| 15 Apr 2003 |
Why I Practice Contemporary Western Feng Shui
by Stephanie Roberts
Traditional Chinese feng shui is based on compass directions. Based on gender and year of birth, each person has 4 "lucky" and 4 "unlucky" directions. Best choices for dwelling and furniture placement are determined based on these directions.
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Stephanie Roberts
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| 28 Feb 2003 |
Feng Shui for Children
Interior design of homes according to the principles of feng shui takes on a very special meaning in children’s rooms. Children respond significantly to the stimulation of their environment. Therefore, every item in their room greatly influences and modifies their behavior.
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Ada Becker Ph.D
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| 8 Jul 2002 |
Twins
Should twins have the same destiny just because they share identical astrological charts?
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Heluo
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| 28 Jun 2002 |
Good Business Guidelines
Feng shui is one of the easiest accessible means of change that can be used to promote our well being. When our business has done all the promotion in the right markets and the product or service is competitive, and yet business is slow, we need to consider other factors that may be influencing it.
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Jenny T. Liu
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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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| 12 Jun 2002 |
Too Sick to Enjoy the View
A beach front house is everyone's dream. But what happens when the occupants get too sick to even walk to the balcony?
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Jenny T. Liu
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| 24 May 2002 |
New Family
Bob and Lois live in a beautiful Spanish style house in Santa Monica. They are planning to remodel the house in preparation for a baby girl they are soon adopting. Because they work out of the home and will be starting a family, it is important for them to make sure that the changes will be harmonious.
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Jenny T. Liu
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| 20 May 2002 |
A Chinese View of the Seasons
An explanation of the Chinese Four Seasons
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Lorraine Wilcox
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| 17 May 2002 |
The Effectiveness of Feng Shui
What is the true use of Feng Shui? Will it work for me? Find out the answers to these questions and more.
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Master Poh Wong
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