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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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| 5 Nov 2001 |
The Five Elements
Every month we receive many e-mail's about what colour to paint my room, and which colour represents which element? I know I have briefly covered it in previous newsletters but I thought I would clarify it again in more detail.
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Josephine Hanna
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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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| 17 Oct 2001 |
Three Problems Ten Solutions
The phone rings and I answer it. Before I could say a word, a woman introduces herself as Vicki and begins firing a series of questions. Is it bad Feng Shui that her main door faces a stairway? What can she do about it? What happens if there is a low ceiling in her living room?
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Jenny T. Liu
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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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| 28 Aug 2001 |
Feng Shui Danger Signs
Falling sick for no reason? Sacked for using the water cooler? Open your eyes wide for Feng Shui danger signs.
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Suan Tew
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| 10 Aug 2001 |
Feng Shui Q&A Article - Part 4
A Question & Answer session on Feng Shui with practitioner Stanley Bartlett.
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Stanley Bartlett
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| 8 Aug 2001 |
Mandarin Ducks: Why they don’t float in the bathtub!
by V. Maran
The Chinese have always regarded Mandarin Ducks as perfect mates. Called "Yin Yiong", Mandarin Ducks mate for life (as opposed to the Emperors who had a numerous number of concubines). They are also excellent mates, taking perfect care of each other.
Find out what kind of mandarin ducks YOU need
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V. Maran
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| 19 Jul 2001 |
Harmony and the Bottom Line: Hmm . . .
Last spring, everything seemed to go wrong at Lunch at the Ritz Earwear Inc., a maker of custom jewelry in Lake Katrine, N.Y., about 100 miles north of New York City. Several wholesale dealers it had served went out of business and sales plunged 30 percent. Key employees quit for no apparent reason and absenteeism soared.
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Jobert E. Abueva
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| 18 Jul 2001 |
Vastu Shastra
The word vastu is derived from the word vasu, or the earth, and shastra, is defined as "science or technology". The place may be the earth, the land itself, or a structure where people may reside. Together, these words describe a methodology of constructing a building site that brings harmony and well-being to those who would dwell within.
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Anthea Appel
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| 4 Jul 2001 |
Feng Shui Q & A Articles - Part 3
A Question & Answer session on Feng Shui with Feng Shui practitioner Stanley Bartlett.
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Stanley Bartlett
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| 21 Jun 2001 |
When East Meets West, Homebuilders Take Note
It may come as no surprise that the building industry, like many others, must constantly strive to adapt to its marketplace. It must try, as others do, to stay one step ahead on market trends, fierce competition and the ever-changing fabric of American life.
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Kate Kemp
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| 25 May 2001 |
Green Piece
If you are close to the Earth, you are close to people. "What an African woman nurtures in the soil will eventually feed her family. Likewise, what she nurtures in her relations will ultimately nurture her community." REFUGE, Terry Tempest Williams (New York Pantheon 1991, pg 49)
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Dennis Fairchild
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| 11 May 2001 |
Feng Shui Q & A Articles - Part 2
A Question & Answer session on Feng Shui with practitioner Stanley Bartlett.
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Stanley Bartlett
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| 9 Apr 2001 |
Rhythms Of The Tao
Achieving balance in your life - the ways of Tao.
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Lydia Wong
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| 2 Apr 2001 |
Failure And Success In Feng Shui
Attitude matters - Why intention and approach is important in Feng Shui
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Dr. Guy Ferru
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| 27 Mar 2001 |
Sacred Smells For Your Sacred Spaces
Simple tips on how to perform space clearing for your home.
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Dennis Fairchild
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| 19 Mar 2001 |
When 1+1=0
what can you do when things go wrong and just do not add up?
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Jenny T. Liu
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