- Show them you care by being a good listener.
- Allow the grieving person to cry in front of you. No judgment means so much.
- Don’t offer advice to someone who is grieving, but do let them know you are there for them.
- Help complete the basic tasks: cook a meal, do their grocery shopping, put gas in their car, etc. Small things like these make the biggest impact especially when someone is in deep pain.
- Go with them to a support group
- Offer them a comforting book, poem, or flowers
Do What You Love Now!
Want to have a more PROSPEROUS life?
- He is ready for change.
- He asked for help.
- He set powerful intentions.
- Learned new ways of setting up his space for success.
- Followed the feng shui advice and implemented it right away.
- He gained clarity.
- He is receiving support to continue the success.
All of these things are changing his energy, perspective, and motivation. He loves the way his space feels and now sees it as a nurturing space where he can create and re-charge his batteries. He also has a newfound interest in his career and will begin to travel with his music. This all happened in a week!
If you or someone you know would like to make a major life shift, create more happiness or peace of mind, feel free to contact me for a free 45 minute abundance phone session at 512-740-1251.
Feng Shui for Halloween in Style
October is a great month! Not only does it represent harvest time in feng shui. We reap what we have sown all year long. Leaves start to change, breezes get cooler, and it heralds in the holidays. It’s when I start to prepare my feng shui forecasts for the New Year and begin to plan events.
I like the festivities, costumes, trick or treaters and even the upcoming Day of the Dead (honoring of ancestors).
How do you spend Halloween? Do you take your kids trick or treating? Do you go to costume parties?
You might be having a party at your home or going out to someone’s event. You don’t have to ruin your Feng Shui just because its Halloween. Death, skulls and crossbones, are not the only images or ways of decorating.
I actually celebrate Halloween starting on Oct. 1st. I wear halloween colors to business meetings, lunches, or after work events. I even dress my little dogs up. We enter pet costume contests throughout the month. We even have a a “doggie” halloween party “with their friends.”
If decorating your Home or Business, here are some Feng Shui Tips for having a Powerful and Magical Halloween Month:
- Use fiery oranges to bring in prosperity. Incorporate your clothing at the beginning of the month. You don’t have to wait until Halloween night. Hang Goblins with orange ties on the front door as they can ward off negative energy from business associates.
- Use Black to Decorate. A black wreath on the door for some “watchful energy.”
- Metal Jack O’ Lanterns. Black can ground energy.
- Use Feathered Owls. Yes, they may look spooky, but they add protection to your house. Place near the front door. Gargoyles can also work.
- Buy a Halloween Door Mat. Some scary or haunting images are good for warding off negative energy.
- Use hollowed out pumpkins as candles. Place in the center of your home or office. They can bring a sense of calmness to the room. You can use them at Thanksgiving too!
- Using metallics like gold and silver. Your blacks and oranges are great for that shimmery, glowing effect that adds energy to your home or business.
On Halloween night take care while driving when parties or trick or treating with kids or pets. Have fun and make this a magical month!
Creating A Success-Filled Hotel Room
Heading out for a vacation or business and staying in a hotel? Traveling season is quickly approaching and the holiday season can occasionally make hotel rooms our home away from home. Make it the best it can be by setting up your hotel for success!
Work can be stressful but add travel to it, and it can increase significantly. I did whatever I could to lower my stress so I had a more enjoyable and efficient trip. I traveled extensively for over 20 years when I worked in pharmaceutical and medical device sales. I was on planes and cars traveling from place to place almost every week. This often meant staying in one to three hotels a week. Most of my friends thought I had a glamorous job. Although I did enjoy it in the early years, as each city was a new adventure, traveling always presents many challenges.
For example, it often means spending countless hours immersed in high electromagnetic fields. Airports literally hum with them, as do the aircraft. These energy fields can be extremely debilitating, draining our bodies of chi, and causing headaches, irritability, depression, and insomnia.
Couple this with time-zone changes, and we end up with the classic jet lag experience. Being blessed with good health, I didnât become aware of the harmful effects of electromagnetic fields until rather late in my career, when I began to study the art of Feng Shui.
Reduce your exposure to EMFs by unplugging all unnecessary electronics like coffeemakers and alarm clocks. Taking these preventative measures and charging phones away from your bed not only helps the planet from harmful energy loads, but it also makes you feel healthier. EMFs are electromagnetic fields that are invisible areas of energy associated with electrical power and man made lighting.
If you are sensitive to EMFs, depending on the level of frequency, you may experience symptoms including:
- Fatigue, stress, or sleep disturbances
- Rashes
- Pains and aches in your muscles
- Foggy thinking or depression, among others
However, I learned there is a device to prevent jet lag that one can wear like a piece of jewelry. I found that wearing it prevents jet lag, no matter how many time zones I fly through. Now, they make such devices for cellphones and laptops, which I use! Ask me about these if interested.
Hotel rooms present another travel challenge! Even the highest-rated can be filled with dead, stale chi and energy from prior guests. If itâs a large hotel, you also contend with being sandwiched between other rooms and the energies of other occupants. Add this energy and the sharp angles of some furniture, bathroom chi, electromagnetic fields, noise, and itâs no wonder so many people dislike travel.
So, what can you do? First, clear the room energetically, using whatever means you prefer to get a fresh start. In basic Feng Shui, you can use tassels to compensate for cutting edges, crystals to adjust chi flow, and you can rearrange the furniture to achieve a more harmonious environment. Check for electromagnetic fields and correct for these. For example, put your alarm clock on opposite side of bed, rather than next to your head.
Once I had completed the above steps, I would light native american sage, say a prayer or mantra, and visualize the space filled with white light energy. If I was staying for an extended period of time, I would write on a piece of paper the intent of my stay, what I wanted to experience and accomplish while I was there, and then Iâd put the paper in a red envelope and place it on my bedside table. An alternate area for it is under your pillow, close to where we manifest our dreams.
If you travel, whether for business or pleasure, itâs good to use Feng Shui principles to make your stay more comfortable. Fortunately, many hotels today have become âFeng Shui friendlyâ and if you look, you can find ones that advertise they are.
You can also spot one yourself by looking for a well-placed front door and a welcoming atmosphere. Bonus! If staying for more than one night, bring a small bamboo plant. Bringing nature indoors helps keep us grounded and it also relieves the air of toxins.Â
If you frequent just one chain of hotels as I did when I traveled, the rooms begin to look identical, no matter where you are. As I began my study of Feng Shui I learned I could enhance my room, my travel experiences, and my Feng Shui luck by taking several small items I could use to personalize my hotel room.
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