Feng Shui is about harmony.  Harmony with others  including our community.  Holidays can be stressful, sad, and disappointing for many.  There is often pressure to provide better gifts than the year before.  We can miss out on the meaning of the holiday spirit with all the commercialization.

Fun, joy, and giving are all good feng shui.  It’s time to think outside the box. Who says a gift needs to fit in a shirt box, wrapped in foreign produced wrapping paper?

Here are some great ideas someone sent me I wanted to share with you with some feng shui tips that can send good feng shui into the world and your life: [Read more…]

Did you know your business card can either bring you business or take it away?  How does that 3- inch marketing tool have so much power?

While the art of feng shui which I practice and teach is about the environment in which we live, it is also about energy.  Its basic concept which you will see me referencing in all my blog posts, is chi (chinese word for energy).  The card is one of the first pieces of information you hand out about your business.  It is a lost opportunity if it feels cheap, looks tacky,  unprofessional, or is offensive in any way.  As it is said, the first few seconds of someone meeting you an impression is made, so is true of the business card. [Read more…]

Whether you are looking for a job, wanting a better one, a promotion, more money, applying some feng shui principles can really help.  Feng shui lucky symbols can attract the right opportunities to you.

Some of these Tips can strenthen your Career or help you set up a Power Office to attract success.

1)Sit in a commanding position.

Don’t sit with your back to the door.  Sit furthest from the door but not in line with it.  Have a solid wall behind you.  No windows behind you as it makes you vulnerable.  Solid wall acts as a mountain of support.

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One of feng shui’s and China’s most loved symbols is the Ho Tai Buddha. Most people know him as the Buddha of Wealth or as the Laughing/Happiness Buddha. His presence in homes and businesses brings joy and prosperity.

To the Chinese, the seat of the soul is in the stomach, so the Wealth Buddha’s stomach is large and round to symbolize his heavenly stature and to represent fullness and abundance. The one is the picture has special prayers inside his tummy.

The Happiness Buddha reminds us that good things come to happy, joyful people and that prosperity is also a sign of joyfulness. Keeping this Buddha lifts the whole household or business with his happy presence. [Read more…]