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Dowsing in feng shui
Dowsing is a feng shui technique used in order to complement the harmonization of the relationship between an environment and those who inhabit in it. Although dowsing is not part of traditional feng...
Feng Shui For The Office
Whether you are an employee or a business owner with his or her own office, you can use feng shui to make your office space more productive and harmonious. Your first step is to stand at the...
Feng Shui Guidlines for Storage Spaces
Professional organizers and helpful-hint sources often recommend storage solutions such as shelves above doors and in corners, hooks on the backs of doors, and peg-board or tools and small...
Feng Shui Tips for Your Home Office - Part 2
Part II: Setting up Your Work Space The furnishings you choose for your home office - especially your desk and chair - can have a powerful influence on your ability to succeed and prosper. When...
Home Décor: Use Feng Shui for Optimum Health
Feng means wind. Shui means water. For centuries, the Chinese have used the power of Feng Shui in their homes to promote well being and optimum health. Wind and water react to the changing of the...
Using a Feng Shui Compass
What should you look for in a feng shui compass and how should you use it?
A feng shui compass is a very helpful element when it comes to finding out the location and orientation of a house or...
Using Feng Shui to Create a Vibration of Abundance
Your prosperity is directly related to the flow of energy in your environment. Clutter creates stagnant energy flow and prevents abundance from flowing to you. Clutter is anything unfinished,...
Using Feng Shui to Harness the Power of Your Intention
Master Lin Yun, founder of Black Hat Tibetan Feng Shui, has stated that making Feng Shui enhancements without intention, is only 10% effective. However, add intention and you'll get a 120%...
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