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May 20, 2008

Feng Shui the Fun Way

This is actually the title of a class that I teach through Leisure Learning (www.llu.com).  Throughout my decorating career, I have found that simple principles are often the best.   Many of these are long-established fundamentals of Feng Shui.  My clients love it when I use a little Feng Shui in their home decor so I thought I'd provide a brief introduction.  Also, over the next few weeks, my short tips and commentaries will give goal-related, specific Feng Shui cures that will not only make your spaces look and function better, they may even help you achieve those goals!

Feng Shui translates as "wind" and "water" and basically describes the movement of energy.  Similar to our western study of physics, Asian cultures believe that the movement of energy can have positive or negative effects in your environment.  Basic ideas include safety with proper lighting, clear pathways and well-built structures; keeping areas organized and free of clutter; getting rid of broken, worn out items and reminders of bad time; planning for future success and adding items that are inspirational and meaningful to you.

An example of this might be to position your desk at work so that you can see the door and if possible, also have a nice view.  Try not to face a busy corridor or hallway directly since it is distracting.   If you want to expand your business, set it up so that you will have room for an assistant or an associate.  Keep the room well lit so you can easily complete your tasks.  Have good ventilation and air circulation so you will be more energetic and productive.  For decoration, hang an attractive picture of something you desire like a sailboat, a cabin in the mountains, a luxury car, etc.  Be sure to watch for the specific cures over the next few weeks.  I'll discuss more ways for you to improve your career success, your finances and your love life.

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Feng shui is used more than people think. Many of the feng shui principles are applied when you walk into a room and it feels pleasant and well layed out. Feng shui is done naturally in many decorating projects.

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