Feng Shui Your Life by Jamye Barrett
Feng shui focuses on correct energy flow, yet, at its core, is simply
about feeling good in your surroundings. Whether you prefer traditional,
contemporary, or eclectic style, the feng shui principles in this book
should complement the decor in every room.
Feng Shui Your Work Spaces by Sharon Stasney
Using the magic of feng shui, transform your office into a positive
environment where your gifts and skills can really blossom. In addition
to showing you exactly how to set up shop, this invaluable manual
features bountiful color photos, insightful design ideas, and charts,
questions, and advice boxes to point you in the right direction.
You’ll
see why such details as the shape and size of a desk, the comfort of
your chair, and the colors on the walls can affect your emotions,
influence clients, and lead to business success. Most important, with
the help of the I Ching, you’ll journey through a series of life
situations, understand their impact on your work, and gain the knowledge
to create an office space that honors your life path.
Feng Shui Your Kitchen by Sharon Stasney
Use the principles of feng shui to create a kitchen that reflects your
personality, patterns, and relationships. Charts and a questionnaire
help you pinpoint your particular “type,” and unique feng shui
techniques offer area solutions, advice on where to put things, and
suggestions for shifting just a few items for a more compatible design.
With dozens of magnificent photos!
Feng Shui Garden Design by Antonia Beattie and Leigh Clapp
Since ancient times the garden has been a place of meditation, stress
release and contemplation. Now, more than ever before, the garden can
help you find balance and peace. The power of feng shui can be
harnessed no matter the size of your garden, ranging from a couple of
pot plants on the balcony of an apartment or a courtyard to a large size
garden or park.
You can create a lush and healthy garden that both
protects, inspires, and improves the flow of energy in your garden, your
home and your life! Learn the various methods of applying feng shui
to the garden you have and how it can be used to protect your home from
poisonous energy, enhance your love life, improve your finances and
help ease family tensions.
The Feng Shui of Love by T. Raphael Simons
T. Raphael Simons, America's leading feng shui expert, teaches readers
how to transform their homes to attract, enhance, and enrich romantic
love in their lives. Based on ancient Taoist secrets that join feng shui
and Chinese astrology, Simons’ method is personalized through
questionnaires and individualized charts. Readers will learn how to use
their own personal styles of relating, relationship elements, and areas
of special interest to arrange their homes in a personally meaningful
and effectual way.
Feng Shui and Health by Nancy SantoPietro
The anatomy of a home using feng shui to disarm illness, accelerate recovery, and create optimal health.
Feng Shui and Money by Eric Shaffert
Attain the wealth and prosperity you’ve dreamed of with easy-to-apply
feng shui principles! Easy to understand and fun to read, Feng Shui and
Money helps readers connect to the spiritual and psychological
dimensions of their financial lives through the ancient practice of feng
shui. Starting out with the captivating history of this ancient
Chinese philosophy, this entertaining guide covers the basic principles
of feng shui thought throughout the ages and its wide popularity today.
Next, it offers innovative suggestions for favorable interior
arrangements at home and in the office, time-proven rituals to create
prosperity, dozens of chi enhancement exercises, and valuable advice for
tending one’s spiritual landscape. Finally, readers will find a
nine-week action plan that shows how to translate these feng shui
principles into an individual, achievable program of financial and
spiritual renewal. Written by an experienced psychotherapist and feng
shui consultant, this pragmatic yet sensitive book offers a refreshing,
lively blend of Asian spirituality and Western psychological insight.
The Feng Shui Cookbook by Elizabeth Miles
The Feng Shui Cookbook reunites the Chinese art of feng shui with
its ancient partner, food, to help you eat for optimal energy. Based on
the same principles of yin-yang balance as the popular design practice,
the book offers sixty-four recipes organized into yin, yang, and
balanced categories, along with the tools to put feng shui principles to
work in the kitchen and your life. Whether you seek to beat stress or
motivate for peak performance, there's a delicious recipe here to
satisfy your palate and re-balance your body and mind.
"If you think your cooking would improve if only your kitchen faced east, Elizabeth Miles' The Feng Shui Cookbook can help." - Self
Teen Feng Shui by Susan Levitt
A feng shui book specifically for teens. *Shows how to create balanced
teen environments that promote personal development and positive self
expression. *Tailors solutions to teen spaces: bedrooms, dormitories,
desks, drawers, and lockers. *Shows how, when, and where to use music,
incense, and posters. *Addresses real teen issues such as body image,
tattoos and piercings, and cigarettes and other drugs.
Teen Feng
Shui demonstrates how the universal principles behind the design
practice of feng shui can be applied to the contemporary environments of
teenagers-from school lockers to dorm rooms-in order to maximize
personal power, develop harmonious relationships, and define personal
space. Noting that all books on feng shui are created for adults, Susan
Levitt has provided a resource geared specifically toward the needs and
realities of the teenage experience, addressing how young adults can
design their living spaces to transform their lives. She describes how
music, posters, and incense can influence space and includes
before-and-after illustrations of feng shui "fixes." Teen Feng Shui also
incorporates Chinese astrology, financial management and shopping tips
for teens, insights on love and sex, personal stories, and case studies
to provide a fun and comprehensive guide to this ancient art of
placement.
Interior Design with Feng Shui by Sarah Rossbach
A centuries-old Chinese practice, feng shui has captured the Western
imagination as a tool for design and well-being. In this classic book,
complete with helpful drawings and photographs, Sarah Rossbach shows how
anyone can apply its principles to enhance their careers, family life,
health, and prosperity.
Rossbach interprets the teachings of
feng shui master Lin Yun for contemporary Westerners, offering practical
methods for achieving harmony with one's environment. Focusing on
common problems in business and residential settings, she discusses
everything from the site of a building to furniture arrangement to wall
decoration. In a chapter new to this edition, she explains how to choose
colors that satisfy individual needs and preferences. Rossbach's
easy-to-execute advice includes such simple steps as moving a microwave
oven, repositioning a desk, and hanging mirrors to alleviate negative
influences.
Feng Shui A Practical Guide for Architects and Designers by Vincent Smith and Barbara Lyons Stewart
What do Citibank, the Wall Street Journal, and the Donald Trump
Hotels and Casino Resorts have in common? They all have used the
universal principles of feng shui, the traditional Chinese discipline of
spatial energies, to improve their environments and enhance their
businesses. In the past few years, feng shui has crossed cultures to
become an effective tool for the nation's top architects and
designers—and their clients.
The authors present a history of feng shui, explain its fundamental
principles of balance and energy flow, emphasize how these principles
are applicable to any architectural style or setting, and connect the
theory of feng shui to environmental psychology. Design professionals
learn how feng shui practice can help guide the selection of sites,
building layout, materials, finishes, landscaping, graphics, lighting,
and color. The''ll also find clear plans for a wide range of projects,
including residential, commercial, corporate, health care, and
hospitality.
Feng Shui for Architecture by Simona F. Mainini
Feng Shui for Architecture is a guide to using the ancient science and
philosophy of feng shui for the purpose of designing, building,
remodeling, and decorating our homes successfully so that they will
become environments that support our lives and our well-being. The
information is presented in a user-friendly manual format and can be
utilized by homeowners and builders and also by professional designers
and architects.
The
primary goal of the book is to assist homeowners and professionals in
designing houses with "good feng shui" from the start instead of trying
to put a bandage on problems or make patchwork corrections after wards.
For years, an ongoing architectural debate has raged between
style and functionality. The ideal solution takes both into account and
also considers the subtler energies that can affect the health and
happiness of a building’s occupants.
Many of the greatest
architects of the past, such as Michelangelo, Borromini, and Guarino
Guarini, have pursued the study of metaphysics. They have searched for
an invisible ideal order for design. The celebrated Frank Lloyd Wright
was a great admire of the Taoist philosopher Lao Tzu. Curiously,
however, some of the great masterpieces of architecture do not always
appear to be the most comfortable structures to live in. Like many other
masterpieces of architecture, some of the most original works have
become museums or showcases, not happily inhabited residences. Is it the
style, the design, or something else that makes a house a dream home?
Perhaps it is the ambient energy that determines whether a building
supports its occupants in a positive way. Regardless of the particular
design style, the energy blueprint of a building and its relationship to
the occupants should be considered before any other concerns.
Feng Shui Living by Sharon Stasney
Transform your home into an environment that makes you feel more alive. Using the principles of feng shui--the ancient Asian practice of arranging furnishings and accessories to optimize the flow of energy--you can create a living space in which you feel safe and comfortable and that also helps you embrace life more fully. Gorgeous full-color photos of stylish rooms illustrate how easy it is to incorporate feng shui into your décor. Begin by establishing safety in your home through retreat and secret spaces, connecting to nature's grounding, and other techniques. Now you are ready to encourage expansion in your life. Design spaces where you can be alone, as well as shared spaces that promote harmonious relationships. See how to balance your home's yin and yang and tap into the power of the five essential elements. Work with lighting, color, textiles, furniture and object placement, wall space, accessories, and more.
Feng Shui for the Soul by Denise Linn
In this book you will find three approaches for transforming your dwelling into an environment for spiritual renewal and inner peace.
The Western Guide to Feng Shui by Terah Kathryn Collins
A step-by-step, room-by-room journey through your home and office, opening your "Feng Shui eyes" to see the problems and solutions in your environment. This book explains why the arrangement of your home and workplace affects every aspect of your life.
Move Your Stuff Change Your Life by Karen Rauch Carter
Promising health, wealth, and happiness, feng shui offers endless appeal -- at least in concept. Unfortunately, feng shui's seemingly complicated methods are often difficult to learn and apply in a meaningful way. Fortunately, Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life is written in plain and simple English for the modern Western reader. Revealing the ancient Chinese secrets that are as useful and necessary today as they have been for centuries.
A Master Course in Feng Shui by Eva Wong
This fully illustrated, comprehensive workbook is designed primarily for homeowners, renters, architects, and business owners who want to put feng-shui to practical personal use—to choose a home, build a house, select an office, or find a retail space. Real estate agents, interior designers, and architects will also find it useful as a reference manual. The text and exercises proceed in systematic fashion from basic principles to specific projects.
Flying Star Feng Shui by Stephen Skinner
Flying Star Feng Shui adds a new "time dimension" to feng shui practice reflecting the fact that the subtle energies present in our living environment are constantly changing. The flying star combination's make it possible to respond to-or prepare for-these changing energy "situations." These methods produce impressive and rapid results and can both shorten periods of bad luck, while initiating or prolonging periods of good fortune.These concepts have previously been available only from a few untranslated or highly technical sources. Author Stephen Skinner has a international reputation as a popularize of feng shui concepts for Western readers. In Flying Star Feng Shui he introduces one of the most effective and popular aspects of feng shui practice today.
Feng Shui Fame by Elements Book Ltd.
Implementing feng shui in the home and workplace can help to bring recognition amongst peers and superiors. This guide explains how to achieve respect in a chosen field by activating the corners of the home that are responsible for the kind of good fortune which brings fame.
Feng Shui Back in Balance by Sally Fretwell
As feng shui has become more widely known, Sally Fretwell has noticed an increased rigidity in feng shui practice -- a change that has intimidated many people new to this timeless art. In her down-to-earth style, Fretwell presents a fun, commonsense approach to the principles of achieving balance and harmony in one’s life. Covering homes room by room -- as well as gardens, offices, health-care facilities, and stores -- she discusses color, direction, and light as well as "nine star ki" or feng shui astrology. Readers learn how easy-to-implement changes in the ambience and atmosphere of rooms can improve one’s sense of well-being.
Creating Sacred Space with Feng Shui by Karen Kingston
Feng Shui is the ancient oriental art of enhancing and harmonizing the flow of energy in your surroundings. Over the last twenty years, Karen Kingston has pioneered the study of a specialized branch of Feng Shui called Space Clearing. In this fascinating and easy-to-follow guide she shows how you can use Space Clearing and other principles of Feng Shui to enhance the flow of energy in your home or workplace and so create happiness and abundance in every area of your life.
Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui by Karen Kingston
Drawing on the success of her first book, Creating Sacred Space with Feng Shui,
Karen Kingston has met popular demand by expanding on the indispensable
activity of clearing clutter. There is very little of actual Feng Shui
here, and certainly nothing you can't get elsewhere, but the clutter
problem gets full and complete treatment. Kingston reminds us that
clutter is stuck energy that keeps you stuck in undesirable life
patterns. Therefore, you can "sort out your life by sorting out your
junk." Kingston covers the reasons we keep things as well as the amazing
stories of people who have cleared their clutter away. More than just
junk, clutter is all those things that have negative symbolism and that
collect stagnant energy. This latter can also apply to bodily,
emotional, and spiritual clutter, all of which Kingston describes with
characteristic passion. In an age of accumulation, it's good to see a
book that frees up life again.
Fatal Feng Shui by Leslie Caine
Despite the homeowner's attempt to harmonize her household through the Chinese art of feng shui, death and a series of near-fatal accidents stalk a job site manned by Erin Gilbert, returning interior designer and incidental sleuth, and her new partner, Steve Sullivan. In the latest installment of Caine's Domestic Bliss mystery series (Death by Inferior Design), artist Shannon Young seeks to remodel her home with the help of Gilbert, Sullivan and a dubious feng shui consultant by the name of Ang Chung. As it turns out, Shannon has a more serious problem than inharmonious design: a predatory neighbor, Pate Hamlin, is after her house and using a series of dirty tricks to get her to sell. When the construction foreman, Erin's half-brother, dies in what might or might not be an accident, an unsatisfactory investigation by local police causes Erin to start following her own leads. It isn't long before a rival designer shows up, trying to steal Steve away from Erin in more ways than professional. Caine, a certified interior decorator, adds helpful decorating tips to her well-constructed mystery, making this a stylish, satisfying cozy. (Nov.)
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