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Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Feng Shui Remedies

Question: My house faces east. When it rains, water runs under my house and I have to pump it out to the sewer and away from my home. Behind my backyard is a landscaping company that mixes soil all year around. How can I know how the environment is affecting my family? My family suffers from too much tension, joint problems, depression, and financial struggles. Is there a way to fix these problems?

Answer: "Negative" environmental factors are the most challenging issues to overcome in Feng Shui. More than 95% of the time, it's near impossible to change or make the environment go away; however, you can do things to help mitigate its effects. From your description, I believe the problems you are experiencing as a family are related to both your inner and outer environments.

I wish I could give you a "quick fix" remedy, but I cannot without knowing more about the occupants, the shape of the lot, the floor plan, how the house sits on the lot, the location of the lot within the subdivision or neighborhood along with interior and exterior photos. An accurate compass degree reading is also useful, to determine the "unseen" energy that may be affecting your health and well being as well.

When an individual or family experiences "multiple" issues i.e..emotional, mental, physical and/or financial challenges at the same time, it's wise to consult with a Feng Shui professional on site or by phone. If this is not financially feasible, then you will want to learn how to remedy the above on your own by reading books from the library or taking a thorough course study of Feng Shui that includes remedies and enhancement for lots, land, floor plans and locations, as well as enhancements for individuals.

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Saturday, April 10, 2010

Feng Shui for the Home

Question: I am a Western group person. My bed faces east. To face one of my best directions I would put the head of my bed under a window. What do you suggest?

Answer: Regardless what you have read, if health and well-being are valued priorities in your life, I would do it! Simply add a strong "backing" to support you... i.e. "wood" blinds or shutters on the window. Another option is to add an Asian screen or padded headboard for protection. (visit www.ChiQuiz.biz to discover your best health and career directions).

Question: My husband and I work out of our home. We homeschool 2 of our 4 children, I am a Realtor and my husband owns a Home Re-Hab business. I am a pack rat. We do not have many closets and we have 3 inside dogs, 1 bird, and 2 outside dogs. Our home is a disaster clutter-wise, but we have very nice things (furniture, appliances, etc). My husband and I are sick and the kids are unhappy. HELP!

Answer: I suggest that you de-clutter every room in your house, so that EVERYTHING in your life can improve. Worst case scenario, a monthly rental storage unit is a small price to pay for you and your family's health, wealth and peace of mind.

Question: My master bath is in the center of my home. I became sick after moving in. How can I correct this problem?

Answer: A Feng Shui problem like this is difficult to remedy. Without knowing what the "unseen" energy is in the heart of your home (which requires a consultation), I would recommend using the realm of INTENTION to hurdle the situation. On a piece of paper you can write: "I am unaffected by the bathroom in the heart of my home. My house supports my life and health in every wonderful and blessed way," and place it in the HEALTH gua area of your home. Please keep in mind, for intention to work, you must eliminate fear, doubt and worry. Thus affirmation, meditation and/or daily prayer is also recommended.

Friday, April 9, 2010

General Feng Shui

Question: In your CD you say that no two people interpret Feng Shui the same. How can there be any validity in it then?

Answer: This is a good question. It's similar to NO "two" professionals teaching math, science, art, or social studies the same way, or any two REALTORS showing or selling property the same way – let alone finding two economists that agree. The bottom line is, if you have faith and confidence in your teacher-professional you will learn, and if he or she is respected and has a "proven" track record, you will BENEFIT.

Question: My husband is a Metal Pig (ha ha) His birthday when I looked it up on your site, says that he is Earth. In every book that i have consulted and internet information has confirmed that his element is Metal. I was wondering if maybe you have made a mistake? His birthday is March 31 1971.

Answer: Your husband is the element Mother Earth. Unfortunately, you are confusing Chinese astrology with Feng Shui. One's personal element in Feng Shui is based on the "solar" calendar that includes different math formulas for males and females. The "Metal-Pig" is based on a different predictive art called Chinese Astrology which uses the lunar calendar. Unfortunately, many errors appear in Feng Shui charts, books and teachings due to this misunderstanding.

Question: I have 2 double story houses on either side of my 1 story house. People tell me that it is a good thing, because they act as 2 big ears, whilst others tell me that it is a bad thing, because they absorb all the good energy and fortune from you. Which is true?

Answer: I have never heard the term "big ears" used before, but I happen to disagree with most books written on the subject. In my opinion, a two story house on each side of your home (acts like a hill or small mountain) – providing you with the Green Dragon and White Tiger. A house behind and in front. provides the Tortoise and Phoenix. The Chinese refer to these as "Celestial Animals" of support and protection. It is also commonly known as the PERFECT Feng Shui formation, or ARM CHAIR position.

Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Feng Shui Houses

TOPIC: Feng Shui Houses

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QUESTION: Our house was constructed in the month of January. Just want to ask how the Feng Shui is for our home?

ANSWER: I would need to know the year of construction, and the compass "facing and sitting" degrees of your home to be able to tell you what kind of house you own.

In classical Feng Shui there are four kinds of houses (structures or buildings). They are:

  • Houses that support PEOPLE
  • Houses that support MONEY
  • Houses that DO NOT support people or money
  • Houses of GOOD FORTUNE - that support both people and money

In my professional opinion, 70% or more of the above types of properties can be remedied and enhanced to become houses "almost as good" as houses of ... GOOD FORTUNE!

The remaining 30% can usually (but not always) be improved by 50% or better, which is actually a HUGE improvement, considering how difficult the "energy" of these homes are ... on the health, happiness, relationships and/or finances of the occupants.

To determine which "type" of Feng Shui house you have requires a "classical" Feng Shui consultation, as each property contains its own unique energy blueprint based on math calculatons. Click the consultation link above for more information, or order Feng Shui 2010 to learn about classical Feng Shui.

QUESTION: WHICH direction should I hang family photos?

ANSWER: The perfect placement would be in the "children, spirituality or family" gua areas of your home. However, groupings of photos are lovely on hallway walls as well.

QUESTION: Is a house near an electrical power system bad Feng Shui?

ANSWER: YES. YES. YES!

It's possible to remedy and enhance some "glaring" environmental conditions, but this is one that is extremely difficult, at best, to accomplish. It is also one that is very hard on the emotional and physical HEALTH and well being of nearby residents.

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Monday, April 5, 2010

Feng Shui Tips

Question: I live in a split foyer house and the first thing you see when you come up the stairs is the kitchen. What do I need to do? I have been told the kitchen should not be the first thing to see when you enter a house?

Answer: You can add a tall plant, Asian screen or furniture between the entrance door and kitchen, to slow down and to redirect Chi... energy.

Question: My wife and I are having a friendly dispute in our kitchen about keeping a nice set of kitchen knives out on the counter. I cook a lot and find it convenient to have them out and always within reach for chopping vegetables etc. She maintains that it is bad Feng Shui and the knives should be put away behind cupboard doors. I argue that our kitchen has been full of good energy and happiness for years and it is much more convenient to have them out on the counter. What would be the opinion of a Feng Shui expert?

Answer: From a Feng Shui perspective it is bad Feng Shui to leave knives exposed. However, I'm smiling because in my city home I have the knives put away, and in my mountain home I have them out on the counter. So, I'm probably not the best Feng Shui consultant to ask!

The reason for hiding knives is strictly based on health and SAFETY. So, if you are a family that is in balance, and are just having a "friendly dispute," and/or do not live in a high risk (crime) area, then you should be fine either way. Nonetheless, you will want to trust your gut on this one!

Question: Where is the gua area of my home?

Answer: Typically a house has 9 gua areas, and 9 gua areas divide each room inside a house as well. You can learn how to use the Ba-gua (9 gua areas) correctly in our FENG SHUI EMPOWERMENT program.

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Feng Shui for the Holidays

RED is a great Chi (ENERGY) enhancer. Instead of candy this year, make a healthy choice and surround your inner and outer environment with nature's beautiful RED Poinsettia plant. Not only will you save hundreds of calories, but you will also lift your spirit with grace, harmony and beauty at the same time. If you cannot afford to purchase plants, then you can always add red apples, pomegranates and/or cranberries. They make wonderful Chi enhancers... scents that freshen space.

If you are a REALTOR®, instead of advertising this month, BLITZ your listings with COLOR by placing a dozen or so RED poinsettia plants in gold and/or red foil inside and outside each of your listings. Not only will this Feng Shui enhancement increase the prospects for more buyer activity, but it will also endear your sellers to you throughout the New Year!

DE-CLUTTER NOW: Unfortunately, sadness, depression and lethargy exists, for many people. during the holiday season. One way to prevent "negative" energy (Sha Chi) from over shadowing you during the holiday season, is to embrace JOY by de-cluttering your environment. If you find yourself feeling hollow, empty, lonely and/or lost, immediately start cleaning and clearing out "clutter" and "stuff" inside your closets, cupboards, drawers, car, office, briefcase, garage and home.

Also, this is a wonderful time of year to be charitable. Think about inviting your office, friends, family, and children to space clear their belongings and to GIFT away box loads of "stuff" to charity before the New Year. This is a great way to immediately turn low energy blues into positive energy Highs. HAPPY music also helps to lift our spirits, so play fun music while you work. Make a game of it. See who can pack-up the most boxes, to GIFT away, the Fastest!

LESS is MORE...INNER - G: "G" stands for Goodness, Generosity, Graciousness, Greatness, Grace, Glory and God. This year consciously try gifting "less" by selecting a few healthy and/or quality gifts that enrich and/or help to heal your friends, family, pets and loved ones. Material things are dense, and thus they calibrate well below 200 in terms of energy. Our goal as spiritual human beings is to elevate our personal Chi... ENERGY – so that we become magnets for Happiness and Joy. Raising our personal energy to this state of grace increases the prospects for health, wealth, love, and opportunity. It also allows us to open up our HEART center, so that we can extend mercy and forgiveness to others, and to ourselves.

Feng Shui, the study of ENERGY, transforms Consciousness... Man's humanity to man and to the Earth.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Feng Shui Sleeping Positions

Question: I am searching for a remedy to correct the position of head placement while sleeping to no avail. I am a west person, and my head faces east while sleeping. I have no other bed arrangements for my room to correct this. Are there any remedies for this? I would appreciate any help or tip you can give.

Answer: The human body is like a compass that is constantly trying to align with compatible energy in the Universe. Based on an ancient math calculation, each human being has 4 "Empowering" and 4 "Depleting" ENERGY directions. When we honor our best directions at work, at play, at study, and during sleep, our body is able to replenish and re-energize itself.

A simple solution to your situation, is to sleep at the opposite end of the bed at night, which would be West! However, it's advisable to place an Asian screen, furniture and/or a pillow behind your head to protect you while you sleep, if you are exposed to open space. (click here to find out your best health and sleep directions www.ChiQuiz.biz )

Question: I have been told that when you are in bed lying down and your feet are directly pointing at the door it is bad for that person or a 'death position.' Can you enlighten me about the good/bad of having your feet point this way? If it is bad, how can this be remedied if the bed must remain in its current position?

Answer: You are correct; it is not considered "healthy" or "safe" Feng Shui. This is referred to as the "coffin" position. If possible, try to move the bed to one side of the room out of direct alignment with your bedroom door. You will also want to keep the door closed when you sleep to slow down chi...energy.

ENERGY is POWERFUL – it can "stream or scream" through doors, walls and even mountains, like a breeze or like a tornado!