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Introduction Good Feng Shui establishes an energetic and spiritual connection to the physical world. This results in the harnessing of the positive energy that surrounds us. The ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui (pronounced “Fung Schwee”) literally means wind and water in Chinese. This art is defined by the constant state of change between the…
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Wealth – Prosperity Wealth can have different meanings. It can be found in the richness of what you have in your life such as health and relationships. But for most people, wealth is defined by the amount of money they have. Do you know where the “wealth” sector is in your home? Feng Shui helps…
What Is Feng Shui?
The Art of Balancing Energy Perhaps you have heard the statement that you need to live a balanced life. You might have to wonder: How do I achieve that balance? The first step would be to learn how to Feng Shui. Chi Creation Feng Shui is the art of creating balance in your environment. This…
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Feng Shui for the Bedroom
Safehaven While our home should be our safe haven, the bedroom should be our respite from everything. It should be a place where we can escape all the cares of the world. The pressure of a job, the unsettling thoughts about the future, and any relationship woes should not be allowed into this room. Positive…
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Feng Shui Money Attraction Tips For Stores and Shops by Shih-Tien
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