A Chinese proverb states that all creations are reborn on New Year’s Day, providing hope and energy for good things to come into your life.
Chinese New Year is a 15-day celebration, beginning on the second lunar new moon following winter solstice. The festivities begin on January 23rd, 2012 and end two weeks later with the full moon and Lantern Festival on Feb. 7th*. Continue reading
On January 23rd, 2012 the world celebrates the beginning of a new lunar year. In the Chinese calendar this is described as the 4709th year, the Year of the Water Dragon. The Dragon is the fifth animal in the 12 year cycle of the Chinese Zodiac. People born in the year of the Dragon are said to possess exceptional qualities. They are bright refined, respectable and have a distinguished air about them (read below for more). Continue reading
Based on my expertise in Classical Feng Shui, I will share with you insights, tips and articles (What’s real and What’s not Real in the world of Classical Feng Shui?), helping you to understand and incorporate Feng Shui principles into your life and/or business. Each month you will learn tips and information on how the Chinese have used Feng Shui for thousands of years to unlock their potential and improve their lives. Continue reading
For your spirit to feel balanced and happy it is essential to find a place where you feel truly at home…
The spaces in which we live and work influence not only how we feel, but also how others interact with us, how productive we are, and our resulting life experiences. What I truly love about Feng Shui is that it provides remedy. Feng Shui provides analysis and remedy with ways to improve your life. Continue reading
