One of the tools we use in feng shui is called the Feng Shui Bagua Map (which literally means, eight areas). Each of these areas represent a significant area of lives, including family, career, wealth, and relationships. Our homes are energetically-connected to our bodies and our lives. This connection influences us at a profound level. […]
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I’ve Done Feng Shui Cures…And Nothing Changed
I get this question from time to time: I’ve done the feng shui cures so why haven’t I found a job (or relationship, or have better finances, or improved health, etc.)? One just came through to my inbox, so I decided it was time to respond here. Feng shui is just one part of the […]
Why Feng Shui Works for Some People (and not others)
I had a dream the other night that I was explaining how feng shui works in our lives and homes. And how I explained it goes something like this: Our homes are physical manifestations of our energy, both visible and invisible. They are fractals of our thoughts, behavior, experiences, and basically, our unconscious, which make […]
Workshop: Classical Methods for Modern Feng Shui Practitioners
Join this live, online workshop with Maureen Calamia as part of the Advanced Luminous Spaces Feng Shui School.
Content will be emailed, Thursday, Nov 4 2021. Live Q&A sessions to follow (see schedule) for questions and guidance on assignment.
Topics include:
- Overview of Classical Methods
- Eight Mansions “BaZhai Method”
- Determining Ming Gua Portents & Directions
- Overview of Flying Stars
- Annual Flying Stars Cure
Includes charts, templates, assignments, and live class interaction to review questions and assignments.
Live Zoom Q&A Schedule (to be recorded):
* Email with Module Content: Thursday, Nov 4
Thursday, Nov 11 – 12:00 pm ET
Thursday, Nov 18 – 12:00 pm ET
Webinar Series: Feng Shui Basics
Five (5), 30-minute webinars that illuminate the foundations of feng shui!
Yin & Yang
Chi
The Five Elements
The Celestial Animals (Landform)
Front Door Basics
See below for description
What is Your Drishti?
Have you ever saw or heard something that you’ve experienced thousands of times, yet it felt like the first time? They call that “shoshin” in Zen Buddhism…beginner’s mind. Shoshin refers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, and lack of preconceptions when studying a subject, even when studying at an advanced level. I’ve been practicing […]