Thus far I have not found a perfect Feng Shui building, especially that I incorporate risk management criteria. If you don’t know what I mean by risk management, visit our article Choose Quality versus Quantity. A building that is 60% workable is the best I’ve encountered in all these years, and 70% would be ideal. [...]
The National Assn. for Children and Safe Technology (NACST) is taking action after two recently published studies indicate there is sufficient evidence demonstrating exposure to wireless radiation, also known as RF-EMF, causes cancer. Wireless routers and devices such as tablets, laptops, baby monitors, and cell phones all emit this type of radiation. One study cited [...]
In these challenging economic times, businesses and homeowners are looking for lean and mean solutions. As an example, the demand for quality versus quantity is why we’re more judicious about driving. Where once we would hop in the car and explore along the way, today’s gas prices incent us to be more focused … making [...]
Some methods of Feng Shui use the front door to establish the orientation of a building and then determine remedies to correct or enhance energies. As an example, Black Sect (also known as BTB) orients the Bagua's career area at the front door (or mouth chi). Varying approaches are confusing but especially when it comes [...]
There are five types of structures that we live and work in. All buildings fall into one of these categories. How is the type determined? Classic Feng Shui uses the ancient method of flying stars and overlays calculations from exact compass measurements of a building and date of construction. This creates the building’s precise energy [...]
Choosing a good day to perform an activity is a wise move. It allows you to do it right the first time; in other words, energies are optimal. Starting an activity or project on a bad-energy day sets the tone for how you (or others) will experience it. As an example, I worked with The [...]
“Don’t drink the water,” was a suggestion someone made before our trip to Mexico. I’m happy to report that hotels took several measures to ensure the water we consumed was clean and safe. Being surrounded by water, it was natural to reflect on its beauty and importance. Our bodies are mostly water. Plants and animals [...]
‘What’s up with the weather lately and how does it relate to Feng Shui,’ is a question I covered in a recent newsletter. There’s been so much interest in this, I was asked to expand on the discussion. Does the weather relate to Feng Shui? Yes! In classic Feng Shui, energy (or chi) is associated [...]
"Does Feng Shui have anything to do with animals?” Brad R. asked at a recent lecture I did at The Ohio State University. You’re asking if there is such a thing as equestrian, avian, bovine, canine, feline, etc., Feng Shui? Some chuckled at the concept, and the answer is yes. My clients don’t laugh because [...]
There are many indicators culminating that suggest we plan, plan, and plan. Especially with my background in business continuity and disaster recovery, I know this is wise. My philosophy is plan for the worst then go with the flow. A couple examples of this: The weather person says it’s going to be a rainy weekend [...]
