The Power of Yin

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Feb 9, 2015 in Ch'i, Feng Shui Definition, Feng Shui New Year, I Ching, Inner Feng Shui | Comments Off on The Power of Yin

By Karen Abler-Carrasco
WSFS Mentor & Instructor

The Tao Teh Ching says,

“What is in the end to be shrunken,
Begins by being first stretched out.
What is in the end to be weakened,
Begins by being first made strong.
What is in the end to be thrown down,
Begins by being first set on high.
What is in the end to be despoiled,
Begins by being first richly endowed.

How Beliefs Can Ruin or Transform Your Life

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Feb 2, 2015 in Alumni Speak, Essential Feng Shui Rock Stars, Essential Feng Shui Tips, Essential Stories, Feng Shui New Year, Inner Feng Shui | 2 comments

by Kac Young PhD, ND, DCH
WSFS Alumni and Practitioner

All the talk in the New Year about resolutions won’t get you anywhere but disappointed. Statistics show that only 8% of people who make New Year’s Resolutions are successful.  Why is that? Are we all losers?

Far from it. There is a definite secret to making changes stick. You can make all the resolutions you want but until you change your beliefs, you will not succeed. The way to change your reality is to change what you believe.

The Tao of Lifestyle: Sister Feng Shui

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 29, 2015 in The Tao of Lifestyle, Three Sisters | Comments Off on The Tao of Lifestyle: Sister Feng Shui

Feng Shui gathers the wisdom of her Sisters and brings it home. She encourages us to personally craft environmental sanctuaries that can hold our true selves in place. A great enthusiast of comfort, safety, and beauty, she is always looking for ways to give kindness and imagination shelter. Through her influence, our inner and outer worlds become harmonious reflections of each other, resonant chords in a living symphony of sacred space within the greater matrix of community.

The Tao of Lifestyle: Sister I Ching

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 27, 2015 in The Tao of Lifestyle, Three Sisters | Comments Off on The Tao of Lifestyle: Sister I Ching

I Ching views kindness as the heart of the matter. She is fierce in her direction, lest we sink in the dark waters of heartlessness. She tutors us in weaving kindness into every thought, word and action, a practice that circles around to sow all manner of blessings into our lives. She is also a revealer, unveiling the nonphysical world of loving help devoted to our ever-unfolding transformation.

Feng Shui Folly: Mastercraft Sink

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 23, 2015 in Art, Feng Shui Bathroom, Feng Shui Folly | Comments Off on Feng Shui Folly: Mastercraft Sink

In Essential Feng Shui®, we live with what we love and we express ourselves. Also, Essential Feng Shui® wants drawers clean and organized; not annoying, irksome, irritating or overwhelming. Does this qualify?