Essential Feng Shui and Evidence-based Design

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Apr 17, 2015 in Alumni Speak, Essential Feng Shui Rock Stars, Essential Stories, Feng Shui for Health, Feng Shui Resources | 1 comment

By Cheryl Janis, Essential Feng Shui® Practitioner

Science confirms what Feng Shui has known for thousands of years…

Twelve years ago when I began my profession as a self-employed Essential Feng Shui® Practitioner (after graduating from the Western School of Feng Shui) I had no idea there was any Western science that proved a built environment could contribute to healing. I simply kept experiencing powerful space and life transformations among clients who hired me to Feng Shui their homes (and later with holistic and integrative boutique healthcare practices) to be more nurturing, warm and cozy, and aesthetically pleasing.

Essential Feng Shui Tips: Environment Healing

Posted by Amy Chini on Apr 8, 2015 in Alumni Speak, Essential Feng Shui Tips, Inner Feng Shui | Comments Off on Essential Feng Shui Tips: Environment Healing

“When we require healing at the physical level, we go to a health professional. For mental or emotional healing, we seek the advice of a psychologist or holistic health professional. We find spiritual healing with the help of a priest, pastor, rabbi, or other religious/spiritual leader. What about healing on the environmental level? For that, we can look to the art and science of Feng Shui.”

– Jen Leong, WSFS Graduate and Author of Feng Shui for the Health of It

Welcome to the Year of the Yin Wood Sheep

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Feb 16, 2015 in Alumni Speak, Animals, Chinese Astrology, Feng Shui New Year, Five Elements, Inspiration | 8 comments

By Luckie Bosselman
WSFS Alumna and Practitioner

We will happily say good bye to the year of the Horse on Wednesday, February 18, 2015, and welcome in the more gentle docile Yin Wood Sheep. In the format of Chinese Astrology there are 12 animals, 5 elements and the energies of Yin and Yang. Each year there is a different animal energy in charge, there are two years of the same element (Wood, Water, Fire, Metal or Earth) the first of the two years of elements beings the Yang, which is more forceful and the second year is the more introspective Yin. Print a 5 Element Chart here.

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.

Hope Line

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 28, 2009 in Alumni Speak, Inspiration, Your Life | Comments Off on Hope Line

I want to share with you a really cool idea a friend of mine has put into action. It’s called the Hope Hotline.

Every day, there’s a brief new message about hope that you can listen to and then leave a message in return, if you like. I think the plan is to compile the messages for a year and see what marvelous material there is on the subject, for a book, a movie….who knows?

Love love love for the New Site

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 28, 2008 in Alumni Speak, Testimonials | Comments Off on Love love love for the New Site

Well-done Precious Ones Well-done!

Bless you for all that you bring to and empower the world with!

Much love and juicy Ch’i!

WSFS Alumni Graduate Terri