Essential Feng Shui Tips: Guests

Posted by Amy Chini on Mar 4, 2015 in Ch'i, Essential Feng Shui Tips, Feng Shui Guest Room | Comments Off on Essential Feng Shui Tips: Guests

Guests bring new Ch’i into your home. Welcome them by providing the things that make them feel comfortable and at home, such as robes and toiletries. Be very clear about how long guests are truly welcome, so that the Ch’i they bring into your home remains convivial!

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.

Webinar: Essential Feng Shui for Fame & Reputation

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jan 11, 2015 in Bagua, Ch'i, Feng Shui Definition, Five Elements, I Ching, Inner Feng Shui | 1 comment

Terah reveals the many ways you can enhance your Fame & Reputation. Get ready to ignite your inner fire and illuminate your world! 

TheBaguaMap – a PDF to print out

Deck the Halls…

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Dec 21, 2014 in Art, Ch'i, Feng Shui New Year | Comments Off on Deck the Halls…

…and the walls, shelves, tables, and doors! This time of year, I get carried away by all the sparkling ornaments and glimmering remembrances. My collection of decorations, after sleeping in a box for a year, emerge with stories to tell. Tales I’ve almost forgotten and yearn to remember. As I gently pull them free from their quiet nests and arrange them around the house, their soft murmurs or loud bursts of memories fill me with waves of delight; poignancy; awe.

More Prosperity Please

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Dec 8, 2014 in Bagua, Ch'i, Testimonials | Comments Off on More Prosperity Please

Got Prosperity? The Western Guide to Feng Shui For Prosperity by Terah Kathryn Collins can Light Your Way!

The Western Guide to Feng Shui for Prosperity: Revised Edition!: True Accounts of People Who Have Applied Essential Feng Shui to Their Lives and Prospered

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Dear Ms. Collins,
My husband and I are reading “The Western Guide to Feng Shui for Prosperity” and we are having such fun applying the principles around our home. We’ve had a very difficult past several years (e.g., health issues, our work not selling, our children having trouble in school, we’re always broke though we live very simply, etc., etc.), so let me tell ya: we are *very* much looking forward to getting the chi flowing around here!!
So I just wanted to thank you for unpacking this Chinese wisdom and positive approach to life for us here in the West– we especially love your affirmations in the back of the book!! Wow!!!

Today we are going out to find some “Wealth & Prosperity” symbols – Wish us luck!

God bless you, Ms. Collins,
D

Wow D! Thanks for infusing me with the feel-good elixir of your kindred spirit words! ENJOY your shopping spree and please remember to choose enhancements that make your heart sing – choose them from the inside out, versus the outside in!!

Love to you and your family,
Terah

Essential Feng Shui Tips: Comfort and Safety

Posted by Amy Chini on Dec 8, 2014 in Ch'i, Essential Feng Shui Tips | Comments Off on Essential Feng Shui Tips: Comfort and Safety

Comfort and safety are two of the most important factors to consider when designing and furnishing a home. Simply put, comfort and safety greatly enhance the positive flow of Ch’i in your home, while their absence diminishes Ch’i considerably. Let the beauty of your home be born out of safe and comfortable designs you choose.