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What’s your Chinese Astrological Animal?

Posted by on Jan 30, 2013 in Animals, Chinese Astrology, Compass Feng Shui, Feng Shui New Year, Your Life | Comments Off on What’s your Chinese Astrological Animal?

What’s Your Chinese Astrological Animal?

Ann Bingley Gallops
Open Spaces Feng Shui

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You probably know your sign in Western astrology (I’m a Sagittarius), but do you know which is your Chinese Zodiac sign?The Chinese Zodiac uses your birth year to determine your primary astrological animal. Over the course of a 12 year-cycle, each year is represented by one of the animals the Buddha called to himself before he died, in the order in which they showed up.

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From Year to Year: Honoring the Past & Celebrating the Future

Posted by on Jan 12, 2013 in Feng Shui New Year, Q & A, Terah, Your Life | Comments Off on From Year to Year: Honoring the Past & Celebrating the Future

  • Last year, my greatest triumph was…
  • And I am most grateful for…
  • The most loving service I contributed last year was…
  • One of my most meaningful experiences was….
  • One of the most important things I learned was…
  • Looking back over last year, I am especially happy that…
  • And I wish that I had…
  • The 3 people who had the greatest impact in my life were… (I have/haven’t acknowledged them for their contribution)
  • Last year, my 3 favorite things about my life were…
  • And my 3 least favorite things about my life were…
  • As for this year, I’m especially looking forward to…
  • My biggest wish for myself is…
  • My biggest wish for my beloveds is…
  • My biggest wish for the world is…

 

©2013 Terah Kathryn Collins, Western School of Feng Shui, www.wsfs.com

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The Year 2012 and How to Use the Energy of the Year by Numerology

Posted by on Jan 12, 2012 in Feng Shui Classes, Feng Shui New Year | Comments Off on The Year 2012 and How to Use the Energy of the Year by Numerology

By Linda Kay Marchena, WSFS Alumna

2012 is a year that adds up to 5. The 5 with the 2’s and 1 in 2012 tell a story of what type of energy we need to work with this coming year. It will be important for all of us to be flexible, for this will be a year of change. Five is a number about freedom, flexibility, change, travel, legal and/or government issues, confronting situations or setting limits and boundaries with those around us.

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2011-Year of the Metal Rabbit

Posted by on Jan 14, 2011 in Animals, Chinese Astrology, Feng Shui New Year | 3 comments

— Contributed by Karen Carrasco, Instructor at the Western School of Feng Shui Beginning on February 3rd, 2011, we enter the Chinese year of the Metal Hare or Rabbit.   We can all feel the new energies upon us, so let’s take a look…

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Cultivating The Heart in the Year of the Tiger

Posted by on Feb 16, 2010 in Chinese Astrology, Feng Shui New Year | Comments Off on Cultivating The Heart in the Year of the Tiger

 

Cultivating The Heart

in the Year of the Tiger

 


 
You may already be sensing the approach of the Year of the Tiger due to arrive on Valentine’s Day, February 14th, 2010. Such an auspicious entrance speaks of the Tiger’s fierce allegiance to the heart.  Like the heart, the essence of the Tiger is ever-optimistic, passionate, and generous.  This year, while the Tiger’s natal Wood element stimulates our hearts to blossom and grow with wild abandon, 2010’s Metal element insists on controlling our flowering desires. The dynamic expand-contract relationship between the Wood Tiger and the Metal 2010, influences how we handle our hearts’ emerging passions.  If we apply too much control, we could stifle our new growth.  If we can lovingly cultivate the gifts of such blossoming, we’ll enrich and enhance our lives. 

 
When you have a few quiet moments, consider connecting with the Tiger’s essence. Imagine strolling through a magnificent nature sanctuary and seeing a tiger cross the path in front of you. She pauses, looks straight into your eyes, and disappears into the woods. You follow her and soon arrive at a crystalline pool of water. She lounges on the other side of the pool and you know she has guided you there. You feel the strength of her presence as you gaze into the pool and realize you are looking into your own heart. You watch as a message arises from the depths and spreads out across the surface of the water…. 

 
May the Tiger reveal the passions that grow in your heart and 2010 shape them with beauty and grace. 

 
With Love and Every Blessing,
Terah Kathryn Collins

 

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New Year Advice

Posted by on Jan 27, 2009 in Feng Shui New Year | Comments Off on New Year Advice

"I hope to say a word in time to my companions–a password–like conspirators: Let us make for the earth a heart and a brain."
— Nikos Kazantzakis

"Not only is another world possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day I can hear her breathing."
— Arundhati Roy

In this complex new year ahead of us may all our hearts and brains conspire in loving, compassionate, and ingenious ways to assist in the birth.

I wish you a 2009 full of blessings and grace,
Hadley F. WSFS Alumni, Los Angeles, CA

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