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.

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

Essential Feng Shui Tip: Abundance and Success

Posted by Amy Chini on Dec 31, 2014 in Essential Feng Shui Tips, I Ching, Inner Feng Shui | Comments Off on Essential Feng Shui Tip: Abundance and Success

I Ching #55: Abundance. While the colletive ego would say, “abundance (in terms of possessions, power, etc.) is the measure of success,” we are guided to see that the words “abundance has success” refer to an attitude that leads to success. True modesty is the attitude that constantly draws the help of the Helpers. The consequence is the abundance of gifts the Helpers bring. Modesty occurs when a person recognizes the beneficial nature of the Cosmos, and the fact that all the gifts and blessings of his life come from that source.

The Tao of Lifestyle®

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 10, 2014 in Events, Feng Shui Classes, Inner Feng Shui, Three Sisters | 2 comments

In my book The Three Sisters of the Tao™, I explore the fine art of creating a balanced lifestyle. Like everything else in life, there is no one lifestyle that is right for everyone. We each get to cultivate it from the inside, out! May this taste of The Three Sisters musings about the Tao of Lifestyle™ sweeten your Way….

Bon Appetite!
Terah Kathryn Collins

“Harmony is made from the threads of pleasure you weave into your everyday experiences. The more these threads intricately embellish the matrix of your daily life, the better. Your work, play, and rest are a trinity of influences that each contributes to the tapestry of your life. By honoring them as equals, you balance the synergy of your body and spirit, and restore the natural grace of being a human being.”

Essential Feng Shui Tips: Following the Inner Truth

Posted by Amy Chini on Nov 3, 2014 in Ch'i, Essential Feng Shui Tips, I Ching, Inner Feng Shui | Comments Off on Essential Feng Shui Tips: Following the Inner Truth

The I Ching #17: Following. The Cosmic meaning of this hexagram, as given by the Sage, is a person’s following of his inner truth as the standard for everything he does. Inner truth is our memory of what Cosmic Harmony feels like. Subjecting the outer reality to our feelings of inner truth prompts us to respond in the correct way to every situation, and leads to the supreme success mentioned here. When we follow our inner truth in this way we remain united with the Cosmic Whole.