Feng Shui Q&A: Front Door Dilemma

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 15, 2011 in Five Elements, Q & A, Your Home | 1 comment

Q: Hello! I love Terah Kathryn Collins book “The Western Guide to Feng Shui”!  It has been a staple reference book on my shelf for over 10 years!  I have followed the instructions and re-read the pages numerous times and have been very satisfied with the results! My current dilemma is …

Protected: WSFS Alumni Call January 2011

Posted by Terah Collins on Feb 6, 2011 in Q & A | Comments Off on Protected: WSFS Alumni Call January 2011

Too Much of an Element a good thing?

Posted by Terah Collins on Jan 23, 2011 in Five Elements, Q & A | 1 comment

Q: Just in case I can’t tune in for the phone call tomorrow, I do have a question I’d like to have answered.

Q & A: Feng Shui, Health and more

Posted by Terah Collins on Dec 4, 2010 in Q & A | Comments Off on Q & A: Feng Shui, Health and more

Q: Hi Terah,

I’ve been really focusing on feng shuing my health & wealth areas in my house for the past 1.5 months. I’ve had amazing results! I had not been able to lose weight due to my hypothyroidism until recently. I finally followed the pH miracle and managed to lose 14 lbs. since I started at the end of Sept. And more importantly, all my blood levels are normal now. I was really worried about my adrenal, liver, & thyroid.

Q & A: Bagua by the Compass vs. Essential Feng Shui

Posted by Terah Collins on Nov 29, 2010 in Bagua, Compass Feng Shui, Q & A | Comments Off on Q & A: Bagua by the Compass vs. Essential Feng Shui

Q: Hi Terah, 

I just wondered if you would mind saying something about a Feng Shui dilemma I have. I have been mapping my house based on a compass and directions. When I map my house this way Fire is in the south and that is the front of my house.  Then when I look at your Bagua, not based on compass direction but by putting the front of the house at the bottom of the map this flips the guas.

Q & A: Sharing a hotel bedroom with Mother-in-Law

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 17, 2010 in Q & A | 1 comment

Q:  Over Thanksgiving, there will be one night where my husband and I  and my mother-in-law will be staying in a suite in a hotel. My mother in law (who I basically like very much) will have the bedroom, and my husband and I will be on the fold out couch in the living room.