Feng Shui and Addictions, part 1

Posted by Terah Collins on Jun 22, 2011 in Five Elements, Your Home | 1 comment

Dear Liv,

I really enjoyed our conversation about feng shui and addictions… I loved thinking about how a person can use their environment to support getting off an addicition, like to change their seat from where they sat when they drank/overate, etc and get new chairs; walk down a different street. 

Anita Rosenberg’s Feng Shui Home

Posted by Terah Collins on Mar 9, 2011 in Art, Your Home | Comments Off on Anita Rosenberg’s Feng Shui Home

“Hi, Here is my latest blog on My LA Lifestyle. It’s got fabulous photos of my Hollywood loft taken by a wonderful Argentina photographer for a Buenos Aires home decor magazine called Living. Enjoy and hope it inspires you to create your Homey Home.” From Anita Rosenberg

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 …

Q&A: Photos of the Deceased

Posted by Terah Collins on Oct 11, 2010 in Art, Q & A, Your Home | 5 comments

Q: I have heard you are not suppose to put photos of deceased people on your wall. I have a collection of family photos some of which include deceased relatives and I would like to make a family photo wall. Can these photos be added to the wall and if not why not.

Feng Shui and The Bedroom – Bringing Serenity & Sensuality back into the Room of Rest, Rejuvenation & Romance

Posted by Terah Collins on Dec 10, 2008 in Feng Shui Bedroom, Terah, Your Home | Comments Off on Feng Shui and The Bedroom – Bringing Serenity & Sensuality back into the Room of Rest, Rejuvenation & Romance

Everyone deserves a great bedroom. We spend about a third of our lives in our bedrooms, sleeping, reading, reflecting, romancing, recharging our batteries. Ideally, it’s a perfect combination of cozy nest, welcoming oasis, and romantic hideaway that reflects your personal tastes.

Feng Shui Law and Order

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Dec 9, 2008 in Clutter, Your Home, Your Life | 1 comment

Reprinted from THE WEEK, December 12, 2008

If a neighborhood is kept clean and orderly, its inhabitants will erspect one another’s property and the law. But if the streets are full of graffiti, litter, and vandalized stores and buildings, residents become contemptuous of social norms and crime will rise.