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Feng Shui Tips and Information Guide

Tips and information on Feng Shui for every room in your home including the bedroom, decorating, colors and more, also Feng Shui tips and information for the Office and Garden. You can also find books on Feng Shui Principles for Building and Remodeling, for Singles and for use in the Classroom. We will also be listing more free Feng Shui tips from our own personal experiences on this page in the near future.

Free Feng Shui Tips and Information

 

Feng Shui Books

 


Treasures of Tao: Feng Shui - Chinese Astrology - Qi Gong by David Twicken.

Treasures of Tao, Feng Shui, Chinese Astrology and Qi Gong
 


Simply Brilliant! - This is the first book I have ever met which deals equally well with the three-pronged approach to Chinese esoteric knowledge - Feng Shui, Chinese Astrology and Chinese Spiritual Alchemy ( in fact, this is a reflection of classical Jing-Qi-Shen, Body-Energy-Spirit integral method ). I strongly recommend it to any devoted practitioner of Spiritual Alchemy, especially the Spiritual Qi Gong chapters which give details about highest levels of practices such as Kan/Li, etc. And, most important, the teachings are targeted to integration of one's immortal True Self in everyday life. This is the greatest - and simplest - secret of the Golden Flower.


A MUST HAVE! - This book is an essential tool for the serious practitioner. It is a complete manual which provides you with clear, precise, in-depth information no other author has yet published.
 


The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room (Feng Shui) by Terah Kathryn Collins.

Western Guide to Feng Shui
 


Creating Soothing Environments with Essential Feng Shui - It is a real act of courage to open your Feng Shui eyes and take a detailed look at what your home is saying about you. It usually leads to extraordinary insights, immediate calls to action, and deeply empowering inner and outer changes. ~Terah Kathryn Collins

Feng Shui (fung shway) is a 3,000-year-old Chinese design philosophy that encourages you to analyze and change your environment for personal growth and relaxation. As your mind starts to change, this change is reflected in your environment. You can also change your environment and adjust your viewpoint or even bring more success and peace into your life.

Terah Kathryn Collins is an internationally recognized consultant, speaker and teacher. Her writing style is highly creative and filled with positive energy. Her ideas are enlightening and comforting and they changed how I viewed my environment. Through the application of her ideas you can improve your creativity, change your health, bring positive energy into your home and create a home that reflects who you are becoming. This is a practical approach with personal flair. You can personalize the ideas to suit your goals. There are 125 black-and-white and color photographs to give you ideas and to explain the text.

After a quick introduction to this art, Terah Kathryn Collins introduces "The Bagua Map." This was great fun to draw (This just looks like a tic-tac-toe board drawn over a footprint drawing of your home.) and by the time you have your house mapped out, you can start to map your office and bedrooms. Then, you can make notes around the drawings. Additional chapters include:

Yin and Yang and the Five Elements
Romancing the Home - art, color, crystals, lighting, living things, mirrors, nature objects, sound makers, water features and wind dancers.
The Front Entry and Foyer
The Living Room
The Dining Room - Nurturing Body, Heart, and Soul
The Kitchen - Nourishment's Birthplace
The Family Room
The Home Office
Bedrooms
The Sanctuary
Bathrooms
Laundry Rooms and Garages
Attics, Basements and Other Storage Areas
Hallways and Stairways
Windows and Doors
Cleansings and Blessings - Creative ideas for making a home yours, especially if you are not the first owner.

This book also explains why you can buy dried flowers, but presents the idea as a long-term arrangement instead of a permanent arrangement. There are also cautions against placing crystals in windows with direct sunlight and other cautions that can keep your home safe.

I realized the power of Feng Shui personally when I moved my desk so I could see the door and the window. The gift of a wonderful Zen fountain and the placement of a lamp on the desk also brought more serenity to my writing experience. It is amazing how much more relaxed my relationship with my husband has become just because I moved my desk. Now I can see him entering our home and even when I'm deep in a writing trance, I can acknowledge his presence and Princess Sasha cat now enjoys looking out of the window while I'm typing. Air can flow more freely into the room and the scent of flowers from the planter drifts over the desk as I type. Just one simple example of how Feng Shui changed my immediate existence. The desk on page 167 was my guide for arranging a more effective writing space.

This book would make a wonderful house warming present! Especially with a Zen fountain, plants or candles.

Personally, I'd recommend making changes over time. Moving furniture could be the first step and then you could purchase items over a few months or years. Even the author explained how she made small changes at first and planned for changes in the future when she could afford to buy a new couch, etc.

Half the fun is making changes over time and seeing wonderful energy start to flow into your life. The author promotes inner and outer work. She explains how "you" breathe "the magic" into the changes you make. When your environment is more positive and nurturing, you will feel more creative and this can lead to lasting changes.

If you love to decorate you are going to love this book! This is my favorite Feng Shui book because it has ideas that have changed my life.


The BEST First book to read on Feng Shui - This is the first book I read about Feng Shui. I found I really enjoyed Collin's breezy style of writing, but more than that, after reading 10 other books on Feng Shui, I can honestly say this is the best book out there for the beginner Feng Shui reader.

Collins goes over all the Feng Shui basics in this book - the bagua, enhancements, colors, the five-element theory (nourishing and destructive cycles), etc. She then goes on with the theories of each Room beyond the bagua (such as that bathrooms are watery, etc, and how to prevent them from being overly watery). I found this very helpful. I also enjoyed how Collins had affirmations for each gua and each room. The affirmations, for example, for the bathroom, involve letting go of toxic thoughts and emotions.

This book is also full of photos, both black and white and color, that are really helpful in allowing you to see what the author means when she gives an example of good or bad Feng Shui. The photographs are really gorgeous, too, and simply make the examples stand out really well!

After reading this book, I went back and read her book, "The Western Guide to Feng Shui", but didn't enjoy it nearly as much. It doesn't has the photographs, the writing is stilted, and she doesn't go into as much detail with enhancements and color theory as she does in this book. If you had to choose which book to start with, start with "The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room"! Simply the best First book to read about Feng Shui!


Excellent resource for those new to Feng Shui - I read several books on Feng Shui before this one-mostly slogging through all the history and technical information that was not at all useful to me. Then I found Ms. Collins book. She presents just enough history and technical information to be useful, and offers many simple and practical ideas which can change the energy of your home and your life. The pictures were very helpful in illustrating how a few small changes can dramatically change the energy of a whole room. I highly recommend this book.
 


Office Feng Shui: Creating Harmony in Your Work Space by Darrin Zeer, Frank Montagna (Illustrator).

Office Feng Shui
 


A Must Buy! Be More Successful, Clear Clutter and Stay Calm - This book turned out to be a little gem. My employees keep borrowing it from my desk. I struggle with clutter, stress and remembering the 'Big Picture' at work. This book actually presents Feng Shui in a way that is understandable, practical and has ideas that can be implemented immediately. I loved the beauty of design, hip illustrations, inspirational quotes and page after page of Feng Shui ideas that I can use around the Office. Chapter titles include: Feng Shui for you Desk, Stress Relief, Prosperity, Around the Office and on the Go. Keep it on your Desk and Enjoy!
Monique J.


Feng Shui in the Garden: Simple Solutions for Creating a Comforting, Life-Affirming Garden of the Soul by Nancilee Wydra.

Feng Shui in the Garden
 


You can create your own Feng Shui garden - I followed the guidelines for plants, color, fragrance, shapes, and meaning, and designed five interlocking Florida Feng Shui gardens based on Nancilee's book. We used the bagua to locate the right spots (for us) for a Meditation garden, a Healing garden, a Fertility garden, a Child's garden and, in the Power Corner, the Lover's garden.

The result is a tropical paradise which enchants us, our friends, and garden enthusiasts. The book was a great guide to learning by doing.


Provides a new way to analyze your garden. - I recommend this book if you are looking for a new approach to what might be called the garden metaphor. This book provides wonderful definitions of the garden and the importance of place, but also gives practical ways to analyze faults as well as checklists and questions to help gardeners pinpoint where they might want to go. I found it helped to diagnose my problem areas and also pointed to some not so radical solutions that changed emphasis just enough to give my garden a whole new look. I highly recommend it.
 


Feng Shui Principles for Building and Remodeling: Creating a Space That Meets Your Needs and Promotes Well-Being by Nancilee Wydra and Lenore Baigelman.

Feng Shui Principles for Building and Remodeling
 


Very nice! - This is a great book! It is not based on the traditional Feng Shui, but ascribes to pyramid Feng Shui. So if you are looking for why everyone in the house experiences the same illness that cropped up when you moved in, this may not fit the bill. But it addresses the flow of chi and the balance of yin/yang in detail. It is a great read and opens you up to the different sounds, textures, smells and visual aspects of your home that makes a home interesting and appealing to everyone that experiences it. It literally brings your awareness to the fact that your home is a live energy.


Excellent Resource! - As a registered interior designer and certified Feng Shui professional, I found this book to be an interesting read. It will help designers and architects, as well as homeowners, analyze space and make informed decisions as to build or remodel. The charts are easy to follow and right on point. This book is filled with illustrations that are wonderful in demonstrating the ideas being presented. The "forward thinking" floor plans at the end of the book show that these two authors understand the diversity of how people live today and how their homes could be better designed to meet their needs.


A Must Read for Building & Remodeling - I found this book to be a "must read" if you are planning to build or remodel and it is easy to understand. My husband and I are building a home and we found this book to be a vital resource for our decision making. It helped us select the outside colors, wall colors, flooring, lighting, window coverings, as well as furniture placement. In our meeting to finalize the floor plan with the builder, his wife was so impressed with our feedback and rationale that she asked me to get her the book!
 


Fast Feng Shui for Singles: 108 Ways to Heal Your Home and Attract Romance by Stephanie Roberts.

Fast Feng Shui for Singles
 


Clearing Your Space To Allow Romance to Enter. 10 Stars! Stephanie clearly knows Feng Shui and she shares her knowledge and expertise while offering you dramatic improvements you can make in your life that work, just as it did in her own. She provides easy to understand techniques, suggestions and backs it up with her in-depth wisdom to clear out the stifling energies in your home, in order to allow romance to enter and bloom. Her in-depth knowledge is a gift. Use it, because it works!


Brilliant! A Must Read for Any Single Person! The wisdom and expertise in this latest of Stephanie Roberts' outstanding books goes beyond Feng Shui - right to the heart. Her style is elegant, down-to-earth, and easy to understand, even if you don't know much about Feng Shui. Her wisdom brings an undeniable contribution to helping single people clear whatever may be blocking their attraction or maintenance of a healthy, enriching relationship. This book is substantial, and by far the easiest to understand and apply, compared to other more complicated books on the market.


Charming and truly helpful! I've been into Feng Shui for quite a while now and so have read several books about it and I can say that Stephanie's book is definitely one of the easiest to follow, most original and most charming ones that have ever come my way. The greatest thing about it is that it doesn't only talk about the "usual" FS stuff, like symbols or gadgets that'll enhance chi in certain guas, but it also works as a kind of a psychological guide: it takes you trough the different phases of a relationship and gives you ideas on how you can make your inner self more -so to say- productive - as well as your home. Stephanie's writing style is truly charming - you feel as if she was sitting there with you. An absolute must-have on everyone's shelf looking for a new romance - whether or not into FS.
 


Feng Shui for the Classroom by Debra Keller.

Feng Shui for the Classroom
 


Free Feng Shui Tips and Information

Here are a few simple and free Feng Shui tips you can begin using right away in your home or office, we will be adding more soon. Try these free Feng Shui tips today to begin improving the flow of Chi in your home or office.

General Feng Shui

Keep your home and office neat & clean, remove any unused items and anything that is cluttering up your living or working space. Chi needs to flow naturally through your home and office, and cluttered spaces won't allow a natural flow of Chi. This is not to say you should clear out everything, that would cause Chi to flow too fast through your space. Feng Shui is about balance, not extremes, so use your better judgment to make your home and office spaces more functional and pleasant. If you do this you will feel better, work better, live better and be well on your way to a happier and more successful life.

Feng Shui in the Bedroom

Your bedroom is one of the most important rooms in your home and the Master Bedroom is considered the most important room. A bedrooms energy should be more Yin than Yang as Yang energy in the bedroom will keep you awake and/or cause restlessness. Bright colors and lights, electronic equipment and televisions are considered bad Feng Shui in the bedroom. Your bed should never be on the same wall as the door and the headboard should be placed firmly against the wall, but not under a window, beam or ceiling fan. You should be able to see the door from your bed, having your back to the door is not only bad Feng Shui, but if you think about it for a minute, it just isn't a good idea.

Feng Shui in The Bathroom

Make sure your bathroom is extra clean and a pleasant place to be. Keep the drains closed or covered when they are not in use, your finances and luck will flow down drains that are left uncovered, so be sure to keep them closed. Bathrooms are known to cause negative energy in a home, while this energy cannot be totally eliminated, it 's effected can be muted by making your bathroom as clean and pleasant as possible. Avoid places objects in the bathroom to counter the effects of negative Chi, this will usually have the opposite effect making the problem even worse.

Feng Shui Cures

Feng Shui cures are a difficult subject, and their use should be kept to a minimum unless you understand what you are doing, and what you are trying to accomplish. Attempting Feng Shui cures without a clear understanding of what you are doing could make the problem worse, and if the situation is already bad it could go from just bad to disastrous. We recommend trying small things to start until you know what you are trying to accomplish and have read up on the cure you are attempting to use. There are no quick cures in Feng Shui or life, so take your time and do it right the first time. If you would like more information on  Feng Shui cures, check out the books listed on this page or our Feng Shui Art, Home Decor Products page.

Now that you have been duly warned, here are a few things you can do without fear of causing more problems or aggravating existing problems, these are common cures that will help improve the Feng Shui of any home or office.

  1. I-Ching Coins tied with a red ribbon (to activate their Chi) on the Door Knob or Cashbox/Cash Register.
  2. Water is good in the wealth areas of a home, but never in the bedroom. Add fountains to increase the flow of Yang energy or a fish tank for a double bonus of Feng Shui, water plus a living animal is excellent Feng Shui.
  3. Plants are signs of life, but they must be kept healthy, dead or dying plants or even dead leaves are bad Feng Shui, as they represent death and decay.
  4. The dragon is considered VERY auspicious in Feng Shui and also in China where Feng Shui originated. The dragon is a protector, bringer of good fortune and too much more to list here. A dragon looking at your front door is said to protect you from evil, but dragons are VERY Yang and should not be placed in the bedroom, which should lean towards Yin. Chinese Dragon Art Paintings, Horoscope Sign and Meaning.
  5. Mirrors are good in most rooms, but once again avoid their use in the bedroom (invites third parties into the relationship) and also they should not face the front door as this causes Chi to bounce back and out the door. They are good for use in long corridors, kitchens with stoves facing the wall and living rooms where you cannot see the front door from when seated.

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