It’s no secret there is a lot going on in the world. The economy, family struggles, health…and don’t even get us started on politics. 🤪 But the important thing here is that we remain calm. Read ways to calm your mind and soul. Ways to keep going in the tough times. Ways to thrive in a world that tells you that you can’t. We’ve got your back. And we always will.
Did You Know: working with the bagua map, there is an area within our spaces that relates to the main areas of life including health, wealth, relationships, and more. And there is an area specifically related to travel called the Helpful People and Travel gua. If you are looking to make travel a priority, this is a great place to start in your home and office. But what about Feng Shui on the go? We got you!
In this issue of the IFSG Feng Shui Newsletter – we are talking about one of the five elements – the element of water and flow. While every element is important to the balance of life and energies, water is often showcased due to its importance to human, plant and animal life. 💧
The diversity in the IFSG is truly second-to-none. As a professional membership organization, we are devoted to expanding the awareness and practice of Feng Shui globally. And special events like the 2024 Virtual Feng Shui Conference let us do just that – we love sharing the talented professionals in our field. Enjoy just a few of the amazing highlights.
We love bringing Feng Shui to our outdoor spaces. And when we started dreaming about this issue, we realized it’s more than curb appeal and landscaping. Our Earth is so magical. 🌏 Between landscaping, gardening for sustenance, dowsing the land, healing geopathic stresses, and deciding where to put your home on a lot…phew there is so much Feng Shui that happens outside of buildings. 🌳 And even if you don’t own a yard or outdoor space, there are ways to bring nature indoors and make the most of time you spend outside.
We are pretty excited about this issue of our Feng Shui newsletter. Not everyone may have a home office or playroom, but the V A S T majority of us have a kitchen. 😊 Small or large, a kitchen is used every single day. For cooking and eating, homework and conversation, spending time together. It really can be considered the heart of a home. So, let’s find out how Feng Shui can make the most of this important space.
Are you ready to welcome the year of the Wood Dragon? So many of our experts have been talking about this exciting new year for a while now – particularly because we are also entering Period 9, a new 20 year cycle. We have been through a lot in the last few years, and the dawning of a new Chinese year brings about a lot of change, excitement, opportunities and growth! No fear…open to all the good! There is always a solution.
We hear the buzzword “manifest” a lot these days, so let’s see what the definition is. According to Self.com: “Manifestation as a self-help exercise refers to focusing your thoughts on a desired outcome—through practices like mindfulness, visualization, and meditation—in order to try to bring it into reality. Essentially, the idea is that you think your personal goals into existence.” Sounds pretty great, right? But how does it really work, and what’s the connection to Feng Shui.
The new year is traditionally a time to set goals. Gyms are overflowing for at least the first week. Planners and organizers are flying off the shelves. But how do we make goals or intentions that stick? With Feng Shui of course.
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