The partnership gua is the upper right corner of the bagua and it is used to call forth love, a romantic partner, enhance a current relationship or bolster self confidence. IFSG member Carole Hyder tells us about a time when she activated this gua to benefit herself. Recommendation/cure/advice: Place an indoor-appropriate wind chime in the Partnership area of the bedroom to “call in” a Continue Reading
Think Love
Relationships need to be nurtured regardless of how long you have been together and there are some easy feng shui ideas to help you find a relationship and nurture the one you may already have. Think Love, from Hillary Anderson First, it is important to notice where the Love and Relationship Gua is in the home. It is located in the far right backhand corner from the front door. Ensure that Continue Reading
Feng Shui for the Way You Love
Feng shui design serves the mind, body and soul by increasing energy in appropriate spaces – like offices, fitness areas, and social areas of the home. Bedroom feng shui, by contrast, incorporates energy in the space differently. Read more from St. Louis, Missouri Feng Shui Professional, Samantha Shields. With intuitive bedroom feng shui design, the master bedroom serves as a restful retreat, Continue Reading
Feng Shui for Love
Whether you are in a committed relationship or still searching for The One,” Feng Shui paves the way for more harmonious relationships. Feng Shui helps you recognize how your space reflects your life and encourages you to create a new relationship with your space. Find out more details and ideas from Kim Julen, Finding Your Fiji. In the relationship arena, Feng Shui can help: Bring balance, Continue Reading
Encourage Rest and Regeneration in Bedrooms
Rest and regeneration are fundamental to our well-being and have an important role in aiding in recuperation as well. Because they are the quietest environments in the home, bedrooms are often the first location where we retire to heal. Read tips and hints from Feng Shui expert and teacher, Los Angeles based, Alex Stark. Bedrooms should be located in a quiet, protected area of the house, Continue Reading
