Summertime is the perfect season to ‘Feng Shui’ your home and garden. According to Essential Feng Shui®, being in Nature, up close and personal, turns UP the supply of energy that sustains your vitality, loving relationships, and an overall sense of well-being. Essential Feng Shui® also gleans wisdom from Chinese Medicine, relating Summertime with laughter and heart-centered activities. Tis the Continue Reading
Accentuate the Negatives
Did you know that there are some negatives which dynamically support your well being, and in fact are crucial for your survival? Did you know that some positives are actively comprising your health and well being right now? Please keep reading this article by EcoHarmonyFengShui(c) Biophilic Designer Alisa Rose Seidlitz, to learn how to accentuate the negatives and THRIVE! "Accentuate the Continue Reading
Yin and Yang: How do they Relate to Your Property
Yin and yang is an eastern idea that has to do with complementary opposites. It's all about balance. Yin and yang are present in everything in the universe and their dynamic balance creates harmony and well-being. Learn about how yin and yang affect your property from educator and consultant, Maureen Calamia. A feng-shui home will have yin and yang in balance. The front of the home should be more Continue Reading
This Feng Shui is for the Birds
Have you seen a bird today? Did you hear its song? Did you know that birdsong helps plants grow? The presence of birds and their songs lifts our spirits and raises the energy of our spaces. Keep reading to learn more about how to make your garden both feng shui and nature friendly by Alisa Rose Seidlitz. You've probably heard that for good Feng Shui it is essential to get clutter cleared away, Continue Reading
Creating a Feng Shui Garden: Metal Element
I love incorporating the 5 natural elements into a Feng Shui garden setting. Metal is especially fun as it is a great hard scape material and is represented by round and oval shapes. Also, the colors of white, silver and gold are metal. Find out more about the Feng Shui element of metal in your outdoor spaces by Maureen Calamia. Metal represents refinement and boldness. A little goes a long way. Continue Reading
