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feng shui information
Feng shui fact and myth
Myth: Feng shui involves elaborate or expensive changes.
Fact: Good feng shui can be achieved at little or no cost.
Myth: You have to hang crystals , bamboo flutes or use Chinese
decorations.
Fact: Your own accessories, art, and symbols will prove to be more
potent, because they have personal significance and reflect your own taste.
Myth: Feng shui is obvious or garish.
Fact: Feng shui should never be out of sync with the taste and logic of a
home's inhabitant. Feng shui remedies that are strikingly apparent and a
dwelling full of trinkets are signs of a feng shui consultation gone wrong.
Myth: Feng shui makes your house look Asian.
Fact: Your home should reflect your taste, history, and heritage. If you
are Asian, of Asian descent, or collect Asian art, then an Asian theme is not
any more feng shui than any other theme.
Myth: Feng shui is a religion, a fad, or based on magic.
Fact: Feng shui draws from Taoism, a Chinese philosophy. Philosophy is
very different from religion. It is definitely not a fad; it has been around for
more than 5,000 years. Although feng shui results seem magical, it draws upon
the laws of nature and science.
Learn more about feng shui.
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“I have been practicing classic feng shui for over five years. I had a consultant come out to my home yearly but I could never seem to get a permanent job. I had to settle for the very unstable contract work. A few months after making the changes Sylvia suggested, I landed a permanent job – my first permanent job in over six years. Thanks Sylvia!"
- Theresa
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“The positive effects of the changes recommended were immediate and dramatic. In the midst of an intense and difficult life transition, I awoke in my room every morning feeling glad; like I was living in a novel I had not read yet…full of limitless possibilities.”
- Elizabeth |
“At first the experience was overwhelming because the process identified deep-rooted issues I had. But as I made changes, everything fell into place. This experience was so much more then rearranging furniture. “
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