Feng Shui Changes

Feng Shui: Seeing Is Believing: Essential Geomancy for Beginners and Skeptics

Kathleen Gresham — Fri, 17 May 2013 11:46:44 +0000

In this pithy and practical handbook, Ven. Jampa Ludrup lays out the fundamentals of feng shui without any of the opaque mysticism that sometimes clouds the practice. The aim of this book,” he writes, is to help you have more happiness in your life.” Through his easy-to-understand instructions, diagrams, and photos, Ludrup illustrates how simple alterations to the layout of your home can vastly improve specific areas of your liferomance, prosperity, health, or whatever is troubling you. With nothing more than this book and a good compass, you can rearrange your house, your fortune, and your life.

The book comes with a handy pocket-sized chart that you can carry with you to job interviews or first datesany important eventsso that you can be confident that you will be able to achieve the best possible outcome.

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Lillian Too’s 168 Feng Shui Ways to Declutter Your Home

Kathleen Gresham — Fri, 17 May 2013 11:46:40 +0000

The world’s leading authority on Feng Shui, and author of several international bestsellers, presents 168 surefire strategies for eliminating excess baggage, renewing energy, and generating new pathways within your house and mind. Lillian Too’s colorful guide offers strategies that range from practical cleaning (including tidying tabletop clutter) to visualizations. For specific needs or a general feng shui makeover, here are simple, affordable solutions.

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Color in Feng Shui

Kathleen Gresham — Fri, 17 May 2013 02:26:11 +0000

Everyone loves color. Or do they? Some people use color with abandon in their homes. Each room is a different color and they use many patterns and prints. Other people like to decorate in a monochrome fashion using different shades of the same color. Some folks just can’t decide what to do and paint all the walls white.

You have heard me say before neutral, keep things neutral. But don’t abandon color completely. Because color has an effect on people you should use it wisely. Do keep your walls and large pieces of furniture neutral. That does not mean all white or beige. With a neutral base you can use color in your art work and accent pieces. There are many shades and hues of each color. The intensity and saturation of color can affect you in various ways. Use the trigrams/compass directions to help you decide what color to use in each room.

Let’s take white as an example. When you add the slightest tint to white it can have a completely different look and act differently on you. There is pure white, blue white, pink white, yellow white, green white, beige white. All of them are white, but even these pale tints will give a different mood to a room. In a bedroom for instance you would not want to use a cold pure white. Instead you might choose white with just a touch of warmth, a little pinkish perhaps. But not too much or it could impair your sleep. Or maybe a more creamy white with just a touch of yellow in it.

Blue can have many tones also. There is true blue, lavender blue, aqua blue, greenish blue, purplish blue etc. Blue can be a cold color or it can have a warm feeling. The cooler blues are normally felt to be relaxing but used in the colder areas of your house it can have a chilling effect.

Olive green, grass green, spring green, bluish green, moss green, lime green, the list can go on. Greens go well in the East and Southeast areas of your home.

Too many colors can create confusion and make you irritable. When you can see into several rooms make sure the colors harmonize, use the same color or use a variation of the same color to create unity. Balance light and dark colors according to the compass location of the room. A lot of dark colors in the North may become gloomy and depressing, especially in the winter in colder climates. On the other hand, painting a room in the North of your house in bright white could make you feel cold all the time.

So think about unity, direction, function when you choose colors for your home. Balance is the key.

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Good Luck Chinese Money Pig – Piggy Bank

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 15 May 2013 10:40:41 +0000

You are a pig if you were born on 1911*1923*1935*1947*1959*1971*1983*1995*2007. Last in the cycle, Pig Years follow the Dog Years and recur every twelfth year. Western Counterpart-Scorpio Pigs can live and spend as … well … pigs. But they can afford it, as they tend to be fortunate with money. They are lucky in gambling and lotteries and find a way to manifest extra cash when they need it. They will help anyone in financial need, but they will not touch their savings for this. Don’t borrow from a Pig and then come with excuses when you can’t pay them back. In a situation like this, it will be much better to tell the truth, as Pigs value honesty above all else.

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Great piggy bank
beautiful little piggy
excellent gift for Chinese New Year
Good Luck
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Pink YEAR OF THE DRAGON Luxury Bling Crystal Case Chinese Zodiac Cover by iPhashon

Kathleen Gresham — Mon, 13 May 2013 09:45:48 +0000

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Brand New
Compatible with iPhone 4S & iPhone 4
High quality crystals
Back Cover case only. You can use all features of the iPhone with the case on
Just snap on the case, no tools or any assembly needed.

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eForCity Dragon-Chinese Zodiac Collection Dream Back Case + LCD Cover + Stylus compatible with iPhone® 4G 4S

Kathleen Gresham — Mon, 13 May 2013 09:45:10 +0000

Compatible With: iPhone® 4G 4S

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NOTE: Please apply the screen protector gently in order to avoid too much pressure onto the screen. NOTE: this universal touch screen stylus will not fit into your devices stylus slot.
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Natural Grade A Jadeite Jade Hand Carved Chinese Zodiac Amulet Pendant Necklace – Hare

Kathleen Gresham — Mon, 13 May 2013 09:44:12 +0000

Best amulet for people born in the Year of Hare. The Hare is one of the 12-year cycle of animals which appear in the Chinese zodiac. In Chinese culture 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, 2023 are the Year of Hare, people born in those years have the personalities of gracious, good friend, kind, sensitive, soft-spoken, amiable, elegant, reserved, cautious, artistic, thorough, tender, self-assured, shy, astute, compassionate, lucky, flexible. The pendant measures 0.8″ width and 1.5″ length attached on a red adjustable necklace. This adjustable necklace can be worn from 16″ to 26″ which makes it very versatile for wearer. This pendant is made of Grade A jadeite jade which is all natural and not treated at all with any chemical, much more valueable than jade and its price increases every year. Due to the hand carve work and natural jadeite jade use each pieces may vary slightly by design, size and color.

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Feng Shui Marriage Dates – Feng Shui For Marriage and Love

Kathleen Gresham — Mon, 13 May 2013 05:04:11 +0000

Feng Shui Marriage Dates

The Chinese have long used the art of feng shui as symbols to draw luck on relationships. As Chinese tradition says, using symbols in feng shui for marriage and love not only enhances the relationship between the husband and wife, but also protects it from wicked influences.

There are several symbols used in the art of feng shui. For marriage, the use of amulets, pictures, or figurines with the symbol of a dragon – representing the husband – and phoenix – representing the wife – is said to bring luck into marriage. These symbols are usually placed in the Southwest portion of the couple’s room.

A pair of mandarin which is a rather popular romantic symbol and is said to bring happiness to the couple. However, putting more than a pair of mandarin ducks symbolizes infidelity and should therefore be avoided. Feng Shui Marriage Dates

The use of a crystal figurine of a pink lotus is also said to enhance the relationship between the married couple. Placing the crystal lotus flower in the Southwest part of couple’s room will help to ensure an obstacle-free and happy marriage.

Feng shui for love and marriage also considers the proper placement of furniture in the couple’s room. Mirrors must avoid being placed by the side of the bed, or at the foot of the bed, since it is an indicator that problems may arise between the couple.

The southwest direction of the house is the most appropriate direction of happiness in marriage. If you’re looking for a potential life mate or to even be in a happy and fulfilling relationship, you have to reinforce the earth element in the southwest part of your room and your home. Placing lots of crystals in this area, and keeping it brightly lit helps to attract the positive energy for love.

Believing in the art of feng shui for marriage and love may indeed attract a positive energy between the couple or even the person looking for love and lifetime commitment. However, let’s always bear in mind that good communication, respect, fidelity and most of all unconditional love, play the most important factor in making any relationship work. Feng Shui Marriage Dates

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Doreen Erhardt New Year Collection – Chinese Zodiac Year of the Monkey Chinese New Year Red, Gold and Black – Greeting Cards-6 Greeting Cards with envelopes

Kathleen Gresham — Sat, 11 May 2013 09:39:25 +0000

Chinese Zodiac Year of the Monkey Chinese New Year Red, Gold and Black Greeting Card is a great way to say “thank you” or to acknowledge any occasion. These blank cards are made of heavy-duty card stock with a gloss exterior and a matte interior for smudge free writing. Cards are creased for easy folding and come with white envelopes. Available in sets of 6 and 12.

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Heavy-duty card stock.
Gloss finish exterior
Matte finish interior for smudge free writing
Cards are creased for easy folding
Set of 6 greeting cards; 6 white envelopes included.

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Feng Shui

Kathleen Gresham — Thu, 09 May 2013 08:40:50 +0000

Beautifully illustrated practical beginner’s guide to feng shui. Includes the history and principles of feng shui, a self-analysis chapter to help you discover your Chinese horoscope animal, lucky directions and numbers. Also includes tips on how to improve your luck and use positive energy flows to your advantage in your home, love life and career. Case studies of real people whose problems have been solved through feng shui methods. Printed in Italy. 9-1/2″ X 11-3/4″

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