Feng Shui Your Goals
By Kathryn Weber

Get What You Want in 4 Easy Steps

Setting and reaching goals is a great way to create milestones in your life. It feels good to achieve something you've worked for and focused on.

Many people think that when someone reaches a goal it's because that person is special or has some unique talent. Chances are, this person had a plan and a vision.

Yes, the old saying of "people don't plan to fail, they fail to plan" is tired, but alas, still true. A plan can be an idea on a cocktail napkin r an elaborate schematic of steps to reach a particular objective. It may simply be a picture.
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Living Room Feng Shui
By Kathryn Weber

How to Activate Your Entire House from the Living Room

No other room in the house offers the feng shui potential that the living room does. This room is central to family life and to feng shui. When it comes to feng shui, no other room can compare to the living room. That's because the living room is the ONE room in the house that can be activated according to all nine sectors of the bagua or lo shu square -- making this a very important room, indeed.

When you want to affect the feng shui of the entire house, you should begin by applying feng shui enhancements or remedies to the living room. The benefit is that the living room can boost the feng shui of other parts of the house that may have afflictions or are missing or shouldn't have a particular enhancement.
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Financial Feng Shui
By Kathryn Weber

Money is on most everyone's mind. A couple of years ago, a man cashed in on a large load of options and became a millionaire in one day. He explained how he never realized how much he thought about money every day until he had enough that he would never have to worry about it again. Now he says he gets all kinds of work done and has had a burden lifted that he had never known how much he suffered under!

This story illustrates a common theme for many people because many people are under the yoke of money. Maybe even you worry about it, think about it, ponder over it, avoid it by ignoring the last three month's of checking account statements and not bringing your balance up to date, or simply hope the problem (overdrawn statements, credit card balances) just go away. And even though you know it's not the best way to handle finances, you may still do it anyway.
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Feng Shui and Romance
By Heidi Richards

Feng Shui (pronounced fung shway) is the ancient Asian practice of object arrangement and space planning designed to bring balance, harmony and well-being to your environment. Its purpose is to enhance prosperity, creative, health and romance. Feng Shui fortifies a home with positive energy known as chi. The attainment of positive chi is both an art and a blessing to those who manifest that chi. The word "feng" means wind and "shui" means water, each one associated with a good harvest and ultimate good health or good fortune.

If your love life needs a quick boost, you can use the art of placement to produce the romantic results you desire. Relationships need the proper environment to grow. They need the balance of the five elements, too much or too little will find the romance wither. Here are some Feng Shui tips to enhance your romantic space:
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Feng Shui
By C. Bailey-Lloyd

What is Feng Shui? Feng Shui translates into "Wind and Water" in the Chinese language. Commonly, Feng Shui is also known as "geomancy." For centuries, Feng Shui has been used in deeming proper locations for buildings, structures and the like. Feng Shui enables geomancers to find surroundings that are more suitable than others to improve the quality of life. Moreover, Feng Shui is also utilized to amplify overall well-being and success in achieving goals through means of modifying layouts and orientation of homes and places of employment.

The ultimate goal of Feng Shui is create an environment that is beneficially advantageous to one's health and well-being. There are many different schools of Feng Shui, and while all share many common principles, they differ in practical approach. Some of the common approaches include traditional Chinese Feng Shui (such as Form School and Compass School), and contemporary, western feng shui (such as Black Hat Sect, and Pyramid School). Both Eastern and Western approaches are valid because each responds to the culture it serves. No matter which school one prefers, there are certain principles of Feng Shui that all schools agree upon. These philosophical underpinnings never change.
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