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"Get Organized" Online Newsletter -- February 2002 -- Using Feng Shui To Clear Clutter -- OnlineOrganizing.com
" Feng Shui And Apartment Living " by Kartar Diamond People wonder if you can use Feng Shui in your apartment like you do in a house -- absolutely! Here are some tips to get your small space in harmony.
Category: Clear Clutter Feng Shui
FENG SHUI PRACTITIONER CERTIFICATION COURSES
All of our programs are led by Helen and James Jay who have been trained by some of the world's leading Feng Shui teachers including Seann Xenja, Grand Master Lin Yun, Lillian Too, Masters Qin, Gong and Shu (China). They have been teaching workshops on BTB and Traditional Feng Shui throughout the United States, Europe, Mexico and Asia since 1993. They are acknowledged as two of the leading Feng Shui and China travel experts today. The Jays form a dynamic teaching team combining both an analytical and intuitive approach that has made their workshops and tours unique and rewarding experiences. Some of the magazines the Jays have been featured in include "Natural Home", "Intuition", "Natural Health", "Massage", and "Billboard" as well as "The Washington Post" and "Amaluz" in Sao Paulo, Brazil. In November 1999, Helen and James traveled to Nepal and India with Professor Thomas Lin Yun as advanced students on a Pilgrimage to the Roots of BTB Feng Shui. They have also been trained in Eight Mansions, Flying Star and Landform Feng Shui as well as the use of Joss Paper rituals. They have had extensive training in the US and China. Co-creators of two critically acclaimed video productions, "Feng Shui: The Chinese Art of Design and Placement, and Feng Shui: Creating Sacred Space in Your Landscape or Garden" , the Jays look forward to the release of their forthcoming book, "Joss Papers: A Feng Shui Journey " which chronicles their travels in Sacred China and explains in detail Joss Paper and other Taoist and Buddhist shamanic rituals.
Category: Course Feng Shui
Using Candles in Feng Shui Decorating
The basic belief behind Feng Shui is that there are five elements, some combinations of which create a productive cycle, and some a destructive cycle. When one of these five elements water, wood, fire, earth, and metal, respectively for the productive cycle are combined with an element adjacent to the main element, a productive cycle is perpetuated. The reason being that water sustains wood, wood feeds fire, ashes create earth, earth creates metal, and metal holds water. So if you have a room where wood is the main element, it would be good Feng Shui to add a water or fire element to the room, as water feeds wood and wood feeds fire. This is where candles would be a nice touch of good Feng Shui. A look at the destructive cycle will show which elements do not work well together: water, fire, metal, wood, earth. And we can see that water puts our fire, fire melts metal, metal cuts wood, wood clogs earth, and earth muddies water. Although these elements are generally considered bad Feng Shui combinations, one can be used with an adjacent element in the destructive cycle to minimize an overpowering element.
Category: Candle Feng Shui
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