Feng Shui Love Tips: Feng Shui Love unfolded.
Tuesday, 25 December 2007
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Are you are in a love relationship that needs a bit of help? Are you looking to attract a love partner? Maybe Feng Shui can help. Feng Shui has a variety of love enhancers, tips, and or tips for using feng shui to find (and keep!) a joyful love relationship.
Then you must now unlock the Feng Shui secret of get more love.
Method 1 - Find your friends or romance sector in your home.
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Feng Shui Networking Tips : the untold secret in Feng Shui
Monday, 17 December 2007
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Always thinking you don't have time to network? But you know the important of networking to get more things done more effeciently and at lower cost. Having problem with your subordinates? One of your staff always making you angry? Feng Shui has a variety of networking enhancers and tips.
Method 1 - Find your friends or networking sector in your home. It changes every year and every month.
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Checklist for Feng Shui practitioner.
Monday, 10 December 2007
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Below is a check list to help you. For Flying Star;
Find out the facing of your main door. This is the most difficult task.
Determine the age or period of the building.
Check to ensure that the flying star chart is drawn according to the sitting and facing of the building
Check out the layout plan acording to scale.
From the flying star chart determine the sector of your main door to determine the feng shui.
Check the furnishing in the house and record this on the plan.
Take note of the critical areas that require attention.
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Feng Shui concept of the universe.
Sunday, 2 December 2007
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During the ancient period, Chinese people belived their theories about nature based on the dualism of yin and yang. They believed that everything possessed a positive male bright side called the yang, but at the same time had a negative female dark side , known as yin. These aspects are complimentary and integrate with each other, and is believed that harmony can only be acheived with a balance between the two. This is cleary reflected in the Tai-Chi symbol showing the black and white sides of a circle merging into each other. Such a philosophy is fundamental to Chinese culture.
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