Have you ever walked into a room with the feeling you were being drawn in and felt very comfortable, or sat in an unfamiliar office and felt totally at ease? Or maybe you've had the opposite experience of feeling uneasy at someone's house and couldn't explain why. What appears to be a mystery, can be explained through the science of Feng Shui (pronounced Fung Shway), the ancient Chinese study of the relationship between humanity and the nature of the Earth. It is described as "an art at the very pinnacle of the social, cultural, and scientific achievements of Chinese civilization. Yet at the same time, it deals with the common experience of all humanity as we learn how best to live on this earth-our common home in space." There are various methods applied in Feng Shui, but the basic principles and theories have endured over 3,000 years in the Far East and are now finding an increasing popularity in the rest of the world. Though there are many facets to the art of Feng Shui, it's main purpose is to create harmonious surroundings which bring happiness, prosperity and good health to all.

The words Feng Shui literally mean wind/water and refer to the dynamic shaping of these elements upon our landscape.

The Chinese believe that there is a life-giving energy (Ch'i) that flows through our bodies and surrounds us. We've heard it explained in many ways in the Western World. It was the great magnetic...Force... in the Star Wars Trilogy. We see it in radio sound waves and static electricity, etc. People from all walks of life contemplate the wonders of this powerful hidden and mysterious force. At the heart of Feng Shui is the desire to acknowledge the power of the natural world and to live in harmony with it and be aware of its constant changes, such that you can adjust to improve the quality of your life.

Yin/Yang, the five elements (Water, Wood, Fire, Earth and Metal with their three cycles productive, dominant & reductive), the compass directions, the Solar System and the Earth. Feng Shui is based on a set of theories and calculations derived from the I -Ching. This includes an understanding and application of the principles involved, taking into account the relationship between our environment and the earths' magnetic force field.

"A Feng Shui practitioner using a Lo-Pan (compass) determines the energy characteristics of a building and its resultant effects on the occupants. Calculations are done according to the basic principles, then remedies are prescribed where necessary to balance the energy for positive effect." Advice will be given on the placement of furniture, lighting, colors and other elements. For a new homebuilder, a Feng Shui consultant can offer advice as to the best location and the best direction for their home to face. Also, recommendations can be given on which directions are best for sleeping, working & optimizing energy and creativity. Businesses can promote prosperity with advice learned from a Feng Shui practitioner.

Homeowners, Contractors, Realtors, Interior Decorators, Office Managers, Architects, Small Businesses, Corporations, Restaurants, Home Office Entrepreneurs, and many more...virtually everyone!

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Read some of the wonderful books recommended below, which are all available from our White Tiger Gifts selection.

• The Principles of Feng Shui by Master Larry Sang
• Feng Shui Handbook by Master Lam Kam Chuen
• The Complete Illustrated Guide to Feng Shui by Lillian Too
• The Chinese Way to Health, Wealth & Happiness by Man-Ho Kwok
• The Western Guide to Feng Shui by Terah Kathryn Collins
• How to Achieve the Most Harmonious Arrangement of Your Home and Office by Angel Thompson
• The Ancient Wisdom of Harmonious Living for Modern Times by Eva Wong
• The I-Ching by Wilhelm/Baynes
• Feng Shui for Today by Kwan Lau
• Feng Shui Handbook by Derek Walters
• The Way of Feng Shui by Philippa Waring
  ... and many more marvelous books available (please check back often!)

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