The Kitchen Altar: An Old Tradition for Your Busy Modern Life

March 15, 2012

In Chinese folk religions, one of the roots of Feng Shui, the most important domestic god is the Kitchen God, Zao Jun.  It is believed at special times of the year he goes to heaven and reports to the Jade Emperor (chief deity) on the activities of the family. Based on what Zao Jun says [...]

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5 Ways to Balance and Support Your Energy: Five Element Feng Shui

February 15, 2012

I have a client who was having difficulty sleeping and felt depleted. Her attractive bedroom had green walls, finely crafted wood furniture and a deep red comforter on her bed. My client is a Wood element person. While her bedroom was beautiful and correct in a design or aesthetic sense, it was working against her [...]

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Chinese New Year Feng Shui: Use Modern Psychology for More Successful Resolutions

January 11, 2012

Gung Hoi Fat Choi Chinese New Year is January 23rd this year. 2012 is the Year of the Dragon; a year of changes. If your resolutions of January 1st are feeling shaky, you can use Chinese Lunar New Year to re-energize your intentions for the new year. Resolutions and intentions are very similar. Intentions multiply [...]

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