Question: I am confused regarding dried flowers/cut branches. I have several wreaths and branches. Should I remove all of them from my home? Is there any place in the home these are OK? Answer: First of all, now that the holidays are here, I’d like to say that if you have some dried arrangement temporarily (let’s say a month or less) adorning your table or front porch, I don’t think the chi boogie man is going to come out and get you over it. If you like the look of a temporary arrangement like that and your energies (AKA …Read More
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Feng Shui Numbers – Q and A
QUESTION: Why are the numbers associated with your book different than the numbers associated with the guas of other books? ANSWER: Because I am using the number itself as a cure. I am using the number’s vibrational quality (most commonly found in numerology) and assigning it to the gua that is most closely associated with its particular vibration. You can use this number much the same as you would a symbol of that gua. For example, the relationship gua can be enhanced with matching pairs of objects, right? So the number two – as in a pair or a couple- …Read More
A Most Powerful Feng Shui Cure – “Other” – Feng Shui Q and A
QUESTION: On page 31 of chapter 1 in your book, it talks of “Other” being the most powerful. I do not know specifically what other (s) this refers to. Can you make clear? ANSWER: When I speak of the cure “Other,” I am talking about a cure that works very quickly and very specifically for you. This cure can change your vibration in an instant, and possibly not do a thing for someone else. Let me give you a couple of examples: I consulted with a gal who was a writer for several magazines. She procrastinated until the very last …Read More
What is “the Reductive Cycle” in Feng Shui?
What is the reductive cycle? I read up on it in another book but didn’t quite get it. The reductive cycle is a cycle that got edited out of my book Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life (those darned editors!) It is the cycle where you can “reduce” an element without totally destroying it. (Now, this upcoming is an answer meant for someone who pretty much knows the other two cycles – so if you don’t, you might want to pick up a copy of my book first!) Let’s say, for example that you have a totally white room with …Read More