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In Day 5 of the Feng Shui Life Make-Over program, I wrote about the woman in my workshop who counted gratitude with a ‘clicker’. The funniest thing just happened! I received an email from a buddy who reported that she ”shared my use of the GratOodle with a group of people at a Feng Shui workshop and one of the… Continue reading
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As I look around my house and see all the benefits of doing the 30 day program, I am filled with a sense of satisfaction. Things are moving forward nicely!
I have to admit the hardest part of my program has been my paper and files. I am still not finished even though I really didn’t have a lot to go through to begin with, but I knew… Continue reading
We have come to the last day of this program. In this 30 day Feng Shui Life Make-Over, we have dreamed. We have made plans, moved things, let things go, and come to realizations.
Together we have celebrated, taken time for joy and nurturing activites. We’ve taken risks and shaken things up. We’ve created sacred space.
Everything we do, we do in the… Continue reading
In my work as a feng shui consultant I am always struck by the individuality and unique expression in the homes I visit. Every home is actually a work of art – regardless of whether it is a simple cottage or a grand estate, how aesthetically beautiful it is or even how austere. Each one is… Continue reading
We need storage spaces in our lives, even places that are ‘I’ll just put this here for now” areas. We need to ‘allow’ ourselves places in our homes that are utilitarian and functional — the place where the pet supplies go, tools and recycling are stored, and the holiday decorations are kept. And they WILL get messy from time to time… Continue reading
The bathroom, regardless of where it is located on the bagua map, is connected with the element of Water. There are at least two connotations for water: one is that water is connected to emotions (which we have already discussed) and the other is a connection to money: to take a bath is to take a financial loss; throwing… Continue reading
Traditionally, the Water Element represents our emotional states. If you think about it, there are so many metaphors in the English language that concern water and the emotions:
This last six days we are connecting with the element of Water.
What is the nature of water?
Water evaporates, condenses, and freezes and yet retains its basic structure. Through the forms water takes, it can be gentle… Continue reading
In feng shui we call the front door, the mouth of chi because all the energy of your home enters there.
The front door is the threshold between the outer public world and your inner private world. All the energy of your home enters through the front door; it is the first thing you, and everyone… Continue reading
Through the metal element we experience feelings of joy, inspiration and insight. Our communication and attitudes are positive, healthy, and fluid. We have a sense of our own worth and of the value of the everyday specialness of life.
Metal Element represents two areas of the bagua map: Creativity and Children and Guidance (Helpful People and Travel)… Continue reading
Deborah Redfern is an author, Feng Shui Teacher and Practitioner. She has been offering Feng Shui and Space Clearing since 2001 and teaching Feng Shui since 2004. She lives British Columbia, Canada.
Deborah enjoys empowering people by sharing her knowledge and 'getting the word out' in different kinds of media. She is known for creativity and embracing technology.
Deborah is available to assist you with arranging your home or business, or as a speaker for your next conference.
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