Gina Lazenby, Chair of The Feng Shui Society Your Hibernation Reminder for January - tis the season to be slow When you are in the business of giving people advice … you have to listen to what advice you are saying to others and make sure that when appropriate … you...

Every home that I have ever visited as a Feng Shui Consultant has had some form of art within its walls. I refer to art across a broad context. Whatever the reason it is now on display within this personal home space.

According to Feng Shui, the Chi circulating in the earth spirally. In these places, people are happy and live in harmony.
SHA Chi is harmful energy. SHA Chi derives from negative surroundings both above and below ground and, depending upon its origin, can cause various harmful effects.

Richard Ashworth’s studied feng shui in Wuhan and it taught him many things. His studies took place in the Wood Rooster year of 2005, by the way. That was his first visit to the Zhongguo, the Middle Kingdom, that is the centre of the world.

When we speak about Feng Shui and the built environment, there often appear two divergent views. Both are misleading and we will not dwell on them. Instead, we will ask ourselves: what can Feng Shui do for the modern built environment?

An article from the Feng Shui Master Kristina Neuhauser, looking into the Chinese Lunar Calendar for Spring months.

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson recently announced his engagement to partner Carrie Symonds and the happy news that they are expecting a child. Johnson is clearly enjoying a very favourable period of his life and looking at his Four Pillars chart, this seems to be the case.

An interview with Edel Cleary. Based in Dublin in Ireland, Edel has been working as an interior designer and feng shui practitioner since 1997.

“Never go against the flow” is a natural movement in almost every phenomenon of nature. To inspire the smooth flow of our movement in 2020 I offer this article and I invite you once more to know or recognize this powerful tool of self-awareness that is the 9 Star Ki and to wake up to the pace that the new year brings to each of us according to the hidden symmetry of our birth date.

An interview with Jan Cisek (MSc, FSSA), a leading international feng shui consultant and expert, trainer, mentor, feng shui researcher and writer with 35+ years experience in feng shui.

Over the last three years, following fifteen years plus of study into the origins and practices of Feng Shui, I concluded that scientific proof must exist that chi, natural energy patterns existed. So I went in search of confirmation.

Twenty-odd years ago, as I was starting to read up on Feng Shui, which ten years later would become my occupation, and after many vocational courses, one of the most pressing issues I felt was a lack of understanding of some subjects that seemed contradictory. Indeed they did not contradict, rather complemented each other and today I can claim they have varying degrees of importance and vary according to the circumstances.

Chinese Astrology has become very popular and it can be fun to look at yourself and your friends as dashing Dragons or sensual Snakes, but these popular animals represent many more aspects of Chinese philosophy than most people realise.

There are various place to sit within a room that put us in more powerful positions. Where we sit can influence our relationship with the room and how we feel there. Our position within the room and our relationship to the windows and doors are important in determining how we feel. In addition where we sit relative to each other influences how we interact.

It is only December, but time to start thinking about how to adjust the Feng Shui of your house for 2020. This article is divided into two sections. The first contains practical, easy to apply advice for everyone. The second part is for the practitioners, Feng Shui students or enthusiasts.

Knowledge of the mysterious underground energies and the ability to dowse their precise location is as integral to the Chinese Feng Shui tradition as it is to other geomantic traditions of the world.

Knowledge of the mysterious underground energies and the ability to dowse their precise location is as integral to the Chinese Feng Shui tradition as it is to other geomantic traditions of the world.

The Far Eastern way of thinking is in many ways opposite from the western way of thinking. In the west, we consider the ‘part’ first. The philosophy of the Far East instead, considers the macro aspects. When you consider the whole first, you develop an understanding that everything is connected.

Before we go back into time, 2500 years ago, let us point out that Western civilization is based on the ancient Greek culture. Let me guide you on a journey into the past and discover the achievements of a most fascinating era.

When looking at a piece of artwork, have you ever stopped to think about what mood the artist was in when they painted it?

My spiritual elder brother often says “to be or not to be”. But who am I? Is there a predetermined destiny set in the stars of the BaZi? Or is a free choice involved?

Traditional Feng Shui that has been practiced for more than one thousand years in China can be classified broadly in two main types: Yin Feng Shui or Yin Zhai and Yang Feng Shui or Yang Zhai.

At the last Feng Shui Society consultants meeting we explored the ingredients for the ideal feng shui home and garden.

Within Feng Shui the front door is an important consideration as it is known as the Mouth or Gate of Chii where the main flow of energy is encouraged to enter bringing with it new possibilities and new opportunities.

The story of Zhuang Tze and the butterfly. The universe is always talking to us if we will only pay attention; every whisper, every headline, every half-heard snatch of song. To pay attention is to be in something like a dream in broad daylight.

The Dragon is said to live in the earth as a fish lives in water. In point of fact the term Dragon is used a thousand ways in Chinese tradition. What all of these applications have in common is sheer power; by most accounts the Dragon is the most forceful of the Zodiac beasts.