May 12, 2009
From 25 A.D. during the East Han Dynasty, the first written evidence about Feng Shui has been uncovered. Moreover, it is widely held that Feng Shui theory is primarily based on Yin/Yang theory – ‘Everything needs to be balanced or leveled.’ With Yin/Yang theory known to be be at its height of popularity during the period of 770 B.C. to 475 B.C., we can conclude that Feng Shui roots are from this same period.
Feng Shui is in use throughout the Western world
Feng Shui masters were highly regarded professionals by the emperors: kept a secret to the commoners in order to strengthen the emperor’s power and their thrones. The public at this time was not aware about the existence of Feng Shui. Feng Shui professionals were highly regarded and very well awarded; though lived a life of humility and lifetime devotion. Strict criteria were applied to those who chose to be an apprentice. Also, they and their families were severally punished or even killed if they tried to steal this guarded secret. For many Feng Shui masters it was a family profession – passed throughout generations within their families. Most of the teachings were done verbally – or manifested in the form of poems students had to learn.
During the Yellow Bandits Rebellion in 907 B.C. an astronomer and the emperor’s meteorologist, fled the Imperial Palace. Hiding out in the mountains in the northwest region of Chiang Sze Province he especially helped the poor with his collections on Feng Shui he took from the Palace. He renamed himself as Save The Poor and is remembered for making the commoners aware of this long kept secret of Feng Shui.
Today, many have heard folklore on how Feng Shui has managed to save lives and bring prosperity. However, this folklore has also created an atmosphere for “feng shui remedies” such as crystals, red front doors, and others that have no foundation in the science of Feng Shui. Good as they might sound, their origin seems to be bonded to Chinese culture – not in the mechanics of qi (energy) flow. They seem to be exotic and interesting to Western cultures – however have no or little effect on the energy flow within a building, and can be regarded as placebo.
The true art and application of Feng Shui is a scholarly study and is unimpeded by superstition. In the United States in the early 1990′s, the University of Southern California and Northrop University jointly sponsored courses in Feng Shui. Others have joined, and this recognition of the true art and practice of Feng Shui is important to its legitimate use in Western culture. For more information: www.fengshuiatwork.com
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April 21, 2009
Feng Shui is not a question of wealth. Whether you live in a mansion filled with antiques and interior-designer furniture, or a home filled with your treasures and collectibles, we all have one thing in common. The energy patterns of each home need to be defined, and if necessary, cured to suit the individual(s) living in it.
Feng Shui has influenced the design of some of the most important buildings in the world.
It is important to calculate each family member’s personal Trigram, which is determined by the birth date and gender. The house’s Trigram then has to be established based on the construction cycle it was built in, its surrounding environment.
The goal is to achieve a state of harmony between the house and its inhabitants that leads to good fortune and health, helpful friendships, peace and family harmony. At the same time, we want to decrease the chances for unfortunate occurrences such as robberies, arguments, accidents, and so on.
There are many questions that need to be answered to find ourselves more comfortable at our homes. Why do I sleep better when facing a certain direction? Why do I feel more comfortable in the next bed room? A bedroom is especially important to one’s well being -we all spend about one third of our lifetime in this room.
There are other questions that are very important. Is my child supported by his or her room? Is it a good environment for studying and a good upbringing? How about the kitchen? The kitchen is where you prepare one of life’s necessities: FOOD. Food for the less fortunate stands for survival – for the more fortunate means health, energy and growth. The orientation of the oven is quite significant. Also, one must have the kitchen in an appropriate part of the house in order to avoid bad finances and health problems.
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April 17, 2009
NEW! available!
Feng Shui At Work is the # 1 provider of Feng Shui Consultations. Finally, with new satellite technology available, as of April 2009 we can offer our clients personal Feng Shui Audits through the internet and are able to determine the exact Sitting and Facing Directions of your building. This allows us to offer complete Feng Shui Audits at reduced cost to you.
Simply fill out the questionnaire below and pay through our secured PayPal account.
As we try to send your Feng Shui Audit as quick as possible, please allow up to 7 business days due to high demand. Your Audit is done and written on an individual basis. Feng Shui Audits are available in English and Spanish. The Feng Shui Audit is about 17 pages and show you step by step how to apply it to your space. Be your own Feng Shui Master. You know your floor plan best – learn step by step how to apply Feng Shui Recommendations to increase Wealth and Prosperity, Happiness and Harmony.
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- You will receive a complete report which includes:AN INTRODUCTION TO YOUR PERSONAL FENG SHUI AUDIT.
YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO APPLY THE 8 MAGNETIC CHI FIELDS AND THEIR MEANING.
FIND OUT HOW GOOD YOUR HOUSE IS FOR MONEY AND PEOPLE AND HOW TO APPLY CURES IF NEEDED.
EVERY HOUSES LOCKS FOR MONEY AND PEOPLE EVERY 7 YEARS – LEARN HOW TO KEEP YOUR HOUSE UNLOCKED.
UNDERSTAND THE INTERACTION BETWEEN THE ELEMENTS (WATER, WOOD, FIRE, EARTH AND METAL) WITHIN EACH ONE OF THE 8 MAGNETIC CHI FIELDS.
LEARN HOW COLOR AND MATERIAL CAN ENHANCE YOUR LIFE.
SITUATE YOURSELF INTO YOUR SPACE.
UNDERSTAND YOUR ENVIRONMENT – IT IS ALL ABOUT YIN AND YANG – IT IS LIKE MAKING THE ORANGE A LITTLE JUCIER!
A visit of a Feng Shui Auditor can cost anywhere between $800.00 to $2,000.00 for the average home. Order now, and for a low introductory rate of ONLY $150.00 you can receive the same results via the internet. ORDER NOW!
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