Feng Shui is about the balance, harmony and attracting specific energies to create positive results. This method of attracting specific energies has been around for what is believed to go as far back as 3500 years. The Chinese believe that first comes destiny, secondly luck, then Feng Shui. So, if first comes destiny then we would be wise to use Feng Shui to help change our luck. When we make changes in our lives, it also changes the Karma that follows.
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Monday January 26th 2009, 3:34 pm
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We begin a new year according to the Chinese Calendar on February 4th 2009! At Blue Avalon we love the start of the new year - a great opportunity to start fresh and make this year the best year of your life!
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Monday January 26th 2009, 3:33 pm
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Authentic Feng Shui balances both visible and invisible energies. This is a critical difference from hobbyist or “do it yourself” Feng Shui that concentrates on changing what is visible about your environment - the arrangement of furniture, for example. In contrast, a professional practitioner of authentic Feng Shui also manages the powerful unseen energies in an environment and this is how it is possible to bring about almost miraculous results.
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Monday January 26th 2009, 3:32 pm
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The Southeast governs Wealth and Prosperity. It is important that this area is adequately activated if you are looking to achieve monetary gain. Also remember to activate the other sectors in your home that have any relationship to money. Think about it… if you are in a dead end, low paying job… this directly effects your Wealth, right? So by activating these other areas, perhaps things will change. These areas include: Career (North), Education (NE), Mentors (NW) and even Recognition and Fame (South). If you wish, you can also get a “double dip” by making sure the Personal Development and Success areas based on your personal KUA number is covered as well.
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Wednesday January 07th 2009, 11:02 am
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The feng shui bagua map is an octagonal shaped map which allows you to evaluate in feng shui terms any living or working space. The feng shui bagua is a very important feng shui tool and indispensable when we wish to harmonize a place and the elements in it.
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Wednesday January 07th 2009, 11:01 am
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The basic belief behind Feng Shui is that there are five elements, some combinations of which create a productive cycle, and some a destructive cycle. When one of these five elements – water, wood, fire, earth, and metal, respectively for the productive cycle – are combined with an element adjacent to the main element, a productive cycle is perpetuated. The reason being that water sustains wood, wood feeds fire, ashes create earth, earth creates metal, and metal holds water. So if you have a room where wood is the main element, it would be good Feng Shui to add a water or fire element to the room, as water feeds wood and wood feeds fire. This is where candles would be a nice touch of good Feng Shui.
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Wednesday January 07th 2009, 11:00 am
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In hard economic times, you need every advantage to advance in your career. But did you know that something as simple as the location of your desk and the placement of your office within the building could send you on the fast track to greater success and more money?
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Wednesday January 07th 2009, 10:59 am
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