Sometimes feng shui can seem very complicated – laying the bagua, checking the balance of all the elements, identifying problem areas in your home or office and figuring out how to enhance the energy in them. But there is an easier way to get started. Take a small feng shui step toward clearing your energy to allow new opportunities to flow into your life. How? By cleaning out your desk drawer.
Continue readingGiving Back: after photos @ the Unity Church of Denver
It’s always so rewarding to enter a space where I’ve done a consultation and the client has really embraced the changes and created new energy for their space. Here are the after photos of my consultation @ the Unity Church of Denver’s new Fellowship room.
Continue readingHow to Use Color as a Feng Shui Tool
What inspires you today? For me– it’s color. I just returned from the Denver Design Center – a world class resource in the Metro Denver area for all things design – where they hosted a color palette workshop for design professionals. The hosts today were from Benjamin Moore Paint Company and they gave us a general overview of how colors are chosen for their paint palettes and how – as a consumer and/or designer – you can select colors for your home or office.
Continue readingGiving Back: Feng Shui @ the Unity Church of Denver
Giving Back: Complimentary Feng Shui Analysis for August 2009. Jackie Bullen, Co-Director of Children’s Education at Unity Denver nominated the church’s fellowship room for a complimentary Feng Shui analysis as the church had recently renovated and enlarged the space. I met with Minister Nat Carter to discuss what he envisioned for the new space.
Continue readingFeng Shui Across the Miles
Feng Shui Across the Miles. There are challenges to doing a Feng Shui consultation from afar, but there are also opportunities, as I recently found out advising a client about her home office in St. Louis, MO. The biggest challenge for me as a practitioner doing a long distance consultation is context. In my practice I rely on observation and intuition to pick up energy in the space. This is something we all do
Continue readingPart 3: How Feng Shui can help you sell your empty home for sale
Part 3: Inviting ch’i, the vital force that inhabits all spaces, is crucial to helping you sell an empty home for sale. Helping ch’i to move through and energize empty spaces will help the home to feel lived in and welcoming. There is a saying in Feng Shui: energy goes where the eye goes. If you can imagine an empty home, you’ll guess there’s little ch’i there –
Continue readingPart 2: Are You Really Ready to Sell Your Home?
Part 2: You have walked through the first part of your Feng Shui Analysis to help you sell your home and you’ve been left with a tough assignment: to emotionally say good-bye to your house. If you’ve taken this step, however, your job of de-personalizing the house and staging it for the next owners will be much easier.
Continue readingAre you really ready to sell? A Real Estate Feng Shui analysis might help. Part 1
You’ve been thinking about putting your house on the market to see what will happen. You’re not sure if you really want to sell right now because of the market, but you want to know what it could sell for. You talk to a real estate agent who is an expert at pricing, comparing your home to the competition
Continue readingRestful/Zestful
Being a joy seeker my whole life, I have become quite good at finding humor lurking in unsuspecting places. One of those places for me is a website entitled . . . (are you ready?) … www.despair.com. The wild and crazy guys and gals at this site have created a smorgasbord of hilarious posters,
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