The Practical Encyclopedia of Feng ShuiThe ancient Eastern art of Feng Shui can dramatically improve health, happiness, and personal prosperity by maximizing positive energy and harmony in the home, garden, and office. The Practical Encyclopedia of Feng Shui explains the philosophies of Feng Shui and offers its readers practical advice on how to makes changes in surroundings, foster good health, improve relationships, and welcome prosperity into life in general. |
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Contents
FENG SHUI IN THE HOME | 31 |
FENG SHUI IN THE GARDEN | 128 |
THE FENG SHUI OFFICE | 193 |
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