Feng Shui for Beginners: Successful Living by DesignWhen you live in harmony with the universe, good things naturally flow your way. Feng Shui for Beginners offers simple techniques for attracting the powerful energy known as ch'i into your home and workplace. By simply rearranging your furniture, hanging wind chimes outside your door, or placing a vase filled with flowers in your bedroom, you can improve your life in a variety of ways: create a more peaceful home, enhance your creativity, even find true love. You'll learn how to use feng shui to get rid of shars in your environment--straight lines and sharp angles that produce bad luck. And you can even predict the future with the "Flying Star" technique.
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What Is Feng Shut? | 1 |
The form School | 21 |
The Compass School | 45 |
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