The Western Guide to Feng-shui: Room by RoomFilled with photographs, stories, and many practical Feng Shui "tricks of the trade," this book is packed with ideas and tools that you can easily apply to your life to increase your prosperity and improve your health, creativity, and overall happiness. Terah covers every room in great detail--including your living room, dining room, bedrooms and bathrooms, home office, kitchen, family room, and storage areas. She also explores the attitudinal and spiritual work--the inner Feng Shui--that complements and strengthens your outer Feng Shui enhancements. Includes a 16-page insert of color photos to emphasize the author's points. |
Contents
Form and Compassthe Two Basic Schools of Feng Shui | 3 |
Feng Shui Principles and Guidelines to Live By | 9 |
The Bagua Map Calling All Blessings | 23 |
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