curb appeal: Are You Blocking Your own CHI? Shame on you....by Feng Shui Long Island & Manhattan
- 06/16/08 03:32 PM
As a Feng Shui Consultant on Long Island and New York City, there are many things we have to work around. And some things we need to tell clients we just hope they will believe us and make the changes, although they may be a little more difficult then the usual ones we can choose. A huge principle of Feng Shui is "To Let the Outdoors IN." We need to allow the New Energy to enter and create a balance of the Yin/Yang forces. The first thing I myself do every morning is to open up my blinds and curtains. I want the … (48 comments)
curb appeal: What's in YOUR Yard? Have your Checked your Feng Shui Lately? Feng Shui in Huntington, Long Island
- 06/30/07 08:20 AM
It's interesting to me that when client's think about the Feng Shui in their "Space," too often they forget about the outside and it's relationship to the things that are going on in their lives. They immediately think about furniture placement, perhaps colors and other things indoors they may have heard or read about but rarely access their yards. I was reminded of this during a recent Feng Shui Consultation in Huntington, Long Island, New York. A quick word about Huntington in Long Island. It's a wonderful little town that is considered both quaint and progressive at the same time. It is home … (7 comments)
curb appeal: Home Staging with Feng Shui and Style
- 10/26/06 12:16 PM
Hi! I have found that many Feng Shui Principles are used in Home Staging and things Feng Shui Consultants have been doing for years with the "buzz" words of Home Staging, Home Redesign and Curb Appeal. One example is Home Stagers will open the blinds for a light and airy feeling. We see it as letting the "outside energy" in. Or clearing a path to the front door and making sure the door is well groomed. In Feng Shui, the front door is the "Mouth of Chi" and the pathway to it and the entranceway are always addressed. We re-arrange the furniture … (5 comments)
As a Feng Shui Consultant on Long Island and New York City, there are many things we have to work around. And some things we need to tell clients we just hope they will believe us and make the changes, although they may be a little more difficult then the usual ones we can choose.
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