We look at how to appreciate a really good feng shui compass, a beautifully crafted authentic Chinese lo p’an An authentic Chinese lo p’an has to be one of the most beautifully crafted tools in…
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Bamboo a blessing from heaven
No other plant has such an auspicious influence on feng shui in the garden as the prolific bamboo – symbolising longevity and good health it is a powerful antidote to sha ch’i. Of all the…
Year of the Ox – 2021 Feng Shui Calendar
How to find your personal best days with the Feng Shui Calendar 2021 Vera Apel (Germany) and Yolanda van Zuijlen (The Netherlands) created a must-have tool for every Chinese Metaphysics professional or enthusiast: a colourful…
The Home Office Create your ideal home work space
As more and more people reject the office and set up working spaces at home, Nadia Raafat looks at how you can organise your home office to get the best out of feng shui No…
International Feng Shui Convention 2019 – Singapore FSML Snaps from the 16th IFSC in November 2019
The 16th annual International Feng Shui Convention (IFSC) was recently held in Singapore. The theme for this year was The Book of Changes - One Tradition, Various Applications FSML was there for this 2 day…
Feng Shui and Lighting Brighten up your Life
Fire is a microcosm of the Sun, and bringing this kind of charge into your home, or your garden, will uplift your environment. Lighting is symbolic of the element of Fire. In Feng Shui Electric…
Feng Shui and Windows Let there be Light
Windows, like doors, invite the nourishing influences of sunlight and air into our space. They connect our private lives to the outside world. iving without natural light, your view of the outside world easily becomes…
Luxurious Lacquerware Ways Great feng shui ideas with that lacquered look
For a touch of opulence and elegant style bring the Orient to your home with beautiful lacquerware ne of the most beautiful but labour-intensive crafts in existence has to be lacquerware. From its origins in…
The Art of Tea Where there’s tea, there’s hope
Now and Zen - tea tales from around the world by Nadia Raafat t can be a cool summer tonic or a winter warming drink. Some would even describe it as an elixir in a…
The Origins Of The Eight Trigrams Feng Shui & The I Ching
According to legend, the Sage and Emperor Fu Hsi discovered the pa kua or Eight Trigrams as markings on the shell of a tortoise. From these he is said to have created the ancient divination…