You have a long corridor in your house and might be wondering: How does that affect your Feng Shui? A long corridor means that the chi will accelerate and travel at high speed through the corridor. This is undesirable for … Continued
It’s that time of the year again where the school holidays come to an end and a new academic year is about to start. Most of the children look forward to seeing their friends again, but for some students (and … Continued
The Tai Sui is the Feng Shui God of the Year, who takes charge over all the worldly affairs for that particular year. That means, the Tai Sui determines the fortunes of us human beings. With the Tai Sui, history … Continued
Hey students, are you ready for the new academic year? School is about to start (if it hasn’t already) and university is not far behind. Here are my top tips to help you have a great start and success throughout … Continued
I received a couple of queries recently about the best placement for baby’s cot, so I thought I’d update you all with a new blog with Feng Shui tips for baby’s room. Welcoming a new baby into the family is … Continued
Love is in the air and Valentine’s Day is upon us! It is refreshing to see young (and old!) couples in love and although I don’t generally agree with the commercialism around Valentine’s Day and over-priced flowers and set menus, … Continued
Good sleep is essential for good health – mentally and physically – and if you are having trouble sleeping then it might be time to have a good look at your bedroom. There are quite a few Feng Shui tips … Continued
The summer holidays are coming to an end and the new academic year at school or university is about to start. Here are my top tips how you can help your child (or student) to have a great start at … Continued
The dining room is a place for the family to gather, share meals (of course) and spend quality time together. It is a place where stories are shared, conversations take place, discussions are had, and advice is being sought and … Continued
Most of us have been working from home since the start of the Covid pandemic and it looks like working from home (WFH) has become the norm for many. While there are certainly some advantages to WFH, eg no commuting … Continued