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What Is Feng Shui?
Feng Shui Philosophy
How Feng Shui Works
Feng Shui Elements
Feng Shui Items
Feng Shui Colors
When to Use Feng Shui
Feng Shui Tips in Buying a House
Feng Shui Tips in Renovating & Building Houses
Feng Shui in Home Decoration
Getting Results With Feng Shui
Feng Shui Schools
Feng Shui Classic & Form Schools
Black Sect Tantric Buddhism Feng Shui School
Which Feng Shui School to Follow
Feng Shui Ba-Gua
Feng shui literally means 'wind and water' and is used to find harmony with nature. Learn what feng shui i… More
Using the calming presence of water with plants adds natural energy flow to your rooms. Learn how to use w… More
The five elements used in feng shui are wood, fire, earth, metal and water. Learn about the five elements … More
By combining different Feng Shui elements, improve the energy flow in your home. Learn some examples of us… More
Learn from our spiritual expert how to use water for your health and wealth in feng shui in this free deco… More
Garden fountain additions can add a unique element to any outdoor space. Fountains may simply serve as d&#… More
Feng shui is the ancient Chinese art of designing a room to bring auspicious and positive energies into th… More
Learn how you can use certain scents and smells to help promote harmony in your home in this free decorati… More
After you have identified your personal elements, you can incorporate them into your office to increase pr… More
Watch and learn from our spiritual expert the importance of using crystals in this free decorating video o… More
Results of feng shui can vary from curing fatigue to increasing creativity. Learn about the ailments that … More
In feng shui, some of the items used are candles, mirrors, crystals and wind chimes. Use feng shui items a… More
Learn about the importance of orienting furniture to face the door from our expert in this free decorating… More
Creating an inspirational alter in your office will increase your productivity, energy, and mood. Learn ti… More
Prosperity allows you the financial freedom to attain your goals and live your dreams. Feng shui practitio… More
Summary: Feng shui literally means 'wind and water' and is used to find harmony with nature. Learn what feng shui is with information from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui and home decoration.
Miriam Tsao was born and raised in China where the Classic and Forms schools of Feng Shui originated and are continually practiced. For the past 40 years, Tsao has studied Feng Shui...read more
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice of arranging objects within a space to achieve a sense of harmony with the environment. It combines philosophical, psychological, geographic, mathematical, astrological and aesthetic principles and concepts to enhance energy flow within an architectural space. The practice of feng shui relates to the physical space as well as those who inhabit it. In this free video series, a certified feng shui consultant discusses the basics of feng shui, including what feng shui is, how it works and the five elements that work together in feng shui. Additionally, tips are provided on when to use feng shui, the use of colors in feng shui and how to apply this Chinese philosophy when buying or renovating a house. Before decorating a home or jumping into interior design, take the time to learn the basics of feng shui.
"What is feng shui? Literally means wind and water. Here is the Chinese character for wind and water, wind, water. That means what we are doing is everything to do with nature. Whatever its there, we use it, we try to harmonize with it, so make our life much more happy, in harmony with whoever around you, or the work around you too. Well, a lot of people like to learn a lot of feng shui, but it's kind of the you know it already; it's just depends on what you want to do with it."
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