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Feng Shui; the art of staging your home for daily living!
w/ staging expert Laura Lhotsky of LiveinLittleITALY.com
Thursday September 30th at 6:30pm
Cost:$35.99
As Asian culture becomes more popular in the United States, the ancient Chinese
method of creating a harmonious environment, feng shui, is also gaining ground.
Pronounced "fung shway," feng shui literally means "wind and water." Its roots are
5,000 years old.
Feng shui seeks to promote prosperity, good health, and general well being by
examining how energy, qi, pronounced "chee," flows through a particular room, house,
building, or garden.
Feng shui considers yin, feminine and passive energy, and yang, which is masculine
and hot. It also looks at the five elements - water, fire, wood, metal, and earth, and the
external environment.
The points on the compass, with eight separate directions - north, northeast, east,
southeast, south, southwest, west, and northwest - are also important.
A feng shui expert, known as a geomancer, will consult an individual's Chinese
horoscope to figure out what is best for that person and use complicated mathematical
calculations from the ancient I Ching, (Book of Changes), to determine what aspects of
the house are out balance.
Flexible Applications
Feng shui can be used to decide the location, construction, and architectural features of
buildings, the placement and style of furniture, colors and decorating schemes, and the
location of plantings, paths, and other outside features. By creating a more pleasing
atmosphere, feng shui has been credited with improving family communication,
restoring employee cooperation, and increasing a store's sales.
The principles can be applied to any style of building or decorating, not just to Chinese
or Asian modes.
For your Feng Shui tip of the week, log onto: www.LiveinLittleITALY.com
w/ staging expert Laura Lhotsky of LiveinLittleITALY.com
Thursday September 30th at 6:30pm
Cost:$35.99
As Asian culture becomes more popular in the United States, the ancient Chinese
method of creating a harmonious environment, feng shui, is also gaining ground.
Pronounced "fung shway," feng shui literally means "wind and water." Its roots are
5,000 years old.
Feng shui seeks to promote prosperity, good health, and general well being by
examining how energy, qi, pronounced "chee," flows through a particular room, house,
building, or garden.
Feng shui considers yin, feminine and passive energy, and yang, which is masculine
and hot. It also looks at the five elements - water, fire, wood, metal, and earth, and the
external environment.
The points on the compass, with eight separate directions - north, northeast, east,
southeast, south, southwest, west, and northwest - are also important.
A feng shui expert, known as a geomancer, will consult an individual's Chinese
horoscope to figure out what is best for that person and use complicated mathematical
calculations from the ancient I Ching, (Book of Changes), to determine what aspects of
the house are out balance.
Flexible Applications
Feng shui can be used to decide the location, construction, and architectural features of
buildings, the placement and style of furniture, colors and decorating schemes, and the
location of plantings, paths, and other outside features. By creating a more pleasing
atmosphere, feng shui has been credited with improving family communication,
restoring employee cooperation, and increasing a store's sales.
The principles can be applied to any style of building or decorating, not just to Chinese
or Asian modes.
For your Feng Shui tip of the week, log onto: www.LiveinLittleITALY.com
