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Feng Shui : The Book of Cures : 150 Simple Solutions for Health and Happiness in Your Home or Office |
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Synopsis
In Feng Shui: The Book of Cures, expert Nancilee Wydra offers 150 easy,
inexpensive solutions for making the home or workplace an uplifting, life-affirming
space. This book details the incredible impact spaces have on people and
then shows how to adjust factors such as lighting, furniture, and objects
for a happier, healthier environment.
Reviews:
The author , May 30, 1998
Here's the do-it-yourself guide to feng shui. With tests for each room in
your house and ways to remedy each problem, this book is for anyone who
wants to bring the benefits of feng shui into their lives.
A reader from Houston, Texas , March
19, 1998 A good way to begin to unravel the mysteries of Feng Shui
For westerners, the ancient eastern art of Feng Shui is not the easiest
concept to grasp. The concept that energy is constantly flowing through
our homes, the idea that our personal spaces affect our emotional and psychological
lives, and the belief that pushing around our furniture can enhance our
sex life or bring us wealth is foreign to us. More and more westerners,
however, are becoming familiar with the principles of Feng Shui, and finding
renewed happiness in their homes by incorporating these principles into
their daily lives. Nancilee Wydra is one of the better authors writing about
Feng Shui specifically for westerners. For purists, her books are probably
too simplistic. However, for the rest of us, she manages to bring the esoteric
nature of Feng Shui to Earth in practical, easy to understand terms. This
book will not make you a Feng Shui master, but it will help you make your
house a more comforting place to be, and could guide you into a lifelong
study of this ancient eastern art.
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