What is (The*) Dao? Tao or Dao translates literally as ‘way’ or ‘path’ and more loosely as the natural way of the universe. The most recognised text is the Dao de Jing which is a thin book said to be written by the sage LaoZi around 600 BC that contains 81 brief verses. Dao depicts the …
Feng Shui garden – everything item has its place and its purpose to activate desirable energies for health, wealth and relationship wellbeing.
Master Boon’s Feng Shui clients that are in the know engages her expertise in garden design for positive benefits in their health, wealth and relationships.
REVIEW: OK, let’s get this bit over with – if I had a budget of more than $1 million, this is not the house I would build. And, I think it’s pretty safe to say it is not the house Grand Designs NZ presenter and architect Chris Moller would build either. But who’s to say …
Grand Designs NZ: Is a feng shui house too much of a compromise? Read More »
Starwood Hotel Group’s Stardom Magazine (China) – November – December 2008 FULL ARTICLE
The Edge, Haven – December 2005 -January 2006 issue We have now welcomed the year of Bing-xu or the Fire Dog. It can be an unpredictable year, but if you know how to apply feng shui … READ THE FULL ARTICLE
APPENDIX TO FENG SHUI AND COLOURSApril – May 2006 issue, The Edge, Haven The theory of colours in Feng Shui is derived from one of the major principles of the classics, the Five Element Transformation, known as Wu Xing.The Five Element TransformationThe Five Elements Transformation is about the interaction of each element with the othervia …
Significance of colours in feng shui COLOURS HAVE AN important effect on our behaviour and our emotions. There are various disciplines that describe theimpact of colours on our lives and their use in evoking particular feelings and outcomes. But like so many “alternative”subject matters, some have their basis in deep, albeit empirical, knowledge, while others …
The Edge, Haven – June – July 2006 issue This principle tells you the correct placement of feng shui ornaments. OUR HOMES ARE fi lled with numerous ornaments for functional and aesthetic reasons. The latter is purely decorative, placed in a particular spot to fi ll the space or to accentuate a certain aspect of …
Feng Shui and Item Placement – Know your Wu Xing Read More »
The Edge, Haven – August – September 2006 issue The landscape of your environment can affect your life. FENG SHUI IS all about a person’s ‘Earth’ luck and the study of how the environment affects us. However, popular feng shui so often talks about the arrangement of furniture and feng shui ornaments in the home …
