Category: Chi balance
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Feng Shui for Small Multipurpose Spaces
Living and working in the same space is a reality for many students and young creatives. Dorm rooms, studio apartments, and bunk-bed setups with a desk underneath are compact, functional, and sometimes cozy, but they also present a Feng Shui nightmare. Bedrooms are meant to be restful, nurturing, and supportive of sleep, while study or…
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Feng Shui and Reiki for Musicians: Sound, Space, and Energy
For musicians and performers, energy flows not just through instruments, but through the very air of their creative space. The vibration of sound, combined with the energy of the environment, shapes both inspiration and performance. Feng Shui and Reiki can transform a studio, rehearsal room, or performance corner into a sanctuary where creativity, focus, and…
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Feng Shui and Reiki for Visual Artists: Aligning Space, Light, and Creativity
For visual artists and photographers, the canvas or frame is only part of the creative journey. The energy of your studio or workspace can either fuel inspiration or subtly drain it, and that’s where Feng Shui and Reiki come into play. A well-considered space does more than organise tools and equipment; it becomes an energetic…
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Feng Shui and Reiki for Writers: Energising Your Creative Space
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For writers, inspiration is a delicate and temperamental creature that is elusive, fleeting, yet fiercely rewarding when it arrives. Feng Shui and Reiki can act as guides, helping you create a space and ritual that invite clarity, flow, and creative energy. The first step begins with your environment. Choosing a corner or room that feels…
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Turtles in Feng Shui: Guardians of Longevity, or a Divisive Dilemma?
Turtles are perhaps the most divisive creatures in Feng Shui. Revered by some as symbols of longevity, wisdom, and stability, they are treated with caution by others who warn that their energy can be heavy, slow, or even stagnant if not carefully managed. Their very nature of being deliberate, grounded, and enduring, makes them powerful…
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Feng Shui for Fish: Abundance and Flow
There is no denying that fish are graceful swimmers. In Feng Shui, this gracefulness is carried over as living symbols of abundance, prosperity, and the effortless flow of life. The water element they embody represents not just wealth, but movement, adaptability, and the natural cycles that shape our days. Watching fish glide through their tanks…
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Feng Shui for Dogs: Loyal Energy and Tail-Wagging Luck
If we had a Feng Shui for cats, it is only fair that we offer one for dogs as well! Dogs are the living embodiment of loyal energy. In Feng Shui, they are not just adorable companions, they are guardians of chi, protectors of space, and bringers of joyful vibration. Their presence reminds a home…
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Your Cat’s Role in Feng Shui
Cats are the original Feng Shui masters. They lounge in sunny spots, judge your life choices silently, and somehow always land in the “good chi” zones of your home. In fact, according to Feng Shui and various superstitions, a cat is far more than a cute companion. They are living magnets of energy, luck, and…
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Bye-Bye, Bumper: Feng Shui for Old and New Cars
Newsflash! Selling or replacing a car isn’t just a transaction. It’s an energetic breakup. That old sedan has carried you through rush hour, awkward first dates, and maybe one or two questionable life choices? Feng Shui says: honor the ride, release the chi, and make space for your new vehicle to shine, literally and spiritually.…
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From Goodbye to Hello: Feng Shui for Moving to a New House
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Moving is like starring in your own sitcom — part emotional rollercoaster, part extreme sport, and part Feng Shui experiment. You’re packing up a lifetime of memories, wondering why you still own 17 mugs shaped like cats, and secretly hoping your old house will forgive you, or at least not haunt you. Feng Shui teaches…
The Esoteric Frog 