Fast Feng Shui Blog: May 2005

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May 26, 2005

Using the Feng Shui Command Position

"ONE of the most important feng shui guidelines is to place your bed and desk in what is called the 'Command Position.' In this position, you face the door from the far side of the room but are not directly in front of the door; usually the part of the room diagonally farthest from the entry offers the best Command Position.

"In the Command Position, you are able to benefit from the chi that enters and flows through the space, while being far enough removed from the doorway that you are not exposed to chi that is too strong. A true Command Position also provides a solid wall behind you for support. Using this position puts you in visual command of the space, and allows you to face life directly, both literally and symbolically..."

To learn more about one of the more important topics in feng shui, read Stephanie's article, Using the Command Position, in this issue of the Fast Feng Shui newsletter. Also, enter to win one of the "Make Room for Your Dreams" ebook give-aways for May. Read the newsletter now.

posted by Taraka # 5/26/2005 03:00:00 PM

May 04, 2005

Fresh Air Feng Shui

Do you know that the average person spends 90% of their time indoors where the air may be 5 to 100 times more polluted than outside air? The House of Representatives and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) both say that Indoor Air Pollution is the number one health problem in America! Air quality is important and has a direct impact on the quality of chi in your home. Breathing is basic to life, and improving the quality of the air you breathe in will in itself do much to improve the quality of your health and your life. Air purifiers can dramatically increase the air quality in your home, car, and office, by removing airborne pollutants such as dust, pollen, smoke, allergens, germs, chemicals, and dander. Check out our selection of high-quality air purifiers and ionizers offered by our partners at our Air Purifiers page. Also read our Fast Feng Shui Newsletter's current issue article: Chi and Air that Smells Like Flowers.

posted by Taraka # 5/04/2005 04:09:00 PM

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