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Using Colour in Feng Shui Design

Colour has a prominent role in aesthetic Feng Shui design and a vital influence on how our life feels. Each colour vibrates at its own unique frequency which influences every cell of our body and arouses our senses, although for the most part we take it for granted. Every colour in existence is associated with one of the five Feng Shui elements, each of which are assigned to either one or two compass locations. But that is only the beginning of the story.

5 Ways to Use a Feng Shui Crystal Ball

Feng Shui

If you’ve been interested in feng shui for a while, you’ve probably come across feng shui crystal balls. These are different from natural mineral crystals; a feng shui crystal ball is a faceted glass sphere, usually about the size of a golf ball, with a hole that...

Feng Shui is Universal

Feng Shui

The IFSG is all-inclusive. We always have been. And we always will be. No matter what is happening in the world – and there is a ton happening…the statement above is the founding tenet of the IFSG. It’s how we started more than 2 decades ago and it’s how we will always be.

Sara and Stanley’s Big Adventure – How they brought a community together

Feng Shui

Read a personal story from Carolyn Ann Penn how two stray dogs helped her connect to her new community – and recognize the power of synchronicity, helpful people and connections.

Tips to Maximize Your Virtual Feng Shui Consultation

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As more consultants offer virtual contact + more clients receptive to the idea given that they are working and learning from home more and more – there are added questions about how can this work.

Living More Sane in a Crazy World

Feng Shui, Health and Healing

It’s ok. It’s ok to not be best friends with change. Shifts in our outer world can also bring shifts to our inner mind and psyche (which is also why Feng Shui is so important). We question what we are doing and why. Shifts can take us to places we don’t understand. Often, the things that are the good for us, can be challenging. The awesome thing though is that with each shift, we can get better and better with coping.