Feng Shui Demystified

Feng shui is the 3,000-year-old Chinese art that looks at how objects affect energy, an important concern when arranging furniture, building a home, or planting a garden. There are several different variations of feng shui, which has led to confusion about its most basic principles. Clear Englebert explains the differences and then discusses how to put feng shui into practice. He addresses concerns about architectural features such as doors and windows, about finding the right place to situate beds and other furniture, and about landscaping. Other topics include removing clutter, creating empowered positions, avoiding "poison arrows," and what to know about clocks, mirrors, glass, air circulation, and the five elements. Straightforward and comprehensive, this guide enables anyone to practice the art of feng shui for a more peaceful and harmonious living environment.

"It seems Clear had both the novice and the seasoned feng shui consultant in mind. Both can easily access the universal tips and rules of feng shui at a glance." -- Karen Rauch Carter, author of Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life

"Clear Englebert's revised edition of his first book Feng Shui Demystified speaks to the expansion of his expertise and experience. he has maintained the book's compelling easy-to-read format yet enhanced it with additional valuable information. Using his humor and common-sense insights, Clear enables the reader to grasp even the most confusing concepts." -- Carole Hyder, author of Conversations with Your Home, Wind and Water, and Living Feng Shui

"Englebert makes feng shui accessible and fun for everyone." -- Susan Levitt, Taoist Feng Shui, Taoist Astrology, and Teen Feng Shui

"Clear and informal." -- Nancilee Wydra, author of Designing Your Happiness, Feng Shui Book of Cures, Feng Shui in the Garden, Feng Shui for Children's Spaces, Feng Shui Goes to the Office

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