Feng Shui for Real Estate A Gu

Whether you’re buying or selling, feng shui can help!

The home (or workplace) you select can influence what happens in your life. Feng Shui for Real Estate offers buyers tips on choosing the right property—as well as fixing a problematic one—advises sellers on making a quick sale, and guides agents on using feng shui techniques to build new business.

Strong houses—symbolically powerful as well as physically sturdy—empower you immeasurably. Ideally, a home should support everyday life, making it easy to be organized and comfortable.

In Feng Shui for Real Estate, author Clear Englebert helps you deploy feng shui's language of symbols to reach your goals quickly without spinning your wheels. Feng shui is the Chinese art of placement—where a building is placed within the landscape and how objects are placed within the building. Feng shui instructs us how to maximize the flow of prosperity, harmony, and health. Its roots go back six thousand years, but the general principles can be applied to modern situations.

“If you’re looking for the perfect ‘I don’t want to take the time to study feng shui, but don’t want to buy the wrong house either’ book, or the perfect ‘What can I do to sell my house to make the most out of it for me and the buyer,’ your search is over. This is the book.” —Karen Rauch Carter, Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life and Make a Shift, Change Your Life

“Practical assistance for both buyer and seller, Feng Shui for Real Estate reveals the subtle influences that impact choosing to purchase a home.” —Sharon Stasney, Chic Living with Feng Shui, Feng Shui Chic, Feng Shui Your Work Spaces and Feng Shui Your Kitchen

Nationally acclaimed feng shui teacher and consultant Clear Englebert is also the author of the bestselling books Feng Shui Demystified, Bedroom Feng Shui, Feng Shui for Hawai‘i, Feng Shui for Hawai‘i Gardens and Feng Shui for Love and Money.

Clear Englebert is in his third decade as a feng shui consultant for the owners and tenants of thousands of homes, businesses, offices, and public buildings. He has witnessed transformations in the lives of his clients through the application of feng shui principles. Clear views feng shui as an interpretative language of visual symbols, avoiding superstition and consumerism in his practice.In 2000, his first book, Feng Shui Demystified, was published by The Crossing Press of California, followed by Bedroom Feng Shui the next year. In 2008, his first Hawai'i book, Feng Shui for Hawai'i, was published by Watermark Publishing of Honolulu; the companion volume, Feng Shui for Hawai'i Gardens followed in 2012. In 2013, Clear self-published Feng Shui for Retail Stores, drawing on his five decades of retail experience, primarily in bookstores. In 2015, Watermark published Feng Shui for Love and Money, focused on the two main reasons why people first explore feng shui. Clear's books have been translated into four languages including Spanish, Japanese, German, and Portuguese.