Category: Home & Garden Publisher: Pacific Heritage Books
ISBN-10: 1928753019
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 160
Copyright: Dec 3 2000
Alphabetical, user-friendly indispensable-Place everything correctly and confidently, knowing that you are avoiding feng shui mistakes. Over 400+ feng shui tips listed in alphabetical order!
New information from different feng shui schools, how to personalize and fine-tune your feng shui according to your horoscope, critical yearly influences that supersede feng shui, and much more establishes the standard by which all other feng shui books will be measured. Wong's novel approach clears the confusion regarding two of the most popular feng shui schools. Following the basics of feng shui, just look up A for altars, B for bed, C for crystals, D for desks, and so forth. No plowing through chapter by chapter or room by room! "If you only get one feng shui book, this is it!" says Kristi Vanator of Florida. Already a best sellerwith 90,000 in print since its release in October 2000.
Excerpt
Don't place any water elements such as an aquarium or table top fountain in your bedroom as this destroys the prosperity of your family. Neither should such water be located in a bathroom or kitchen. You don't have to hang crystals, wind-chimes or flutes on all of the beams in your home.
Just place the figurine of a rooster on a high shelf facing the beams and you've taken care of all of them.
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