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Feng Shui Your Home, Work and Life For Balance and Harmony

Feng Shui describes the communication that takes place every day between you and your environment, be it your home, garden or work. This discipline investigates the universal feelings and reactions of human beings to all environments, including our world. The teachings explore how connections (TAO), balance (Yin/Yang) and vitality (CHI) impact our lives. An environment affects all aspects of our being in the world..from health, safety, family, friendship, spirituality... to even how we love. Now, more than ever before, it is important to space clear the clutter out of our lives and minds..to allow POSITIVE LIFE FORCE to support, nurture and empower us, via a balanced and harmonic environment.

The location of clutter in an environment, reveals the content of a person's inner struggle. The absence of disorder empowers us. As we are connected by energy to everything in our environment...you might want to review the following and check to see where you may be struggling in your life:

LOCATION OF CLUTTER

Entrance door... fear of relationships

Inside closets...unwilling to examine emotions

In Kitchen...resenting/overwhelmed by caretaking

Next to Bed...desire for change or escape

On Desk..frustration, fear of letting go or need to control

In a corner or behind a door..detachment from others

Under a piece of furniture...importance of appearances

In a cellar...procrastination

In an attic...living in the past

In a garage...inability to actualize

All over...lack of self love or anger and self-loathing

Feng Shui is a process that requires constant monitoring from space clearing negative thoughts in our minds, to clearing clutter in our environment. The choice to live a conscious and balanced life, free of clutter, is a freedom that no one can deny us, but.... ourselves! Feng Shui is not superstition, philosophy or a religion. It is the art and science of living in harmony with our interior and exterior environments.

Suzee Miller is a nationally recognized expert on Feng Shui principles and their applications in business and real estate. She has authored 17 audio programs on Feng Shui and appears as a frequent guest on radio and television talk shows. Dedicated to healing the planet and to empowering people, Suzee is fast becoming the most sought after Feng Shui speaker and consultant in the nation.

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