If you know a little about Feng Shui, you’d know that it was developed thousands of years ago.
The core practice is still the same, but some of the popular rules no longer hold true.
That’s because our living standards have GREATLY improved over the last century. Our scientific knowledge has changed our lifestyle, especially in the way we cook at home and how we dispose waste from our restroom. Continue Reading →
If you don’t already know, Feng Shui was developed a looooooong time ago.
Many of the Feng Shui rules and practices that you might have read are also developed a long time ago. That includes one the most popular concept: restrooms and bathrooms have bad Feng Shui.
But are they really? Continue Reading →
Most of you probably know (or heard of) your personal Life Kua number. In short, there’s the East and West group, and each person has four auspicious and inauspicious directions based on their year of birth.
This practice of using personal Life Kua number came from the Eight Mansions School of Feng Shui.
However, many people who practice this neglect that the house itself has its own Kua. Continue Reading →
If you’re not using your home’s facing direction to practice Feng Shui, then you’re not really practicing Feng Shui. That’s because the facing direction is ESSENTIAL (in many practices) and is one of the first steps when you’re determining what kind of Feng Shui setting your house have.
Here are some examples to illustrate. Continue Reading →
Feng Shui provides many benefits. Some of them include better health, attracting love, and improving your money luck.
So when you Feng Shui your home, I’m assuming you probably have some goals that you want to achieve.
You may have hired a consultant to help you with Feng Shui. Or, you probably read some articles and tried to do it yourself. However, the promised benefits are not showing. What is going on? Continue Reading →
It’s been a little more than year since Uncle Dixer offered to answer questions about Feng Shui for free for Feng Shui Nexus readers. More than 100 questions have been answered this year, and I’ve handpicked some of the best ones to share with you here. Continue Reading →
