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Looking for luck, love, wealth, and health? The world's best-selling writer on feng shui takes you step-by-step down the road to happiness! Lillian Too, renowned author of books and articles on this ancient Chinese art, divulges the secrets of controlling the powerful forces of ch'i to bring success into our lives. With 179 tips on everything from personalizing interior decoration to improving family relations, it's the most practical, thorough, systematic, and stunningly illustrated guide to eliminating every obstacle standing in the way of contentment. Enrich personal space by identifying auspicious corners, good fortune directions, and life-enhancing elements, and organize the household to intensify their beneficial qualities. Need to improve finances? Grow orange or lime plants, whose ripening fruits symbolize prosperity, or hang coins or bells on the doors. Sleep on an authentic Feng Shui bed, let carpets create solid foundations, and fill vases with the right flowers. Protect the home or office fr om the "shar chi" or "killing breath" of open shelves. And there's a reason traditional Chinese matriarchs keep cleaning paraphernalia out of sight-they know that visible brooms will "sweep away" the family's livelihood. Try one of many effective methods for ensuring togetherness and harmony between kinfolk, for helping children do well at school, and for attracting romance. As you put these time-tested ideas into practice, you'll feel your world getting better and better! 160 pages (all in color), 7 3/4 x 9 1/4. DELUXE PAPERBACK WITH FLAPS.
My wife bought this book for me as a gift because she knows I sometimes arrange and rearrange things in order for rooms to "feel" better. She watched a show on TV about feng shui and was kind enough to buy me this book.
I am very happy with this book - its broken down into sections with a number of tips in each one. Some of the tips are easy to implement, like don't sleep facing the door. Others are a bit more difficult, like having the optimum roof surface, shape, and color. But in general, it gives the basics of feng shui and how to implement the concepts in everything from your home to work environment.
I liked that the book has simple illustrations and photos to highlight what the author is trying to get across. That makes it easy to understand the concepts. I recommend this book for anyone curious about feng shui or someone interested in simple methods of its application.