Feng Shui Directory

Feng Shui Directory Newsletter   I   Autumn 2009

Welcome to the autumn edition of the Australian Feng Shui Directory newsletter.  As the weather starts to cool in the southern states of the country and the heavy rains start to ease up north, many of you may be feeling the need to get out in the garden or start new projects in your homes with a little help from Feng Shui. If that's the case for you, then our first article is a must read! This issue includes:

• Renovating: Why not choose a good date to start?
• Why is most Feng Shui theory all about accumulating ‘wealth’?
• Four Pillars Course for beginners
• The four celestial animals around your home

Nadia Lapadula-Merino : Editor - Feng Shui Directory 

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Renovating: Why not choose a good date to start?

by Jane Dempster-Smith

Ze Ri Xue or Date Selection has been around since the Middle Kingdom about 5,000 years ago when it was used by the emperors who sought the advice of their imperial court advisors on matters of the state, when to go to war etc. Farmers used Date Selection to choose the right day to sow the fields and plant their crops and merchants used it to commence their travels... read on

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Why is most Feng Shui theory all about accumulating 'wealth'?

by Jannette Tibbs

When using Flying Stars Feng Shui, or any Feng Shui theory for that matter, wealth is sometimes interpreted as only ‘money’, but it also indicates wealths of other sorts too. True wealth is really all about ‘resources’. Time, Energy, Happiness, Health, Peace, Connections, etc. Our ability to help others is an enormous wealth, and a tangible way of identifying if we are truly living a ‘wealthy’ life. The avenues from which we receive things into our lives are also a form of wealth.  read on

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Four Pillars Course for beginners - Melbourne

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The Four Celestial Animals Around Your Home

Whether you are looking for a new home or wanting to help balance the energies in your current one, you'll find the influence of external land forms as important as harmonising the interior of your home. External land forms give a lot away about the occupants of a home and their potential/current state. Each "side" of your home has a celestial animal allocated to it that requires an ideal presence to help support the occupants of the home. read on

Click here  for a list of forthcoming Feng Shui Workshops & Courses

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We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us

Sir Winston Churchill 

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Thank you for reading this far and we hope you look forward to our Winter edition due out in early June 2009. From all the contributors at the Australian Feng Shui Directory

We would like to acknowledge www.freeimages.co.uk, Anjian Australia and Jane Dempster-Smith as the provider of our images for this newsletter