The Feng Shui five elements represent the building blocks of ch'i or life itself. Everything and everyone is made up of them. But, one will upstage the others - that's your personal Feng Shui element! Learn more about how the discovery of your Feng Shui element can give insights into your strengths, shortcomings and how to create balance in your home and life.

Leaving your comfort zone is an integral part of travel. It’s a surefire way to give you that boost in personal growth you’ve been looking for!

Whether it's navigating unfamiliar streets, trying adrenaline-pumping activities, or communicating in a foreign language, every new experience challenges you to grow and adapt. Learn how to make these travel dreams a reality with a little help from Feng Shui!

As we move through life, our relationships can often lose their spark. Whether you're in a long-term committed relationship or just starting out on your romantic journey, it's important to keep the fire burning.

For centuries, humans have looked to nature's cycles to prosper. The ancient Chinese observed the repeated cycles of the sun and the moon and based their calendar on them. Today, the Lunar New Year is celebrated by many eastern Asian cultures, marking the start of the spring season and ushering in the energies of the Water Rabbit.

The Lunar New Year is a traditional celebration that follows the phases of the moon, unlike the more commonly used Gregorian calendar. It is marked by one of the twelve animals in the Chinese zodiac and one of the five elements from traditional Chinese medicine: earth, water, wood, fire, and metal. In 2022, we will be celebrating the Year of the Tiger, which corresponds to the element of water.