Let's face it, we all have this ideal vision of what our lives should look like, and when we don't live up to it, we tend to get down on ourselves. But the truth is, the chaos of life is part of the process.

The Zen Buddhist proverb about the farmer's horse is a reminder of the futility of judging situations in terms of black and white. Maybe things happen for a reason, and what may seem bad can actually turn out to be good in the end.

Explore three simple Feng Shui dos that can be incorporated into your morning routine to set a positive tone for the rest of the day. These easy-to-follow rituals can be customized to fit your unique lifestyle and preferences, so you can start each day with all-day good vibes only.

Feng Shui is a path of self-discovery, harmony, balance, and healing. By harnessing the power of Feng Shui, you can create an environment that supports your goals and aspirations, and your Fairy Godmother is waiting with her wand in hand to guide you along the way.

The art of Feng Shui teaches that spring cleaning is more than just the necessary action of “tidying up”. It’s a means of raising the energy in your space, releasing what no longer serves you and calling in what does!

Being a self-professed plant killer, I’ve never had them around my home. Plus, my cat considers any type of leaf a fine delicacy. When I decided to incorporate plants into my designs, something miraculous happened. I ended up LOVING them!

Using any form of art, someone can work through strong feelings, become more expressive and find peace of mind on the other side. But not only that, it’s a wonderful means of exploring the self and can cultivate increased self-awareness.

Occurring on the evening of February 16th, the full moon in Leo is a time of powerful energy and transformation. Leo energy is associated with being heart centered, governing our ability to give and receive love by being courageous and brave. This full moon reminds us to connect with our hearts and to listen to our inner voice.

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.

Feng Shui (pronounced “fung sh-way”) is an ancient Chinese philosophy and art form encompassing an accepted way of thought regarding the placement, arrangement and color of certain objects, buildings and spaces in relation to the flow of energy known as “ch’i” or “qi”. The goal of Feng Shui is to bring balance and harmony to all areas of one’s life whether through the home, your work desk, office, business - just about anywhere!