10 Minute Feng Shui Room by Room: Hundreds of Easy Tips and Techniques for Prosperity, Health and Happiness

by Skye Alexander

The ancient Chinese art of placement, known as feng shui, has been used for centuries to enhance prosperity in the realms of romance, finance, health, and overall well-being. 10-Minute Feng Shui Room-by-Room gives readers a room-by-room guide to creating a harmonious, well-ordered home that will bring them everything they desire in life. Whether they want to focus on a single room (like the family room, bedroom, or home office) or on every room in the house, 10-Minute Feng Shui Room-by-Room is packed with tips to help them get results-and a beautiful, orderly home-fast.

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

Reviews

[Gwen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Nice quick refresher on feng shui. A bit repetitive if you read straight through like I did. Probably not ideal for beginners. Some of the cures are not easy to implement. I think the best book I've read on feng shui so far has been "Feng Shui Simply."

[JeanD · Rating 2 out of 5]

Probably closer to 2.5 stars. An easy read but I found several of the tips a bit impractical. Think I would have preferred a bit more explanation rather for the tips listed rather than the quick bullet list style. Definitely, not the best book on the topic I've read.

[Stacyand Brody · Rating 3 out of 5]

A very easy read, and the tips are easy enough to apply. Nothing too crazy.

[Lisa · Rating 3 out of 5]

An easy and quick read with some helpful tips. I found the section on feng shui for the entrance of a home a little confounding. How is keeping the entrance clutter free, which is the first recommendation, possible while placing all of the suggested objects there, including a mirror, plants, a turtle, a fountain, an evergreen, red flowers, a lion, a wreath, a circular bowl, a wind chime, a plant in a ceramic container, a ceiling fan, nine pictures, a large stone or sculpture, a laughing Buddha, a piece of jade, and six objects placed on a hall table?

[Brittney Christ · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was really neat to a learn a little more about feng shui, even though I'm not sure how to implement some of the suggestions. It's hard to know where the gua starts and stops, and from which direction..ugh. I wish there were some more diagrams with examples and such.

However, I didn't realize I do a lot of the things in feng shui naturally. Pretty neat!

[AJ · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a great book to understand the generic basics of the elements, colors, numerology, and placement. I recommend it for beginners of understanding how your environment shapes your life and influence. I found it more helpful for balance.

[Sally Kilpatrick]

Nothing truly stuck out about this book--probably because it's the 4th book on feng shui I've read this year. That said, if you're looking for a quick guide with interesting tips, this is the book for you. I think I may have picked out about 10 new things--and now I need to actually implement them!

[Astrila · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full of great, general tips to get you started quickly. Probably good for experienced practitioners as well.

[Erika · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good quick info for the specific tips I wanted.