Feng Shui: Arranging Your Home to Change Your Life

by Kirsten Lagatree

Emphasizing balance--between yin and yang, as well as comfort and style--in every environment, the ancient Chinese art of feng shui demonstrates how to arrange your home to enhance your fortune, health, and happiness. This room-by-room handbook provides tips for good feng shui and easy fixes for problems in every part of the home, from the kitchen to the study. Line art, charts, & 2-color text throughout.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction, Personal Development

112 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

Reviews

[Kristin Page]

This was a quick, simple read. It provided an overview of the rules of Feng Shui which (including furniture placement, color theory, elements, etc.) which I found useful in arranging and decorating my home.

[AnnaKate Hawkins]

my new obsession it's so fun!!!

[Köksal KÖK]

Feng Shui

Ahmet maranki hocam ve eşi, rusyada inanılmaz bir bilgi hazinesi edinip, bizlere ulaştırdılar.

her gün tv lere çıkıp parça parça bunlardan bahsetti.

bu değerli hocamın bilgileriyle yetinmek istemeyenlere, onları doğrulayacak monografik alernatif bir çok kitap, akaşadan çıktı.

[Berke]

Türkish versiyonunu okudum da bana göre çöp niteliğinde bir kitap, kağıt ziyanı da diyebilirim. Çinlilerin gözünden renklerin kişinin üzerindeki etkilerinden ve anlamlarından bahsediyor. Ve tabii eşyaların odada nasıl konumlandırılması gerektiği anlatan kitapçık bile diyemeyeceğim kağıt sürüsü...

[C]

Yikes! My house has terrible feng shui:/ I have a lot of work to do.

[Maureen]

Nicely written in an easy to read style. Shares similar information to other Feng Shui books in layman terms.

[Amber May]

I completely enjoyed this book. Well written and full of knowledge that makes so much sense. Simply and easily written.

[Geert]

Sound principles. But the principles spring from the wrong source.

Like the link with Chinese history.

[Diane Wachter]

PB-B @ 96, 10/96. Arranging your home to change your life...a room by room guide to the ancient Chinese art of placement. Interesting.