Hello,
Even though the snow is still piled high in my area, spring is here! A shift is underway. The longer days are welcome as the buds begin to emerge on the trees and bushes. Are you feeling the shift also?
The cast on my wrist comes off April 1. I’m looking forward to having full use of both hands and giving my house a thorough spring cleaning prior to Passover and Easter, times of renewal. By then, more of the snow will be melted and we’ll be spending more time
outside.
In the meantime, my husband and I have been avoiding “cabin fever” by touring some of NH’s Grand Hotels. I’ll write about these in the future as they have some excellent feng shui attributes.
Enjoy April!
Peg
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Your April Feng Shui Forecast
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- April 5: New Moon in Aries
- April 19: Full Moon
April Area of Focus: Career or Life Purpose
It’s spring! A time of new beginnings and longer, brighter days. The April 5 new moon in Aries aligns with the Career gua or Life Purpose areas of your home and workspace (the center-front). When you’re clear about your life purpose,
you’re likely to live a happier and more meaningful life. This month clear out old energy and reinvigorate your space and your life. Refocus on meaningful activities … the things you are most passionate about and that inspire you. Sometimes this is your job. Other times, this is about doing more meaningful work or engaging with people and projects that stir your soul.
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Cultivating Joy and Happiness
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Recently I had the pleasure of reading The Book of Joy for my library book club. Published in 2016, this book is the result of Douglas Abrams interviewing the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu over the course of a week, at the Dalai Lama’s residence in Dharamsala,
India.
Joy is a natural human state and the ability to cultivate joy is a developed skill. Richard Davidson, a leading neuroscientist and meditation expert, says that there are four independent brain circuits that influence joy and your lasting well-being. They are...
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Spring is a time of new beginnings. Are you feeling the shift in seasons and a desire to change your décor or to change your life? As your life evolves, it makes sense that your home and workspace should transform too.
Afterall, your space reflects you. No one is the same from one day to the next. If the places where you spend the most time remain the same, you could feel stuck or bored with life. You could stagnate....
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Home Feng Shui Tip: Refresh Your Front Door
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As the winter progressed this year, I noticed an abundance of blocked front doors. They were covered with snow … sometimes two-thirds of the way up the door! We received over 100 inches of snow in my area and it was too cold to melt. Many
houses have metal roofs and the snow slides right off … leaving big piles in front of doors and windows. Talk about blockages!
Your front door represents the mouth of chi and the quality of energy that comes to you, even if you don’t use it. This month activate your front door. Open it. Clear the areas inside and out. Sweep and vacuum. Wash the glass. Repair anything that’s needed or make a note to do it
soon. If it’s warm enough, perhaps refresh the paint. Flowers or an attractive wreath are a nice touch too. Think of your front door as your house’s smile. How does your stand out?
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Business Feng Shui Tip: Activate Your Entrance
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Like a home, the entrance to your business is the mouth of chi. Make your entrance as visible, spacious, and as welcoming as possible. Clean the area inside and out. Remove all debris. Make sure all glass is clean and in great shape.
Clear signage helps to direct customers.
Sometimes business owners don’t regularly use the front door. If this is you, make a point to enter through your front door. What captures your attention? Does it reinforce your business in a positive way? If not, what steps can you take to do so? First impressions are lasting. Do
what you can to make sure your customers or clients have a good experience when they enter your business.
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Placing the feng shui bagua over a floor plan confuses many people. The rules are guidelines and they change according to circumstances. If you have questions about this aspect of feng shui, I’d love to help you this month. Send your floor plan with each floor on an 8 ½ x 11 sheet
of paper, noting the location of doors and windows. Furniture placement would be helpful too. Your floor plan does not have to be exact, it should be close or at least proportionate.
$45.00 for one level on one page. $60.00 for two pages, two levels. $75.00 for two levels and lot. Would you also like to chat about it? Add $45.00 for a half hour consultation.
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Focused Life Force Energy
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Have you tried Focused Life Force Energy or FLFE yet? If not, I encourage you to do so. I love the peace of mind knowing that EMFs are neutralized. Also, I continue to notice my ability to get more
done in less time, along with an ongoing flow of ideas and solutions for whatever comes up. It helps my life to flow smoothly.
FLFE raises the consciousness level of your home, workspace, or any address to a level about Love and Joy on David Hawkins’ Map of Consciousness. You can also add FLFE to a personal object or device, such as your mobile phone, can carry this vibration wherever you go.
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Are you a FLFE subscriber? If so, I’d love to hear from you. What are you noticing?
Check out my previous blog post about the FLFE service for more experiences.
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