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February 17, 2026 will mark the year of the 2026 Yang Fire Horse.  The Fire Horse is one of the most powerful combinations in the Chinese zodiac.  It symbolizes intensity, movement and transformation.  This year will have a completely different feel to it than the 2025 Yin Water Snake did.  2025 was about shedding layers and completing old cycles.  It was more of an internal year of reflection.  2026 will have extremely fast-moving, outward energy.  The Horse wants space, mom

Here are some simple Feng Shui concepts you can use in your outdoor spaces to maximize your Qi instantly!

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RECOGNIZE & ACCEPT YOUR CLUTTER If you struggle with clutter, shifting your mindset on how you look at clutter is the most important step in tackling the clutter monster once and for all. Looking at it from a Feng Shui perspective and using Feng Shui techniques might be the key to unlock your clutter “programming” that has left you feeling overwhelmed and stuck. Depending on where the clutter is located in your home, it can negatively influence or completely block the flow of

In this video, I share with you all the info on Feng Shui Salt Cures, how to make one, and where to place them.

Salt is a very powerful tool to use to absorb and neutralize negative energy. It has been used in many cultures and practices throughout...

In Feng Shui, the front door is referred to as the Mouth of Qi. It is the main entry point for the energy (Qi) that flows into your home. Here are some tips to invite more Qi to your front door. Make sure your front door is visible. You don't want Qi and your guests to be confused on how to get to your front door, so make sure it isn't hidden. Have pathways leading to your front door clear and well lit. You want all walkways clear of overgrown plants and bushes. Make sur

The 2023 Yin Water Rabbit year will have a completely different feel to it than the 2022 Yang Water Tiger year. Rabbits and Tigers are...

Adding plants to your home and office brings life and wood energy to your space. Not only do they cleanse and purify the air, they are also great for stimulating the energy. Depending on the type of plant and where you place it effects the energy in different ways. Plants with pointy leaves, sharp edges or spikes are not recommended because they carry negative (Sha) energy. However, depending on where you place them, they can act as protectors from negative energy too. M

Here are a few easy tips that you can do to promote positive Qi in to your home. 1. CLEAN YOUR FRONT DOOR Your front door is considered your Mouth of Qi in Feng Shui. This is where the energy flows into your home, even if you use another door more often. Keep your front door and porch clear of dirt, cobwebs and clutter throughout the year. This invites positive Qi to your home. 2. DECLUTTER Clutter is the BIGGEST Qi blocker. Keeping your spaces clutter free and clean all