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Introduction to the Wu Lou The Wu Lou is a hollowed gourd used in the ancient Chinese practice of feng shui to promote health, longevity, … Read more
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Pixiu (pronounced “pi-syou”) is a powerful Chinese mythical creature that is believed to bring good luck, fortune and protection. Known as the “Chinese mythic beast” … Read more
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Introduction Chinese good luck bracelets, also known as Huang Li bracelets, are special bracelets worn to attract good fortune, luck, prosperity, and positive energy into … Read more
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What is Feng Shui? Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice focused on arranging interior and exterior spaces in harmony with the natural forces around … Read more
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Color is an integral aspect of feng shui, closely connected to the principles and energy flow. The philosophy recognizes that colors have energy vibrations that … Read more
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Introduction Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese practice of harmonizing spaces, has long been used to promote health, happiness and prosperity through intentional design. One of … Read more
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Introduction to Feng Shui and Front Doors In Chinese philosophy, feng shui is an ancient practice of arranging your surroundings in harmony and balance with … Read more
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Introduction to Plants and Feng Shui Feng shui is an ancient Chinese philosophy that aims to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environments. One of the … Read more
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What is Feng Shui Design Feng shui is an ancient Chinese philosophy and practice focused on arranging spaces and objects to promote the flow of … Read more
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Introduction to Feng Shui and the Bedroom Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice used to promote harmony between your environment and chi, or energy … Read more
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