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When decorating a house, feng shui should be used to inform furniture and color selection. Use feng shui in home decoration with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui and home decoration.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:4

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http://www.fengshuiroomdesign.com/decor/feng-shui-home-decorating – Get the latest information on feng shui home decorating from decorating techniques and decorating ideas to home improvement tips to improve your space and your life.

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In feng shui ba-gua, the relationship sector represents the mother of the family. Energize the relationship sector of a house through feng shui ba-gua with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui ba-gua and home decorating.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:31

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I have a 1 bed room 1 bath apartment on the second floor of my complex. My bed room has white walls but I’ve decorated the walls with a light yellow world map (because i like to travel), a Van Gogh "starry night" ( i love stars and the painting is soothing), a poster of "kissing the war goodbye" and some quotes on the wall. I have a midnight blue duvet for my goosedown and metallic yellow satin pillowcases 4 my pillows. Since I’ve feng shui-ed my apt, i have NOT been able to sleep like i used to. Before, as soon as my head hit the pillow, I’d pass out. Now, its a complete struggle. I dont know where my bed is facing but it faces the wall with the map and van gogh painting so i see these posters when i wake up. I USED to have just a white goose down and white pillows. Are the colors messing me up? What am i doing wrong?

Yes, bright colors are Yang energy and will definitely disrupt sleep. No Orange colors, Reds, Yellows, etc. In addition, books are Yang energy and will give you insomnia. I believe the map is Yang as well. You want to balance the Yang with the Yin, too much Yin is bad as well.

Van Gogh is one of my favorite artists, but his stuff is too phrenetic for a bedroom.

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Learn how to use wealth in your home and wealth in a room for feng shui in this free decorating video on using feng shui designs in your home.

Expert: Katie Grant
Bio: Katie Grant teaches a workshop for actors and other creative people. Her style of Feng Shui is called the BTB, from the Tibet Buddist School. She is the owner of Grant Redesign group in Los Angeles.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Duration : 0:1:47

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Improving the family sector in feng shui ba-gua may mean a better education for a child. Energize the family sector of a house through feng shui ba-gua with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui ba-gua and home decorating.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:2

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say hang lucky charms to your cell phone, wind chimes to create good Feng Shui, decorate your desk with celestial animals trinkets or have a money-beckoning cat in your shop, coins to protect people from evil and disease and PIG means abundance, a symbol of humans virtues including tolerance and honesty.
These are some of the most popular auspicious Chinese symbols and characters you are likely to come across,especially during the Chinese new year celebrations.do they really bring fortune…

Nope. I just go about my business as normal. If something good happens, then great. If not, I guess it wasn’t meant to be.

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When using a ba-gua in feng shui, the north is always placed at the entrance line. Apply principles of feng shui ba-gua with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui ba-gua and home decorating.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:47

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In feng shui ba-gua, the career sector represents the ear and the middle son. Energize the career sector of a house through feng shui ba-gua with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui ba-gua and home decorating.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:9

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Learn from our expert the importance of using mirrors in feng shui in this free decorating video on using feng shui designs in your home.

Expert: Katie Grant
Bio: Katie Grant teaches a workshop for actors and other creative people. Her style of Feng Shui is called the BTB, from the Tibet Buddist School. She is the owner of Grant Redesign group in Los Angeles.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Duration : 0:1:58

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The "children area" in my apartment (according to the Bagua) is located right in my bathroom area. Everything in the bathroom is predominantly white and I can’t change this (I don’t want to paint the trimmings or replace the toilet and tub).

I read somewhere that there should be no white in the "children area", is this true? If it is, what can I do about tall the white in the bathroom space?

I don’t plan on having any children any time soon, because I am a single female student. However, I do want to embrace my inner child and have good relations with children (be able to get along with them) since I’m going to start teaching primary school soon.

Any suggestions as to how I can decorate this space to enhance my inner child?

On the contrary, white is the color associated with children so is fine for the area. The suggestions might be more about balancing the effect of the water in the bathroom. Bathrooms are especially sensitive in feng shui as they represent energy being flushed away – not just in the toilet but down the sink and tub drains. Earthy objects -either yellow in color or possibly some decorative stones) and/or and red-colored objects (which could also be accessories such as shower curtain, towels, decorative soaps or canisters) would serve to cut down on the water effect. You don’t have to go overboard just do it with intention.

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In feng shui ba-gua, the friends sector also represents travel. Energize the friends sector of a house through feng shui ba-gua with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui ba-gua and home decorating.

Expert: Miriam Tsao
Bio: Miriam Tsao is a certified Feng Shui consultant and a professional member of the International Feng Shui Guild, New York Chapter. Tsao is also co-director of the Feng Shui Forum in New York City.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

Duration : 0:1:37

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I know this is asking a lot; but, I have been looking into feng shui online, first just as a way to improve my decorating skills and now to improve my life. It has gotten very confusing, what with the traditional and the western diciplines. I started rearranging and decorating to one chart only to find out that it is almost backwards from another chart !! Then there is the buagua, the elements and my birth number. I am very confused !!
Can anyone possible put some of this in more simple terms for me, without losing too much of the essence of the dicipline ??

If there is a meaningful answer, you’re not likely to find it in a science category.

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Tips on choosing a feng shui color scheme for your home with techniques for feng shui home decorating in this free interior design video.

Expert: Cecilia Trinh
Contact: www.LiveInHarmony.Biz
Bio: Nili Nathan, host of “Great Healing Getaways” interviews and hires Cecilia Trinh, a certified Feng Shui practitioner for Home & Office.
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Duration : 0:1:55

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My room is not conducive to Feng Shui. I’d like to rearrange it according to Feng Shui (it is a good way to decorate, it promotes peace). However, if I put my bed in the farthest diagonal from the door, then I will have a window there. I know that I’m not supposed to put the bed against the window. So, should I keep it on that wall, and move it by the window, or put it on a different wall (I wouldn’t be facing the door anymore if I put it against another wall)…What is more important, to be facing the door (but not directly, I know), or to be against a wall with no windows. Which one should I give up?
If you don’t care about Feng Shui, then please don’t post rude comments, thanks!

You should give priority to your favorable directions. Once you know them, choose the one that best fits in your bedroom. There is no perfect room to place the bed and it is not always possible to consider main guidelines such as not to face the door etc.

I always choose one of my favorable directions and had once only the choice to sleep beyond the window. So I did and it all was perfect. I just made sure to close the curtains.

You can check your favorable directions here and choose which would be best for you:

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