Feng Shui Tip

Hi Feng Shui enthusiasts,

If you want to change the energy in your home, do a thorough spring cleaning.  But, watch out for the cleaning products.  We're getting too crazy about germs and bacteria so we're using more and more cleaning products that are toxic.  Too many chemicals.  The toxic chemicals that we are spraying on the countertops and furniture, spraying into the air or on furniture to freshen the smell, or polish on the floors and furniture are more toxic than the germs and bacteria we are trying to kill.  

Use natural, non toxic, alternatives.  Also, remove your shoes when you come into the house.  There are toxins and pesticides on the bottom of your shoes.  Also watch for mold in moist areas, especially bathrooms, kitchens and kitchen sponges or cloths.  

Replace your toxic cleaning products with safe alternatives that also protect the environment.

For more feng shui tips, visit www.ggRedecorating.com.  Cheers, Cheryl

Introduction to Feng Shui Simply

Hello bloggers!

For all of you who have been curious about Feng Shui but can't get through even one Feng Shui book without taking a chocolate break, I'm here for you!  I'm a professional Feng Shui practitioner and will decode the Feng Shui rule book.

First lesson:  Feng Shui literary means Wind and Water.  Feng Shui was originated in China over 3000 years ago and it's been around this long simply because it works!  The pioneers of Feng Shui believed that if you built your house at the top of a mountain (think of mud slides in California), you may expose your home to the extremes of the Wind.  Those who located their home near the Water could exposed their home to the extremes of Water (think hurricanes). Therefore, the ideal location would be somewhere in the middle, half way between the Wind and the Water.  From this concept, Feng Shui philosophy was born.

Let me know your thoughts and send in your questions. You can also visit my website at www.ggRedecorating.com.

Feng Shui Simply,

Cheryl