What Is Feng Shui

Feng shui can promote healing, nourishing energy to make your life better, improve your health and enhance your well being. It is no wonder that people are clamoring for books, articles and videos that explain the art of feng shui. Feng shui books are very popular, but it may be difficult to determine which ones are good and authentic and which ones are not worth your time. These five feng shui books will definitely make a difference in your life.

Clear your Clutter with Feng Shui
By Karen Kingston
This feng shui book actually focuses mainly on clutter. The author explains how clutter is stuck energy. This stuck energy keeps you stuck in life patterns that are undesirable. Kingston talks about why people keep things and she shares stories of people who have cleared clutter from their lives. Even though there is not a great deal of feng shui in this book, the clutter issue is very prominent in today's society so it is a relevant issue as well as a feng shui one.

Feng Shui for Dummies
By David Daniel Kennedy
This feng shui book starts from square one, explaining how our environment affects our well being, relationships, wealth, life and even destiny. It serves as a guide for helping your access and feel the energy in your environment. Through feng shui you can increase your prosperity, bring energy to your workplace or home and have better health. You can also do away with chronic patterns of stress, failure and difficulty.

Feng Shui Dos & Taboos
By Angi Ma Wong
This feng shui book explores the ancient Chinese practice and delivers more than 400 tips that will help you improve your career, relationships, prosperity and health. These practices work right away and can make you feel more balanced, happy and in harmony. It offers tips such as you should keep aquarium fish in multiples of nine. You should have eight gold fish and one black. Also, if a fish dies, do not become upset. It means that the fish absorbed something negative that would have otherwise happened to you.

The Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room
By Terah Kathryn Collins
This feng shui book caters to the western world, a world that is usually unfamiliar with Asian practices. The author goes room by room, explaining in clear language, the significance of each room, common problems and effective feng shui solutions. It explains why the way that your home or office is arranged affects every part of your life. This book is touted by experts as being absolutely invaluable if you want to learn feng shui, understand it and know how to apply it.

101 Feng Shui Tips for your Home
By Richard Webster
Most feng shui books cater more toward homeowners but this feng shui book takes you room by room so that it can be applied to apartments as easily as it is applied to houses. There is a quick reference list of tips that you can use when you want to change your décor or add to it. There is a great deal of information, not just on what to do, but why. It will give you simple, easy to follow information on making your home feng shui.

Of course, there are many more feng shui books on the market. These are at the top of the list, but there are others that are equally good. Take a look at some and find one that speaks to you. If you want to find out more about feng shui, here is a DVD that you may find interesting- Discover Feng Shui by Jenny Liu.

Feng Shui Tip #7

While you can place an indoor water fountain in any part of your home to attract whatever you want in your life, you should keep water features out of your bedroom. Such water features can lead to loss in different aspects such as money and relationships.

Feng Shui Tip #8

Trim your plants regularly if you have a garden. This is to ensure that they do not cut out the yang energy from the sunlight. Big plants tend to create too much yin energy.

Feng Shui Tip #9

Have a cut crystal ball at your window that gets direct sunlight. This will cause bright brilliant rainbow to be formed in your room. If placed at the South Western corner of your house, it can bring great relationship luck to you.