Key concepts to describe the Knowledge & Self-Cultivation area include:

• Taking the time to connect to and care for your mental, emotional and spiritual self

• Finding calm and peace in order to focus your mind
• Gaining new knowledge and experiencing flashes of insight.

Stories applying Feng Shui to this area include:

• A wife and mother finding the courage to attain independence
• A family struggling with decision-making allowing answers to arrive, and then acting upon them
• A chef desiring an opportunity to showcase his creativity who found a new job allowing him to do that
• A meditator/yoga student/massage therapist who just needed to balance her too-much-of-a-good thing space.

Seijaku = The profound stillness and peace found in moments of solitude and quiet reflection.

• Brief introduction to the Bagua Map (click here for a free how-to video on how to map your home)

• Key words to describe the essence of the Career area: Courage; Depth; Journey; Vocation; Identity; Connected to Spirit; Awakening; Freedom; Authenticity; Opportunity; Purpose

• Stories about applying Essential Feng Shui in the Career area of:

• -a retiring couple;

  -a business;a realtor/artist;

  -a business executive;

  -a family.

• Story about a business

• Hallways and Staircases can be extreme in character and need to be balanced and enhanced.
• When decorating your hallways, consider the width and height of your hallway.
• Stairways create a waterfall of energy flowing downwards and if facing your front door, that means your Ch’i is flowing out of your home. We cite examples of how to mitigate this challenge.
• In these two areas of our home we want to slow down the fast-moving Ch’i so that you have a greater sense of peace in your home.
• Our new series begins on the Bagua Map. To be prepared go to WSFS.com and go to “free material" to see Lorrie Webb Grillo’s Bagua explanation. It is a short brief video of how to place the Bagua Map over your home.