Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Take a day off and not feel guilty!



Please don't feel guilty about switching off and doing absolutely nothing, maybe even for a whole day!

A guilt trip often nags us when we take time for ourselves. We seem to be programmed to cram as much in a day as possible and accomplish everything that we set out to do. Our reward is often exhaustion at the end of the day!


Feng Shui is about balance, harmony and tranquility. If we rush around like maniacs, we don't get a chance to savor a good part of life. Relaxation! When our life is in balance, all aspects of our life work better. that means taking a "ME" day once in awhile to do absolutely nothing!


That doesn't mean rushing to keep a spa, hairdresser or nail appointment. What I really mean is putter!! Send the family out for the day, and take time to rejuvenate with a good book. Sit and enjoy your back yard without the family running around and just luxuriate in the beauty of nature. Watch TV alone if that's your thing. (You'll get to watch what YOU want for a change.)


Having a special day like this is often the key to replenishing what is lost during our hectic schedules.


Relax and enjoy. Yours in Good Feng Shui!


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Elaine Giftos Wright

Master Feng Shui Consultant

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Thursday, April 1, 2010

Feng Shui and Color

FENG SHUI AND COLOR


Every human being is affected by colors. Every color evokes a different emotion in the mind of the beholder. A red rose or a white lily will evoke different feelings altogether. When you use Feng Shui in your home, much attention is paid to the colors chosen.

We see different colors because of their reflective properties. Feng Shui uses colors to reflect energy and create harmony.

The colors representing fire (red) and wood (green' are powerful colors. These colors will give you positive energy needed for motivation.
Rich greens and vibrant red~ are also great for revving up needed energy, when you feel tired or depressed .. Yellow stands for warmth, sunbeams, cheer, motion, friendliness etc. But too much yellow can cause anxiety.
Yellow, orange and gold are earth colors and they are often used in the center of the home for good health energy.

Elaine Giftos Wright

Feng Shui Master Consultant

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Friday, March 19, 2010

Feng Shui Tip For Today...Pets!

Many of you have pets, and you are the lucky ones!! Did you know that pets can attract good feng shui?

Just having a dog or a cat means that with their constant movement,
they are raising the "good energy" or chi of your home. So when your animals run and greet you at your front door, they are actually helping to create good flowing energy throughout your home!


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Elaine Giftos Wright
Master Feng Shui Consultant
Los Angeles, California
661 799-0607


Monday, March 15, 2010

A feng shui bathroom?


Feng Shui enthusiasts rarely talk about bathroom feng shui, but a bathroom in the wrong location in your home could potentially be damaging to your health and wealth!
Some locations are more 'draining' than others.
For instance, a bathroom that shares a wall with the head of your bed, may intensify symptoms of dampness, as in sinus infections, colds, flu's, etc.
A bathroom in the center of your home may also adversely affect your physical and emotional health.
Good feng shui is healthy flowing energy at all times. If you want to slow the draining affect of leaking energy, always keep the toilet lids down, and try to close off the sink and shower drains when not in use.
It might be an imposition to be vigilant, but you may notice that when you do, you feel better!
Elaine Giftos Wright is a nationally known feng shui consultant, teacher, speaker and author.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010

More Feng Shui Questions

Question:
What does feng shui mean?

Answer:
Feng Shui translated means 'wind and water.' When the two forces of wind and water meet, energy is released. To define energy is to make things happen! Feng Shui uses energy from our local environment to balance and improve the quality of our life.

Question:
Can I use feng shui in just one room of my house?

Answer:
You could but you would not have the full advantage of changing any significant energy if you just feng shuied one room in your home. To gain the maximum benefits, the whole home must be taken into consideration.

Question:
Does feng shui change the decor or style of my home?

Answer:
No. There are very simple "remedies" used to create a positive flow of energy throughout your space. Within the home, there are no major changes suggested.
Elaine Giftos Wright is a nationally known authority on feng shui.
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Friday, March 12, 2010

Feng Shui Questions





Many people have questions relating to feng shui. In my next few blogs, I'm going to answer some of the most pertinent questions I receive daily.

Question.
Is feng shui a religion? Is it like fortune telling and does it go against GOD?

Answer:
This would be an emphatic no! Feng Shui has nothing to do with religion, superstition, or tarot cards! Your religious faith is not an issue with any form of feng shui. Personally, I have clients from all faiths benefiting from feng shui.

Question:
Is feng shui expensive?

Answer:
No, not when you rank it with being an investment in your future. Feng shui consultations are priced on an individual basis, depending on square footage and what your personal needs are.

Question:
My home is beautiful, why do I need feng shui?

Answer:
Feng shui is not about how cosmetically beautiful your home may be, it's really about how the energy flows throughout your space. Some of the least attractive homes have the best feng shui while some of the more beautiful homes can have major imbalances and "missing areas" causing unrest within the home.

Stay tuned for more feng shui questions coming up in future posts!

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

How to choose great feng shui colors!

Every human being is affected by colors. Every color evokes a different emotion in the mind of the beholder. A red rose or a white lily will evoke different feelings altogether. When you use Feng Shui in your home, much attention is paid to the colors chosen.


We see different colors because of their reflective properties. Feng Shui uses colors to reflect energy and create harmony.
Light blue. white. purple, green, all are yin colors (female) which will give a feeling of passive energy. These colors are dreamy in quality. Too much of these qualities can throw you out of balance.
Adding yang (masculine) vibrant colors can balance the yin and yang of the space and add energy where needed. Having rooms with all neutral colors is not recommended. A room that lacks vitality (no color) is a room that locks energy.

I personally, love the color yellow! Yellow evokes warmth, sunbeams, cheer, and friendliness.
When I enter a room that is painted in a yellow hue, I immediately feel my spirits lift.
Try it..............I think you'll feel the difference!

Yours in Good Feng Shui!

Elaine Giftos Wright
Feng Shui Consultant, Instructor, Speaker and Author
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