Happy lunar new year Gung Xi Fa Cai Sin Hai Jong Geng (wishing you good health) Wan Shi Ru Yi (may everything go according to your wishes) As I write this it is the eve …[READ MORE]
This is January 2015, and we are nearing the solar new year February 4th. During this time there are many energy transitions occurring, and I can feel it strong in our home. We have a …[READ MORE]
I read an article in the paper about the concept of the New Year. Time as we know it, is based on the circulation of earth around the sun, and of the moon around the …[READ MORE]
The Yin and Yang of our neighborhood — Every morning one of my first tasks is to walk two of our three dogs around the block of our neighborhood. Its an enjoyable walk for both …[READ MORE]
Sho Chiku Bai (pine, bamboo & plum) — Steadfastness, perseverance, and resilience in feng shui The year 2015 is well underway here in Los Angeles, and in our home. This year my husband, daughter and …[READ MORE]
Happy New Year 2015 a new Feng Shui beginning — According to the Western calendar, also known as the Gregorian calendar, we in this country observe January 1st as the beginning of the New Year. …[READ MORE]
The Winter Solstice December 21 — It’s the winter solstice here in Los Angeles, the moment in time when the northern hemisphere is at its furthest distance from the sun. And as I did my …[READ MORE]
Symbols of Hope in Los Angeles — I’m a Buddhist and I happen to belong to two Temples in Los Angeles. At one Temple I happened to see a most beautiful leaf on the ground …[READ MORE]
Celebrating life with Feng Shui — Mid July, this is a yang time of year here in Los Angeles – lots of sunshine, long daylight hours, and the best of all, weekend Obon festivals. The …[READ MORE]
The first evening after catching up with our daughter in Hanoi we retired for much needed rest. A wonderful shower after an extended journey is refreshing – but with a time difference of plus 14 …[READ MORE]
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