Experts Guide to Feng Shui

Jun 26, 2013 10:00pm

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Feng shui, simplified, is the ancient Chinese art that aims to improve your life by rearranging your home. Feng shui means wind and water, and for centuries Chinese practitioners have believed that how a building is oriented, what you have in it and where you place those things can change the balance and flow of energy through your house. Below five experts share their tips to a happy home.

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Pun-Yin is the daughter of feng shui grand master Tin Sun. She was equipped with 15 years of apprenticeship experience with the grand master before taking on clients independently. She recommends:

Tisha Morris is the author of two feng shui books, Feng Shui Your Life: The Quick Guide to Decluttering Your HomeandRenewing Your Life and 27 Things to Feng Shui Your Home and is a certified life coach and feng shui consultant. Her advice:

Benjamin Huntington is the owner of Veritate Design firm in New York City that specializes in feng shui design. His advice:

Ken Lauher graduated from the three-year BTB Feng Shui Masters Training program, and is a feng ahui consultant, making appearances on TLC, NBC and ABC. His advice:

In feng shui terms, the stove is extremely important in the influence on our public life, our career, recognition and wealth. Keep your stove clean and well appointed. Make sure all the burners work.

Anna Maria Kinberg, owner of Interiors By Anna Maria, LLC. and an International Tely Award winner, combines her nowledge of feng shui and interior design to help her clients lives. Her advice:

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