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Make Changes to Make Changes

By Rev. Lisa Severson | Published: March 1, 2010
I had been struggling with a virus for weeks. I'd taken all the natural remedies, did my meditation and release work and still it is pestering me. I am feeling drained and unwell. I felt like I was missing something in my healing process, so I checked in and got the message that I needed to clean my house [...]
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Moving On: A Feng Shui Real Estate Story

By Karen Larkin | Published: March 1, 2010
Your space reflects your life! This is one of the basic tenets of Feng Shui, and as a Feng Shui practitioner I continually see this principle in action. If you want to improve a relationship, revitalize your health, sell your home or improve your business, Feng Shui is the ideal tool to get results. My very first clients, Sherrie and [...]
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Spring Cleaning blossoms with the colors of organization

By Jami Lin | Published: March 1, 2010
An organized home has unlimited benefits. Clutter-free homes save time as items are quickly accessible without having to search. The emotional advantages are proven too: A tidy home helps clear the mind for mental receptivity and greater inner calm. Putting off clearing the clutter that has accumulated over the past year? Plagued with the tedious task of finding a [...]
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Feng Shui: Here to Stay

By Carole Hyder | Published: March 1, 2010
The days of people saying "huh?" when I told them I was a Feng Shui consultant are pretty much over. There's the occasional encounter when someone somehow has never heard about it. Let's face it - people have kidded about it in TV sitcoms and late night talk shows and laughed over it in the comics. But they have [...]
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Living in the Sweetness of Your Space

By Tom Guyette | Published: March 1, 2010
Those of you who are sensitive know that many things can affect the feeling of the space in which you live and work. Each item you own has an energy connection to you and is either supporting your progress or holding you back. Energetic clutter (too much stuff and a messy place) draws you out of clarity, keeping you from [...]
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More Love with Feng Shui

By Lyndra Hearn Antonson | Published: March 1, 2010
I had finally decided that if I was truly serious about finding my beloved, it was time to be courageous enough to admit that to other people. I was at a Jin Shin Jyutsu training in Boulder, CO. It was a perfect place to practice my new intention to be honest and open. In conversation with one of my classmates [...]
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The Resonance of Empathy

By Roswitha v. Andersheim | Published: February 1, 2010
The echo of a pleasant sound, like the echo of a single kindness, casts ambient rings of pleasure around the conscious recipient. With resonance thus defined, let's consider empathy. Empathy (feeling with) -- unlike apathy (without feeling) or antipathy (contrary feeling) -- is the most defining characteristic of the human species and the one "that separates us from all other animals [...]
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Attracting Love Means Being Love

By Lisa Venable | Published: February 1, 2010
We all want more love in our lives. Often, we wait for love to find us, hoping that others will give us the kind of love we long for. We wish for the perfect partner to come along, a parent to change or a friend to treat us right. We need others to love, accept, and make us feel good [...]
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What is Hidden in Relationship?

By Susan Reishus | Published: February 1, 2010
I had just moved in the spring of 1990, and after experiencing disappointment in another new romance, I decided that morning upon awakening to swear off men. As I sat up in bed, I noticed that there was a word floating mid-air in front of me. "OK," I thought, "if you guys float a word mid-air for me [...]
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Relationships, attitudes and responses

By Camella Nair | Published: February 1, 2010
"Almost all of our sorrows spring out of our relationships with other people." -- Arthur Schopenhauer What a dilemma for mankind! Since our very first breath, we are constantly seeking and experiencing relationships with other people on many levels -- with different expectations. Each experience will be either pleasurable or painful, and that is said to be determined by our own attitude [...]
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