Posted on 12th March, 2012 in Lifestyle by
Feng shui master Jane Langof, from Hunters Hill, says that feng shui is not about superstition or placing tacky objects around the home to bring good luck.
Instead, it is the application of statistics and observations gathered through thousands of years.
Ms Langof, who studied for five years before setting up her Feng Shui Concepts business, said the practice concerned the relationship with your home and environment and how energy in your surroundings can affect your mind, body and spirit.
?Feng shui is used to bring balance and create more harmony and engagement within a home,? she said.
?We believe that your home is a reflection of your life and you can make positive improvements by changing your surroundings.?
Ms Langof says feng shui is usually used when doing renovations, designing a new home or choosing a property.
clients also ask for advice to improve the energy in their business premises.
Ms Langof will give a lecture at Eastwood Library next Wednesday at 10.30am.
?Feng shui is important because each home has a unique map of energy that influences the health, wealth and relationships of people living there,? she said.
The free seminar will be held at Eastwood Library, corner Hillview Rd and West Pde, Eastwood. For bookings and information phone 9952 8375.
[Source: Northern District Times]
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