Author: Joan Vine
-
Feng Shui: Anger.
Anger is more likely to arise if you are tired, hungry, unwell, or confused. Therefore, before anger starts to rise, and take over your body. Try to tackle the problem that is besetting you. Have something to eat, try to sort out what is confusing you. Have a rest, all these simple solutions will help…
-
Emotions: Anger:
Anger is a particularly powerful emotion we feel when things go wrong, or if someone irritates or annoys us. We all get angry from time to time, which is usually accompanied with stress, and frustration. When we become angry, we can feel physically uncomfortable, our blood pressure rises, as does our voice and perhaps, our…
-
Feng Shui: Joyful:
The Chinese art of geomancy is all about balance and harmony. And although we are advised to keep our feelings under control our emotions come from our unconscious mind. Meaning we do not purposely feel joyful we just cannot help it. But we can learn to control our emotions, and by doing so helps to…
-
Emotions: Joyful:
Oh my! How wonderful it is to be joyful! Being joyful means that you are very happy. Perhaps you are looking forward to a holiday or perhaps it’s a special event, wedding, special birthday. Any, or all of these special times can make us feel excited, even ecstatic. Looking forward to something good is fantastic.…
-
Feng Shui: Fear:
The art of placement helps us reduce our feelings of anxiety and discomfort in the home, by enabling us to arrange or furniture in order to reduce these feelings. Do you sit in an armchair where something across the room keeps catching your eye, makes you feel uncomfortable? An ornament, a picture, a table perhaps?…