A front yard is the entry point into your home. The energy in this area enters your living room every time you open the door. Sunday, Mar 26, 2023 | Ramadan 5, 1444 ...

Feng Shui practitioner and consultant Bonnie Primm gives 1- to 2-mile walking tour (wear your walking shoes) from the Fred Heutte Center (the Ferry Terminal in Ghent Square on Botetourt Gardens) 6-… ...

Gardening isn't just about planting flowers and vegetables; it's an opportunity to create a garden sanctuary that nourishes the mind, body, and spirit.

Magnolia: Last but not least, we have the last of the feng shui plants, the white magnolia. The white magnolia is a symbol of purity and also love, so it can be kept in the living room or the ...

Creating a Feng Shui garden is about harmonizing the elements of nature to promote balance, peace, and positive energy. This ancient Chinese practice focuses on the flow of energy, or “Chi ...

Topography is important in feng shui, with the ideal location for a house being a plot of land with a wide-open front yard and a rear yard protected by things like trees or mountains.

In Feng shui, the front door is very important. It is the first thing you touch when entering your home. It is believed to be where energy and wealth come into your house.

Yin Yu Tang, sometimes known simply as the Chinese house, is one of the most popular features of Peabody Essex Museum. Let’s take a tour of the ancient house with an eye toward feng shui concepts.

Feng Shui practitioner and consultant Bonnie Primm gives 1- to 2-mile walking tour (wear your walking shoes) from the Fred Heutte Center (the Ferry Terminal in Ghent Square on Botetourt Gardens) 6 ...