Classical Feng Shui for Health, Beauty & Longevity: Transform Your Space to Enhance Well-Being in Body & Home

by Denise Liotta Dennis

Improve your wellness, extend your longevity, and secure a healthy environment with the ancient power and wisdom of Classical Feng Shui. This comprehensive guide reveals ancient and modern techniques for lasting health and beauty that both beginners and advanced students can use. Providing step-by-step instruction, Feng Shui Master Denise Liotta Dennis teaches With well-researched information, period charts, astoundingly accurate health predictions, and much more, Classical Feng Shui for Health, Beauty & Longevity will help you be happier and healthier.
"Denise Liotta Dennis has done a great job of clearly expressing [the application of feng shui to health], going into great detail."―Grand Master Dr. Stephen Skinner

Genres: Nonfiction

312 pages, Paperback

Published December 8, 2016

About the author

Denise Liotta Dennis is a feng shui master who studied with Grandmaster Yap Cheng Hai, one of the only five grandmasters in the world. She is the president of Dragon-Gate Feng Shui, an international consulting and development firm, and has over a decade of experience in residential and commercial Feng Shui design. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona. Visit her online at DragonGateFengShui.com.

Reviews

[Mystereity Reviews · Rating 5 out of 5]

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I've been interested in Feng Shui for a long time but never found a good, basic guide for understanding Feng Shui and applying it to my home and life. When I saw this book available on Netgalley, I hoped that this would be my gateway to understanding more about Feng Shui and I wasn't disappointed.

The information on this book is very well organized and in-depth, with information not only on how natural formations can impact your life, but also the objects in your home. While I was aware that the direction your front door faces can have an impact on your life, I had no idea that where my stove or toilets were placed could have an impact as well.

Using the two types of Feng Shui (Eight Mansions and Flying Stars) and how to determine y I can apply the guidance to my house and hopefully make it more harmonious. Although I live in an apartment and I'm limited in any physical changes I can make, the book has many tips and suggestions to weaken or diminish any negative energies found in my home.

Of the two Feng Shui systems, the Eight Mansions was far easier to understand. All the information is well laid out in terms a a true beginner like me can understand, but it's going to take some time to get a better understanding of Flying Stars and I look forward to studying it further.

Overall, an exceptional book for learning the basics of Feng Shui and I recommend it whether you're a beginner looking for an introduction, or a practitioner looking for a strong reference book and would make a great gift.

Thank you to Llewellyn Publications and Netgalley for an advanced copy in return for an honest review

[Shu Long · Rating 3 out of 5]

Enjoyed understanding more of the different schools of Feng Shui practice and how the West came to have some vastly different practices. Chapter 1-5 carried a lot of good general knowledge. When it came to the application though, I was stumped on how to handle setting up a home for the good of a family with lots of different numbers. In the end, I skimmed Chapters 6 and 7 and decided that it was probably worth hiring someone to figure this out and help me do it, unless I was willing to devote hours and hours more study. I work better with someone than trying to read this out of a book, I think. At least I have a basis going forward. Still not sure how much stock I put into the practice of Feng Shui, but I do believe there are very good points about building in harmony with environment.

[Alexandria Blaelock · Rating 2 out of 5]

There’s a bunch of stuff about Feng Shui and Chinese horoscopes, your best and worse directions. If you already know this, there’s little of interest. A bit on things to watch out for, and some charts to layer over your floor plans. Very general, not much to help you calculate the specifics of your home. And if you moved in before 1984, this book will be even less useful.