The Feng Shui Handbook: How To Create A Healthier Living & Working Environment

by Lam Kam Chuen

Merging ancient Chinese wisdom and contemporary Western needs, this guide provides practical steps for making your living and working environments more attuned to the life forces around you.

Genres: Nonfiction, Reference, Eastern Philosophy, Philosophy, Self Help

160 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1995

Reviews

[Cheryl]

I went to a lecture on Feng Shui at the library and it was fascinating, so I decided to read this book. It was interesting. Some stuff seems difficult to do because of the way the windows and doors are in my house. And my rooms aren't big enough to rearrange. The bed only fits in one place. But it will make me think the next time that I move and have to position the furniture.

[Anna]

Un classico che mi ha seguito per quasi due decenni...

This book has been following me and crossing my paths for almost twenty years now. And it's time again to get some feng shui in my life.

[Brenda Hicks]

I am now a bit more educated in Chinese culture and philosophical thought. Mission accomplished.

[Neil Crowle]

This book was a little different from some of the other books I have read on the subject, and it made a lot of sense. One of the better volumes on the topic.

[Tom Booker]

An introduction and explanation of the principles behind feng shui. Gives some practical examples for the home and office. Nicely illustrated. Not comprehensive, but you'd probably need to speak with a master directly for that!

[Henrietta]

Interesting! I'm going to test it out- hopefully it works 🤞

[Shelly Caldeira]

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