Home Design With Feng Shui A-Z

by Terah Kathryn Collins

Offers practical tips for applying feng shui to all aspects of room design to enhance the quality of life.

145 pages, Spiral-bound

First published January 1, 1999

About the author

Terah Kathryn Collins is a best-selling author and the originator of Essential Feng Shui®, which honors the essence of Feng Shui’s eastern heritage while focusing on many benefits it provides in today’s world. Her 6 inspirational books on the subject have sold over a million copies worldwide.

Terah’s first book, The Western Guide to Feng Shui, is filled with practical suggestions and inspiring before-and-after stories. Her alphabetized Home Design with Feng Shui, A-Z provides a quick reference to Feng Shui solutions, while The Western Guide to Feng Shui, Room by Room offers more in-depth information and includes over one hundred photographs. Terah recounts the enriching experiences of Essential Feng Shui® practitioners and their clients in The Western Guide to Feng Shui for Prosperity, and the connection between love and environment in The Western Guide to Feng Shui for Romance. Her newest book, The Three Sisters of the Tao, Essential Conversations with Chinese Medicine, I Ching, and Feng Shui, explores how to sustain – or regain – balance in your life.

With a passion for transformational education, Terah founded the Western School of Feng Shui in 1996. More than 2,000 people from 26 countries have taken her signature course, the Essential Feng Shui® Practitioner Training. This intensive course includes pre-training projects, prerecorded class videos, live interactive coaching calls, and a series of post-training projects to earn a Certificate of Achievement as an Essential Feng Shui® Practitioner. WSFS offers other interactive online courses, including the Lifestyle Program for those who wish to enrich their lifestyle or integrate Essential Feng Shui into an existing career.

Featured on the PBS Body and Soul TV series, Terah has spoken on Essential Feng Shui® at many special events, including the Magical Mastery and Today’s Wisdom Tours in Australia, and the Women of Wisdom, I Can Do It® Hay House, and Empowering Women Conferences throughout the United States.

Reviews

[Narariel · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is definitely written as a "quickie reference" book, often skimming over topics. It's well-organized & easy to find the topics that are in it, but I felt it often skipped over things that might be useful. Probably not meant for beginners, but possibly as more of a "refresher" for people who know more on Feng Shui.

[Em · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is probably the most gorgeous book on feng shui I have seen and read. It's filled with color and delightfully designed. I'm not too familiar with feng shui, so a book like this is a great introduction - pulling me with its gorgeous design, and allowing me to flip through sections to see what appeals to me without starting from the front.

[Gina Marioni · Rating 3 out of 5]

Cute coffee table book. Easy to read, separated into sections, and each section was in list format. This is like the magazine-version of “The Life Changing Magic of studying Up.”

[Amanda · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is just a small book of quick tips. It wasn’t bad, but I didn’t find it to be very inspiring for me. There were a few good tips, however.

[Angie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Easy read and directions are clear. Great for beginners who are embracing on this topic. I learned a few new things, but overall, most of the info was known by those who already practice.

[Jackie Tatum · Rating 5 out of 5]

First, the Feng Shui of the cover of this book is wonderful.

Second, if you have tried to "get" Feng Shui and you can't quite "get it," you are exactly where I was when I was enticed by the book's cover to pick it up and bring it home.

It is like a combination of a first grade course in Feng Shui and a course in motivation to use Feng Shui in the arrangement and decorating your home.

It is fun. It is designed for easy reference, again and again. In fact, when I realized I had not added this book to my bookshelf this morning and wanted to add it and couldn't find it, I panicked. I would no more want to lose this book than I would want to lose my most comfortable bedroom slippers.

Yes, you get it: I recommend it. Not to buy and sit down and read straight through. To buy and set on your coffee table--if I had not moved it from there, I would have found it this morning without so much trouble. Then, pick it up as you drink your coffee/tea and explore and read and think about you and your space and the concept of Feng Shui. It will change your house. But, don't be surprised if it changes you, too.

Jackie Warren Tatum

[Pam · Rating 3 out of 5]

Really interesting intro to Feng Shui. Frank doesn't believe all our Ch'i was quite literally going down the toilets, but now it's not and I'm sure life is better already

[Stella · Rating 3 out of 5]

A bit out there with some things. Glad that 'Feng Shui That Makes Sense" was my first book on the topic.

[Thang]

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