Feng Shui Decoded

Key concepts to describe the Knowledge & Self-Cultivation area include:

Stories applying Feng Shui to this area include:

Seijaku = The profound stillness and peace found in moments of solitude and quiet reflection.

-a retiring couple; 

-a business;a realtor/artist; 

-a business executive;

-a family.

• Hallways and Staircases can be extreme in character and need to be balanced and enhanced.
• When decorating your hallways, consider the width and height of your hallway.
• Stairways create a waterfall of energy flowing downwards and if facing your front door, that means your Ch’i is flowing out of your home. We cite examples of how to mitigate this challenge.
• In these two areas of our home we want to slow down the fast-moving Ch’i so that you have a greater sense of peace in your home.
• Our new series begins on the Bagua Map. To be prepared go to WSFS.com and go to “free material" to see Lorrie Webb Grillo’s Bagua explanation. It is a short brief video of how to place the Bagua Map over your home.

Specific guidelines on creating bedrooms ideally suited to

everyone in the household:

The book mentioned in the podcast was Why We Sleep by Dr. Matthew Walker. A description of the book can be found here.

Episode 4: The Kitchen

Podcast Hosts: Terah Kathryn Collins, Lorrie Webb Grillo, Ellen Schneider and Ro Rusnock

Recorded: June 18, 2024

Show Notes:

​The Kitchen defined as more than a space to prepare food.

• ​How to refine the kitchen with organization and the intention to create a happy, gathering place.
• ​Feng Shui principles applied to create comfort, safety and beauty.
• Before and After stories that demonstrated the impact Feng Shui has on creating a warm, functional and beautiful kitchen

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Episode 4: The Home Office

Podcast Hosts: Terah Kathryn Collins, Lorrie Webb Grillo, Ellen Schneider and Ro Rusnock

Recorded: June 25, 2024

Show Notes: