In today’s episode we explore what the five element’s colours and shapes are, and learn how to use the Three Shars, typically seen as bad luck, to our advantage. Featuring personal stories and a listener’s mini reading. ⚠️ Trigger warning: Cancer. 

How can each sector of your home influence your luck? Jo and Chloe discuss the 2022 Annual Flying Stars, what they are with examples, and what to expect this year depending on the facing direction of your property, where the front door location is and where you like to spend your time. 

Join us as we kick start the new year discussing space clearing and how this action can create further positive results in your life and Feng Shui. With useful tips from Jo and a Mini-Reading of one our listeners.

One more sleep until Christmas day 2021! Join us as we summarise the five elements and scratch the surface on Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches. Jo also forecasts what next year has in store in 2022 in as a Yang Water Tiger year.

There are five elements in Feng Shui: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal. In the next five episodes we scratch beneath the surface of what these elements are and their characteristics in individuals. In this episode we focus on the Metal element and it's Yin and Yang values as well as featuring a listener's date and time of birth that has the Metal element defining it. 

There are five elements in Feng Shui: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal. In the next five episodes we scratch beneath the surface of what these elements are and their characteristics in individuals. In this episode we focus on the Earth element and it's Yin and Yang values as well as featuring a listener's date and time of birth that has the Earth element defining it. 

There are five elements in Feng Shui: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal. In the next five episodes we scratch beneath the surface of what these elements are and their characteristics in individuals. In this episode we focus on the Fire element and it's Yin and Yang values as well as featuring a two listener's date and time of birth that has the Fire element defining it. 

There are five elements in Feng Shui: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal. In the next five episodes we scratch beneath the surface of what these elements are and their characteristics in individuals. In this episode we focus on the Wood element and it's Yin and Yang values as well as featuring a listener's date and time of birth that has the Wood element defining it. 

There are five elements in Feng Shui: Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, and Metal. In the next five episodes we scratch beneath the surface of what these elements are and their characteristics in individuals. In this episode we focus on the Water element and it's Yin and Yang values as well as featuring a listener's date and time of birth that has the Water element defining it. 

It's easy to concentrate on the good things but in Feng Shui we have to look at Yin and Yang as for every positive there is a negative, so we can't ignore the negative. In todays episode we look at things to avoid in Feng Shui, what a Chinese Feng Shui compass is, Jo's take on greenery in the bedroom and mirror placements at home, as well as what energies to avoid stimulating this year.