The Horoscope Master

Feng shui is used in the west to create more opportunity, success and wealth. But in the East, feng shui is used for all that and to create harmonious relationships, too. Feng shui is a terrific tool for improving family relationships. As anyone who has had strife and struggle at home can tell you, a harmonious home is truly a blessing. Creating a harmonious and pleasant home is a bonus to all who reside there. Use these tips to create a home that’s aligned for harmony and good fortune for the whole family. Ensure family harmony with a vase. The southwest is the sector of the woman or mother of the house. This corner of the home is regarded as the corner where all the good family luck resides. Think of it this way, when the mother is happy, the family is too. Add a large ceramic urn or vase to symbolize the mother and place in this corner to collect beneficial energy. Make sure the vase is left empty to collect chi. If your SW corner has a garage or bathroom, which can cause un

Question: I live at the entrance to my subdivision. My life is in a shambles, we have no money, my husband lost his good-paying job and he has been very sick. Help me fix my life! Answer: You truly have a tough row to hoe. This is one of the most serious poison arrow energies you can have. Your subdivision is like a lot of neighborhoods that have a T-intersection at the entrance. They typically have only one way into the neighborhood and one way out. That means that all day and night, you have people driving straight into your house and then turn either left or right to go to their homes. Even though the cars are aimed more at your driveway and garage than your door, this is still an issue. Because the fact is, every house in the neighborhood that has a car drives in and their cars are aimed directly at your house. This is one of those neighborhood planning issues that I would love to take up with a residential developer. These houses are always up for sale. The turnover is constant be

There are two very basic kinds of energy in feng shui. These are sheng chi, which is called the dragon’s breath. This is the beautiful and helpful type of energy that brings all good things. The second energy is called shar chi. This is harmful energy that creates all kinds of problems. One of the sources of shar chi is poison arrow energy. Poison arrows are negative energy that emanates from anything sharply pointing toward a main door, your body, or your home. These often occur at T-intersections where a road terminates directly in front of a house. It can also come from sharp corners of walls or furniture. These points can hit your body while you work or sleep. At their worst, poison arrows can create severe loss, such as loss of job, loss of money, or loss of health. It is important to assess any place you spend a great deal of time at for the presence and affect of poison arrows. These may be obvious and others not so obvious. But their affects can still impact your life. Read the

Love it or hate it, there’s no denying that yellow is a color that’s bright and sunny and optimistic. It’s also the color that’s the easiest for all people to see. The color yellow is a happy color that brings bright, vibrant energy to any house or office. Yellow is also the color that represents ripeness, as in the yellow leaves of the fall season. But everything isn’t perfect with sunny yellow. Yellow is commonly associated negatively with cowardice. What’s more, yellow can also be associated with oppression and even illness, such as jaundice from a hepatitis infection. In China, pornography is referred to as “Yellow Movies,” and in Russia, an insane asylum is called a “Yellow House.” Even so, in chakra studies, the color yellow represents the solar plexus chakra, the seat of personal will. But in feng shui, yellow has a special meaning too. It refers to the three earth sectors of the center (the solar plexus of a home), northeast and southeast. When you’re ready for a bright dose of