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10 Feng Shui Wealth-Producing Tips for Handbags

It's an indispensable tool, a valuable fashion asset and a source of all manner of important things like breath mints, a safety pin to fix a broken zipper, or keys to entertain a toddler. A woman's purse is a collector of things - and sometimes those things are downright unhealthful. According to recent studies, a woman's purse ranks as one of the top ten germiest items we come in contact with on a regular basis. Ironically, a woman's handbag is also the place where she carries her wealth and financial power. Is your purse a symbol of wealth or is it a danger to your health? Maybe it's a little of both. Interestingly, for women, a purse is often a symbol of the self. An attractive, organized purse makes us feel better and more in control of our lives. When our purse is a mess and we can't find anything, we feel lost and our bank accounts often reflect that scattered state. Simply put, a purse with good feng shui is a purse that is organized, a handy resource, an

Feng Shui For Vision Boards

 A vision board is a powerful way to visually represent the aspirations and goals you have for your life with images. The images can either be pictures of what you would like, a house where you’d like to live, a car you’d like to drive, or can be a title you aspire to, such as writer, actor, or president. People respond well to images. They inspire us in ways that words don’t. Combining a goals list with a vision board is especially powerful. In feng shui, when compass feng shui, flying star or another type of feng shui merge together, this is called “compounding” feng shui. The feng shui then, because it’s multiplied, becomes more potent. The simple act of writing out your goals is powerful and then to compound it with a vision board makes it more powerful still. Add feng shui to the equation and you have a vision board that can propel you to a whole new place in life. Are you ready for that? I mean, really, ready? Many people say they want something new, but new can be scary. Just be

The Feng Shui of Clocks

CLOCK DO’s DO use a pendulum or chiming clock to activate the 6 star of networking and benefactors. DO use a pendulum or chiming clock to activate the 1 star of opportunity and income. DO use a pendulum or chiming clock to deplete and drain nasty earth stars (2&5) from becoming problematic (southwest and center in 2013). DO make sure your clocks are not oversized or dominate your room. DO hang clocks in hallways, living rooms or the kitchen. DO make sure clocks next to the bed are small and not overly bright, if they’re electric. DO make sure clocks in the bedroom wake you to a pleasant sound that you enjoy, such as chimes. DO hang/place clocks in out of the way locations so the pressure of time isn’t overbearing. DO hang clocks in the west, northwest and north corners of the house or living room. CLOCK DON’Ts DON’T hang a clock close to the front door or viewed by the front door. DON’T hang a clock in the dining room as this implies death and rushing to eat. DON’T hang over-sized