Feng Shui for the Rest of Us
Gabrielle Alizay
(Guest Reviewer - Jean Feingold)
2005 The Writers Collective
ISBN: 1594111324

What You Can Do Right Now to Change Your Life.

It doesn't matter who you are, what you do, or even the color your den is, it's easy to integrate the skill of Feng Shui into your existence. Keep your religion, style & beliefs. Hold on to that ratty old chair, if you truly love it. Solve your problems. Dramatically improve your day to day. How is this possible?

Learn the knack of Feng Shui. Simple, intentional changes made in your home & office can optimistically transform your life. Cheaper than therapy. More fun than a night on the town. Easy to understand, complete with secrets which turn your life into a work of art.

Guest Reviewer Jean Feingold writes:

So you've tried therapy, yoga, meditation & more, & you've still got problems? Why not give Feng Shui a chance? Gabrielle Alizay demystifies the ancient Chinese belief that by changing what you have in your home & how it's arranged, can help you straighten out any less than perfect aspects of your life. She offers an array of easy to do cures with amusing names like Saved by the Bell & How the West was Won.

What I like about the way Gabrielle Alizay presents Feng Shui is that she provides concrete actions to take to deal with life situations that otherwise seem impossible. Looking for love? Throw out the junk that is cluttering your bedroom & hang only pictures with two or more people or things in them. She says clutter clearing makes room for what you want in your life, & pictures with multiples are a physical representation of coupling.

Got a bad boss? Put his or her name in your helpful people box & watch them either shape up or find a job elsewhere.

While results from Feng Shui actions are not instantaneous, they usually evolve over time.

Feng Shui for the Rest of Us lets you look at your nest & how you live in it differently & is great fun, & is sure to help you change your life for the better. It did for me!
(02/26/06)

Guest Reviewer - Jean Feingold
2006©Jean Feingold