Feng Shui for Lovers: How to Create Harmony in the Heart and Home

By Sarah Bartlett

Are you a fire person or is water the dominant element in your make-up? Like astrology, in Feng Shui there are a number of different personality types, each relating to one of the five Chinese elements - fire, water, earth, metal, wood. But unlike astrology, which determines your fate and fortune based solely on the time and date of your birth, with Feng Shui your fortunes are based on an intricate harmony between who you are (and what element best defines your nature) and the environment you create around you so when it comes to relationships, all kinds of combinations-both passionately combustible and serenely harmonious - are possible. Feng Shui for Lovers can help you get the most out of your particular relationship by showing you how you can transform your living space into a love nest and your relationship into a deep and powerful connection. Whether your aim is to attract a new lover or rekindle an existing one and whether you live in a mansion or a small apartment, by applying the basis principles of Feng Shui you can simply and quickly bring magic into your home - and your relationships - forever.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1909771163
• ISBN13: 9781909771161
• Release Date: September 2016
• Publisher: Albert Bridge Books
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.62 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Practical approaches in a fun, no-nonsense book

While trying to build my Feng Shui library, I found many books to be either too complicated and wordy or too focused on one particular aspect of the art. Also, most books don't provide simple and practical suggestions that aren't just silly or superstitious cures. While I do believe in the principals of balancing energies and helping the chi to flow through environments, I have a hard time believing in some authors' ideas.I received this book as a gift and on first impression was prepared to be amused. However, this book is by far the most referred to book in my library! It provides a thorough study of working with the bagua, as well as the elements, colors, and Eastern astrology to create harmony within your home and your life.It relies a bit on crystals and candles, which I understand is a Westernization of Feng Shui. But it is not heavy-handed with "cures" and delves deeply and comprehensively into the big picture of the art.