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Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

automated forex system — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 12:56:12 GMT

Nice article. I agree. I am beige, however, I do not own to paint to my taste. I think I would try color. I have a variety of color on my wall via paintings etc, but it is quite a different affect with paint...

Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

moris — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 05:24:54 GMT

Honestly speaking I found some change in my fate after implementation of Feng shui in my home. I am herby sharing four simple Fengshui tips for you:

i) If you have your front door or front window open directly to a window or door at the back of your house, place a big screen or furniture to block the alignment to prevent good Chi from entering and leaving your house straight away.

ii) Find a way to brighten long and dark corridors. They trap bad chi inside your home and prevents the good chi from entering and circulating inside.

iii) It is good luck to place an aquarium or a fountain inside your home. Good Chi is attracted to water. A good place to place your aquarium is facing your front door inside the house to invite good Chi to come in. Other good places to put an aquarium or fountain: On the south-east element of your home for wealth, south-west for marriage, east for health, west for friends, north for career and north-east for education.

iv) Don't place your kitchen directly below a bathroom, nor place your kitchen in front or the centre of your house. Ideally, the kitchen should be located at the back of your home. And if you cook by open flame, it is best to cook outside the house.

Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

Outdoor Chairs — Sat, 29 May 2010 04:58:57 GMT

I knew I loved your site when I saw the line "LIfe is not beige!"
What is it with all the beige with modern designers? It is so boring! I love it when they through in a beige pillow on a cream couch and proclaim they have added color! LOL

Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

Home Appliances — Mon, 24 May 2010 10:54:01 GMT

Color is so important. I remember in second grade hating my school - because the walls were beige and aqua-marine. Some orange and red - even a nice vibrant blue - would have made so much difference!

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bamboo rugs — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 10:07:16 GMT

Thanks for posting this info.
I just want to let you know that I just check out your site and I find it very interesting and informative. I can’t wait to read lots of your posts.

Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

French Shui Cafe I Cat Grison — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 07:02:40 GMT

Get the Life in, Keane, and shine it out!
Bonne annee!

Comment on Life is NOT beige! When Feng Shui meets Interior Decoration...

Keane — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 06:43:12 GMT

Very inspiring! I'll aim for more vibrancy :)

Comment on Does everybody die? Pépé's Story, a parable for the soul for humans like you and me.

kris — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:55:09 GMT

hi cat, i totally agree,
life is not the end of the existence of our souls. we just get a new body to live in.

love n hugs
kris

one finds always what one wants to find,
one sees always what one wants to see,
one understands always what one think one understands,
one believes always in what we want to believe in.

life is there for us to learn to think beyond our imagination,
beyond the physical manifestation of our body,
beyond our own existence.

kris - ca 2009

Comment on Does everybody die? Pépé's Story, a parable for the soul for humans like you and me.

French Shui Cafe I Cat Grison — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 17:17:21 GMT

Thnak you Elisabeth, for supporting this project since day one, years ago. I am glad this story helped you on your path and I am grateful to have you as a friend. Merci!

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Elisabeth — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:17:52 GMT

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It makes a lovely gift, too - if you are into gifting things this time of the year ...