Feng shui awareness has entered mainstream America and can be found in many articles and publications.  Numerous readers believe that feng shui can influence and improve  their quality of life.  The feng shui experience reflects the person/place connection and highlights those areas where benefits may be gained from feng shui adjustments.  

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Nature in Kirkwood

The ancient art of feng shui has always placed human beings and buildings sites into harmonious and beneficial settings to enhance quality of life for present day and future generations.  The village of Kirkwood benefits from its auspicious location nestled within the high mountain ranges of the High Sierra Nevada, surrounded by wilderness and national forests.

Color in Kirkwood

All materials in our environment relate to one of five elements based on a theory developed in Chinese Medicine.  Our comfort level can be enhanced if we support and balance the cycles and dynamics of these elements with color, shape and texture.  From science we know that our response to color is one of the most powerful human experiences even when it is on a subconscious or subliminal level.

 Yin &Yang: The Dance of Opposites

Yin & yang are an intrinsic part of our lifestyle.  As human beings we experience yin & yang with our five senses, and intuitively we seek balance.

Feng Shui in a Winter Garden

Seasonal Affective Disorder affects numerous people with some degree of discomfort from cabin fever and the blues to depression.  Feng Shui takes a look at SAD with suggestions for increasing well-being during the gloomy times of the year.  

Kirkwood in Armchair Position

The art of feng shui offers a basic set of principles to all who wish to enhance their environment with feng shui cures.  Among the various schools of feng shui, Pyramid School has distinguished itself with unique focus on the person/place connection.  Read how Kirkwood is served by feng shui schools.

Pyramid Feng Shui Wields Flower Power

Pyramid Feng Shui endorses the results of studies on the "Emotional Impact of Flowers" with a virtual tour of the ba gua. 

Flower Power II: Empowerment Revisited 

 Being in nature is quite different from seeing it.  Yin and yang, your friends on the spectrum of extremes, are always there to remind you that excessive indoor lethargy needs to be balanced by the lure of nature and the outdoors. 

Feng Shui Gathering Spaces are Heart Spaces

The center is always a special place in feng shui because it represents health, which is central to our well being.  The heart space is where we gather and nurture our companionship.  Even when you are away, you can mark your space with Pyramid Feng Shui.

Hot Springs Resort Near Kirkwood

David Walley's Hot Springs Resort in Genoa, which is Nevada's oldest settlement offers mineral bath, spa facilities and gourmet restaurants.  The geothermal water at Walley's bubbles out of the ground at 145 degrees where you can still see the old stone basin that dates back to 1862.  Taking the waters is an ancient European tradition as an antidote to stress and bodily wear and tear.  

FSII Newsletter

The Gates

"Pyramid Feng Shui Looks at The Gates in Central Park" in this insightful article and interpretation of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's art project from February 12 to 27, 2005

Pyramid Feng Shui Wields Flower Power

Pyramid Feng Shui uses cutting edge information from interdisciplinary scientific research to support ancient wisdom and cures.  The presence of flowers affects social behavior in a positive manner far beyond what is normally believed. 

Flower Power II

More cutting-edge information from scientific research demonstrating how flowers and plants in the workplace benefit the economy, environment and your health.

Moving and the Dynamics of Feng Shui Elements

If you feel unsettled and frazzled and you dread moving day, reading this article will help you understand all the necessary phases of moving your home or your business.  

New York Arts Magazine

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