Cheryl Grace did an excellent job of creating an in-depth look at Feng Shui. While she lays out the principals commonly found in most books on the topic, she goes one step further to create a guide for fine-tuning one’s internal environment.
As the author begins to convey the principals of design that
work with the location and orientation of the home, placement of furniture and
use of color, artwork and accessories to create a harmonious environment, she
goes on to provide the additional practices to aid and support this ancient art.
As she notes, most of the focus of Feng Shui lies in external changes to the environment.
She became more excited by working with the unseen world, the world of energy,
using the tools of intuition and intention, according to the text.
Ms. Grace utilized the traditional Bagua as a starting point
for inner growth by association the qualities of inner life that she found to
associate with each point on the map. For example, for Health & Family she
connected with the inner qualities of discernment and forgiveness; for Helpful
People and Travel, patience and an open mind.
The author brings attention to her work with the I Ching and
its wisdom on the subject of transformation, which happens, as she states, when
the truth resonates so strongly on the inside that the outside shifts on its
own. Finally she sets out five steps, including listening deeply, seizing the moment
and graciously receiving what you ask for, to help you reach your potential.
She asks the questions that will enable you to find your personal truth in
every area of your life.
This is a very well rounded, informative book on Feng Shui
that considers the art in combination with various other helpful arts,
practices and questions to consider, enabling the reader to create the life
they most want.
I did receive a free copy of this book from Hay House
Publishing in order to write this review. However, I received no monetary compensation
and was not obligated to make it a positive review. I was simply asked to give
my honest opinion and this is it.
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