Coffee Break with Sabra: How to Use Feng Shui for a Long, Happy Marriage

How to Use Feng Shui for a Long, Happy Marriage
Coffee Break with Sabra - Anjie Cho

I was interviewed on weekly program called “Coffee Break With Sabra."  The topic was: "Ecstatic about Your Engagement?  How to use Feng Shui For a Long, Happy Marriage".

Many couples preparing for marriage focus only on their big wedding day – the cake, the flowers, the place, the dress! But what really makes a marriage lasting and enduring through of the ups and downs and of life’s adventures?

Listen and learn feng shui techniques to maintaining and creating a long, happy marriage.

by Anjie Cho


If you’d like to learn more about feng shui, check out Mindful Design Feng Shui School at: www.mindfuldesignschool.com

Bring in Some Wood Element into Your Holistic Space

 

This weekend I attended the Architectural Digest Home Show.  There were hundreds of exhibitors at Pier 94 in New York City. 

The most exciting thing I saw was the vertical landscapes in the Miele exhibit by EcoWalls.  I immediately gravitated toward this exhibit.  Imean Miele is wonderful, they have the best appliances.  I even splurged on my own Miele dishwasher.  But the vertical landscapes were just beautiful.  My client and I walked over and I gently touched the plants to see if they were real.  And they were!  I went straight for the rosemary, one of my absolute favorite herbs.  It can be a challenge to grow.  The scent is so earthy, and said to help with stress.  If I ever see fresh rosemary, nothing can stop me from rubbing the leaves.  It would be amazing to have a herb garden like this in my home!

I'm thrilled to start using some of these Green walls on my projects, both residential and commercial.  In Feng Shui, plants can be used to balance the five elements (adding more Wood) and also bring more life energy into your space.  I can't wait to learn more about EcoWalls!

by Anjie Cho


5 Ways To Kick Off Your Green Spring Cleaning With Feng Shui Principles

featured today on inhabitat.com

Photo credit: Shutterstock via inhabitat.com

Photo credit: Shutterstock via inhabitat.com

HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SPRING! I don’t know about you, but I’m ready for winter to come to an end. Adios thermal underwear, hello shorts! Happily, the spring equinox occurs on March 20th this year, which is today! The equinox marks the two times each year at which day and night are equally balanced. In Feng Shui philosophy, the vernal equinox indicates the moment at which the excess of dark, cold, passive yin energy shifts into balance with the bright, hot, active yang energy. We move away from the extended hours of darkness and move into the longer daylight hours. Most importantly, it symbolizes a time for a new cycle of growth and expansion. We spent the last few months hibernating in winter, and now is the time when the energy of spring sprouts and pushes through the dormant earth. Feng Shui principles encourage us to peek into those dark closets, open up all the windows, and really start shifting the energy in our spaces. In Feng Shui, we seek to release stale stuck energy and welcome in new vibrant life energy. Appropriately enough, according to the Chinese Almanac, this year’s spring equinox falls on a day that’s not much good for anything but substantial cleaning and repairs to your home or workspace. So what better way to observe the vernal equinox than to start some eco-spring cleaning with the help of a little Feng Shui?...

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by Anjie Cho