November 2019 – Guidance

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It is never to late to learn new skills! It is good for the brain, it is great for the moods 🙂

In November, we look into new interests and envisage to enrol in new courses early 2020 for a new beginning.
The next upcoming weeks are perfect timing to do some research in a new field but don’t enrol yet – wait till January.
Indeed… Now is only time to do your research of what you wish to learn!

Enjoy those dreams of change!
With joy and enthusiasm in your heart, write a wish list and the Universe will align all this in a couple of months time for you.

Can’t wait to start writing my list and place it next to my front door with a lovely crystal on top.

Roseline Deleu
International Feng Shui Master & Author
www.fengshuisteps.com.au

 

 

7 Day Feng Shui Challenge – Day 3

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Congratulations to all of you who have managed to eliminate as much as possible from all your Inboxes during Day 2! 🙂

DAY 3 – Take care of your Entry Door

Today, we stay away from the computer, we move! We go outside and have a good look at all the details of our entry door. We dust it, clean its windows, repair what may not be working, put healthy plants in nice (unbroken) pots – or anything else that you fancy doing with that front door.

Moreover…
1. Make sure your doorbell is in working order
2. Your door mat is welcoming visitors in front of the door
3. Your house number is clearly indicated

A Day 3 much more relaxing than yesterday… which may allow some of you to finish clearing those inboxes that were not done yesterday.

Roseline Deleu
International Feng Shui Master & Author
http://www.fengshuisteps.wordpress.com
Email fengshuisteps [at] hotmail [dot] com
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Before and After photos of Entry

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BEFORE – please note following Feng Shui challenges:
a) The shiny tiled Compass is hidden by a dull mat
-> lack of direction in life
b) The artificial (silk) flower arrangement is the first we see as soon as we open the door
-> what is it in the resident’s lives that is a bit too artificial?
c) The metal shelve hosts eclectic items and clothes
-> too many different items to start a good day with a clear mind   😦
d) A few dried (dead) flowers sadly collecting dust in a glass pot on the floor
-> nothing ‘dead’ in the entry please, we need ‘life’ in an entry so that Chi can carry it with its flow around the whole house! Also, avoid small items on the floor level, they are down, you look down sadly   😦
e) Shoes near the entry… preferably in a closed in cupboard in the garage because on an open shelve in your entry foyer they may emanate a subtle smell – and after I’m sure that  worn shoes are not your favourite decoration   😀

 

AFTER –  note the changes:
a) The shiny tiled compass is now happily shining with the sunlight and an outdoor mat is doing a great job.
b) The artificial flower arrangement is now at the back of the entry door so it is no more the first thing you see when you enter.
c) A second shelve is across the first one, they now both host precious and fun objects that are loved by the grand kids when they visit. They also put a smile and bring joy into the grand parents lives when they come home.

RESULTS –  After those easy changes, the occupants soon felt calmer and peaceful, better organised and their days were filled with more laughter and smiles. After all… Happiness is priceless isn’t it!  🙂

Roseline Deleu
International Feng Shui Master
www.fengshuisteps.com.au

Poison arrows – Outdoors

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Examples of ‘outdoors’ poison arrows:

–          light pole
–          tall tree
–          ditch
–          culvert

Have a good look at what you feel ‘threatens’ you leading to your front entry – this is what we call ‘Poison Arrow’ in Feng Shui.

Roseline Deleu, international Feng Shui Master & Author

Illustration extract of her Cartoon Guide “Easy Feng Shui Steps” available on http://fengshuisteps.com/books_products.html

Clear Pathway for quick Results

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I work as from home as a therapist. My business was a little bit too slow for the last few weeks so, I decided to have a look what Feng Shui could possibly do to enhance my business.

I studied Feng Shui with Roseline Deleu and I remember her telling us (quite often) that the entrance was the first step to start Feng Shuying your house. I had a look outside and decided to trim the bush overgrowing on the clinic walkway.

Within the hour following this little ‘trim’, I got three unexpected appointments that perfectly fitted in my schedule.

I am always amazed how only one Feng Shui change can affect my life so quickly and so positively!

Jan

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