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the kitchen in Feng Shui is synonymous with wealth

the kitchen in Feng Shui is synonymous with wealth, but it only stokes our prosperity if we use it. so, if you want your kitchen to serve that kind of cha-ching energy, here are a few tips to get you started:

TIP ONE: let your countertops breathe! if yours are covered with appliances and décor that is rarely used, it’s costing you. any horizontal surface (like those counters) represents creativity. think of them like a landing pad for new ideas and solutions. if available surface area is limited, there is no room for clarity or “inspirational” refreshments. so, use your stuff, or find it a new home.

TIP TWO: clean the oven. it is representative of our personal energy and financial prowess, so it helps BIG time to keep it clean. we all crave the “magical” remedies, i know, but getting elbow deep and scrubbing yours ‘til its polished and pretty will take you (and your abundance potential!) leaps and bounds.

and then…

maximize your earning potential. ever hear the more burners your stove has, the wealthier you are? ‘tis true if you use them. what i typically see (and hear from clients) is one favorite burner being used all the time. the rest? untapped prosperity. don’t let that happen to you.

finally.

keep fresh fruit out in the kitchen as a symbol of abundance. personally, i love oranges – they are happy, bright, and bursting full of the sweet life. and as we go into a new year, they really invoke all that *sweet life* chi! xo

it’s time to do a little Q & A – and your ques

it’s time to do a little Q & A – and your questions this time are sizzling, so thank you for sending them in! in this episode of House Therapy, we are talking about…

+ ways to shui a tiny apartment where a small bedroom is your everything space – the bedroom, office, gym and art studio!

+ a few good ideas for shui-ing your condo

+ more than a few shui suggestions for the bedroom to spice it up and give you back your relationship

+ and more!

this conversation is a wee bit longer than normal, so pour yourself something delish and get comfy, or take me on your commute – either way, the shui here guarantees smiles and high fives!

a quick note:

for those who want to submit a Q, too – send it to amanda@simpleshui.com. make sure you note in the SUBJECT line ‘podcast Q’ – and maybe yours will be answered in the next round.

finally, enormous thanks for your downloads, subscriptions, reviews and ratings – they are such a BIG deal in my world and hatch so much happiness, so thank you, THANK YOU! xo

i LOVE Ms. Dillard and this quote SO much, and i L

i LOVE Ms. Dillard and this quote SO much, and i LOVE even more that – no matter where you live – there are more than a couple ways to invite this energy into your home:

+ if you live nearby them, go to the mountains and absorb their energy.

+ consider displaying imagery of mountains – a poster, photograph, or painting – in your home or office, and it'll bring this generosity into your life.

+ place a large boulder in the garden and it will anchor that “mountain of support” energy for you. alternatively, a rock cairn or rock garden would also work.

+ keep a crystal in the shape of a mountain in your Wisdom / Self-cultivation area and it will radiate the restful energy mountains bestow on us. (need to know where this area is? check my stories!)

you can learn more about working with elements in my course, Become Your Own Feng Shui Consultant. (and if you've been wanting a payment plan option, make sure you're signed up for my newsletter before Wednesday!) xo

when we have stuff in every corner of a room, it c

when we have stuff in every corner of a room, it can feel like nothing new ever happens for us.

why?

one, when we don’t have the resource (time or energy) to manage everything, things in our surroundings tend to stay the same way, never getting moved or changed. (do you see the environmental metaphor happening here?)

two, when we don’t have anywhere to energetically receive something new, it can keep the changes we want out of reach. just like you wouldn’t order a new appliance without ensuring the old one would be hauled away, you want to create room in your house that suggests there is space in your life for its reception.

so, if every shelf is full or the closet is jam-packed with clothes…

maybe the drawers don’t open easily or you can’t pull the car into the garage (and would like to!)…

perhaps the office floor is starting to suffocate under the debris of work or daily stuff…

consider this: fewer obstacles in a home equal more life force (think: opportunities, new perspectives, helpful possibilities) sauntering through your home (and life!) with ease.

so, whether you have a little (or a lot) of de-cluttering or zhuzhing ahead, here are a few tips:

TIP ONE: give everything its own home – belongings belong somewhere.

TIP TWO: know where you can find your things, if / when you need them.

TIP THREE: be able to navigate your space without obstacles or anxiety.

not only will this all lend itself to feeling less anxiety and stress (something we all probably welcome around the end of the year!), it improves how we feel around others and makes us more available to whatever refreshments (hope, possibility, invitation for change) are trying to come our way. xo

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