Feng Shui

I read this book and I want to ask the autors a question about the Pah Kwa. I didn't find their email address, so I'll post it here. They said that the fame enrichment is always positioned over the font door. I got other information from other authors, and different Pah Kwa plans. I don't know which is right. I study architecture and I'm very intrested in Feng shui. I'll make a diploma degree out of Feng shui and I must make it right. Maybe I can get an email address of them here. Please contact me.

This is the best book I've found for those of us who have only a vague concept of what feng shui is, and how it is practiced. It covers the historical background and application to modern living perfectly - clear and concise. The analogies the writer uses are very helpful for us narrow-minded Westerners.

This is the first book I've read front to back on feng shui. I knew a bit about the subject before I read this book, but was uncertain how to apply it to my life. This book held my interest and is clear and informative without being dry. It takes you step by step through the process (with many easy to follow diagrams) on how to analyze your living and working space--and even your garden. I was fascinated by feng shui before I read this book; now I'm hooked. Even if you don't completely believe it, by applying even some of the principles, i.e., wind chimes, plants, less clutter(!), more (or less) color in your home or office, you can create a more harmonius and peaceful environment away from the frantic pace of life. And, do it without a spending a lot of money. Great book!