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Feng Shui
 Feng Shui Demystified
by Clear Englebert
Pronounced fung shway, meaning wind/water, this ancient Chinese Taoist term "explores how objects affect energy (chi), and how energy affects your daily life...There are as many different kinds of feng shui as there are kinds of Christianity." Englebert demystifies Feng Shui by giving clear, common sense reasons for Tao rules regarding the placement of objects. There is a chart listing the material of the object (fire,water, so on) and its symbolism, best color, and directional placement. Most of all, this book recommends developing your own intuitive sense by becoming more aware of how your environment impacts your daily life. Reviewed by Roberta Beckman
Price: $10.95  
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 Interior Design with Feng Shui - Expanded Edition
by Sarah Rossbach
The superbly deep forward by Master Lin Yun and three appendices of this book point toward the inherent wisdom in Feng Shui. Rossbach, a traditionalist, loyal to her mentor Lin Yun, speaks of Feng Shui's role attuned with one's personal life and destiny. The book is a veritable encyclopedia of the Black Hat tradition from landscape observation, site planning to interior design placement. this edition's added chapter on color enhances the book's emphasis on maximizing the environment's energy for elevation of one's soul. Harness the chi and practice the Tao through Feng Shui. Reviewed by Betsy Minthorn.
Price: $15.95
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 Spirit of the Home
by Jane Alexander
A real home is one that nurtures us on every level. Often we become distracted by all the latest trappings for our homes. In our hearts we want a real home, one that gives us the creature comforts that make our bodies feel relaxed and comfortable, that provides safety, serenity and that allows our mind and emotions peace and security. Above all, we want a home that nourishes our soul. Jane gives us simple and elegant ideas to accomplish this. Reviewed by Andrew Macklem-Cross.
Price: $19.95
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