By James Brickman
Jami Lin is an interior designer and a Feng Shui master.
Her love for art surfaced when she was merely three years old – she loved finger-painting and using color artistically. As a child, Jami was influenced by the artistic talents of her mother. She graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s degree in Design. During her summer vacations, she worked for a renowned interior designer in Miami. Today, her talent and trademark are colors.
Jami has practiced interior design for over thirty years. During this time, she designed over a million square feet. In 1990, Jami discovered Feng Shui. Over the twenty years of studying and practicing this ancient Chinese notion, she has written 6 bestselling books on Feng Shui, as well as she created a home-study program that is available online. She has taught numerous students from around the world through her books and home-study programs, as well as by phone and online consultations.
Jami Lin’s award-winning ColorAlchemy book helps people to unlock their potential by learning and mastering colors and their use. This can help one reveal the potential within their body, mind, and soul. Jami also offers youth-enhancing ColorAlchemy skincare that can help one enhance their look and feel.
Jami Lin teaches the meaning and potential of colors internationally and provides advice for Feng Shui interior design. Her area of expertise includes: assessing properties in terms of color and Feng Shui, space clearing, redesign, remodeling, landscape design, garden design, furniture placement, developing color schemes, enhancing the lighting, and many more. Her main three interests are design, color, and Feng Shui, and she enjoys sharing her knowledge with others.
Anyone can schedule a consultation with her to co-create a gorgeous, functional, and inspirational environment from scratch. Jami can work with customers remotely (Skype/phone) or in person. Jami Lin’s testimonials prove that her talents as a Feng Shui designer help people. She can help anyone, regardless of their budget, style, or focus. She strives to deliver the most affordable solutions, which means that you don’t have to break the bank to test new design ideas that she suggested. If her initial ideas do not please the customer, she will keep working on other ideas until the customer is satisfied.
When it comes to Feng Shui, Jamie’s capacities are virtually endless. For instance, she can construct and build a home from the ground up. The home will be built according to the best traditions of Feng Shui. She has even built round homes, which complies with one of Feng Shui suggestions. She manages the entire process of building the home she designs. Jami can also help to redecorate and refurbish an already built home. This can include orienting the rooms in the most practical and decorative way, positioning furniture, and remodeling the indoors with new colors. Everything she does is devoted to maximizing good Feng Shui and enhancing the practicality and visual appeal of the premises, whether it’s an entire home, garden, or just one room. She can also perform space clearing to get rid of any negative energy, and boost the good energy.
About the Author: James Brickman runs http://www.fengshuicrazy.com which teaches the ancient art of feng shui. Please visit his website to learn more about Jami Lin.
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By Larry Lim The art of Geomancy or more commonly known as Feng Shui in the Chinese community is often debated for its facts. After years of studies, Feng Shui has been proven to have its foundation built on natural sciences and not merely based on Chinese superstitions. Feng Shui, just like the name suggests, means wind and water when translated into English. The art has been practiced since 4,500 years ago with the aim to create a harmonial balance between a home’s occupants and its surroundings. Today, even the Western world have begun to take notice of this ancient practice, incorporating interior design with the art of Feng Shui. In the simplest form, it is divided into 5 key elements – fire, earth, metal, water and wood. All these basic elements are used to help enhance the general well-being and luck of the occupants. This is the reason why a Feng Shui master is invited to survey the house before the family moves in. The Feng Shui master attempts to bring together the natural order of Heaven, Earth and Man, blending these 3 orders with the owner’s Bazi (the birthday) to help create a perfect interior orientation for the house. When someone buys a new property in Singapore, there are some very basic Feng Shui rules to observe, specifically rules that affect the flow of Chi into the house. For example, Singaporeans would refrain from buying a property located on cul-de-sacs or the ‘dead end’ of a street, or those facing a ‘T’ junction. The properties located at these areas are believed to be bad for Chi flows, either too much or not enough flowing into the house. The landscape is another basic criteria in determining a Feng Shui of a house. Try imagining a house with a tree planted at its entrance. From common sense, it is bad landscaping because it blocks the walkway. From the Feng Shui point of view, it is an unfavourable because it blocks the Chi from entering the house. Having a winding walkway rather than a straight walkway heading to the entrance of the house is also favourable because it is believed that the Chi is “gentler” when it enters the house. Another good practice when buying a house is to talk to the owner or the realtor to learn the purpose of the sale because it may affect your fortune in the future. You would prefer to buy a house from someone selling to move to a bigger home, than from an owner who is forced to sell because of bankruptcy or foreclosure. Most of the time, a renovation is required when the family moves into a new house. Colors and shapes play an important role in determining the Feng Shui of the house. Different colors and shapes will evoke different feelings or emotions in different people. By replacing protruding shapes with sharp ends to something circular, existing relationship problems may go away. Another useful tip to promote a good and prosperous living for the entire family, is the “pa-gua” positions. Use the “pa-gua” to tackle shortages or imperfect area in your home by literally dividing the layuout into 9 sections. Finding a house with the perfect Feng Shui is certainly no easy task. However with such a long history and hordes of staunch believers, it is probably wise to spend a little more effort to incorporate Feng Shui into the home for the well-being for its occupants. About the Author: Larry Lim is a Singapore-based real estate writer. He writes for iProperty Singapore and ST701 Property. Source: www.isnare.com Read the original here: Feng Shui for the Home By Mr.Andrew Caxton The Feng Shui concept is one of positive energy. Believers feel it can help them become rich and successful. Feng Shui has the ability to b9ring harmony between all living things in the environment. When Spring arrives, it’s a prefect time to think about doing some face work to your home in order to generate a flow of positive energy through it. When you successfully change the surrounding energy, you will also change your life. Origin of Feng Shui Feng Shui originated in China, and its beliefs are based upon the idea that both animate and inanimate objects generate energy. The belief is this is caused by placement with the intent to achieve some kind of balance as well as harmony between people, places, and things and the environment. The five earth elements that comprise Feng Shui and play an integral part in the creation of the flawless environment. What Is Feng Shui? When the majority of people think of Feng Shui, they think of moving their furniture or of using Feng Shui interior decorating style, but it definitely extends beyond either of those. The Feng Shui concept is one of balance in addition to harmony, which is a positive energy force. Followers believe it will allow each person to minimize the negative as well as any dangers in your life in order to increase your chances of achieving good health and being successful. Another concept of Feng Shui is its ability to govern how lucky you are in love, happiness within the family, and romance. Its use has been incorporated into children’s education for centuries, and by following the Feng Shui tips, your study habits and concentration will improve. The concept also says that if you work extremely hard and are in possession of the proper Feng Shui, you may actually enjoy an opportunity of wealth. You cannot lie back until your chance arrives; only hard work will help you obtain the success you ought to have. Many millionaires exist because of Feng Shui, but it is not a free ride to success. They got there because they worked hard to achieve their goals, using Feng Shui as a guide. Many people who begin learning about Feng Shui have no idea of its depth of knowledge, but they confess later that it causes positive changes in your life by generating positive energy that is known as CHI. If you make use of any of the Feng Shui cures or enhancements, you must be able to identify the items that are a part of the environment of the individual whether it’s a home or a commercial building. After all, the Feng Shui concept is to improve all aspects as well as areas within both our daily lives as well as environment to form a more balanced world. About the Author: Andrew Caxton enjoys writing about home decor for http://www.home-decorating-reviews.com . Find more publications about feng shui interior decorating at his website. Source: www.isnare.com See the original post: The Concept Of Feng Shui
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