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Feng Shui

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I saw parts of this video on Boston's PBS station. I found the video in the library, and after watching it, I bundled my son off to buy mirrors, crystal balls, windchimes, and plants.

A few months ago, I rearranged the furniture in my livingroom to make it appear more spacious. Prior to the rearranging, I never spent any more time in the livingroom than was absolutely necessary. Since then, you can't get me out of there.

There are dark corners and sharp bends in my house that have grated on me whenever I came near. My instincts told me to buy mirrors and lights to reduce these irritations. After viewing this film, I thought, "I'm not waiting a moment more."

One other thing - the type of Feng Shui that is presented is based on the entrance to a room, not its actual geographical orientation. Not only does that eliminate the need for compasses (well discussed in the video), it makes for a quick and easy understanding of Feng Shui.

I am convinced that Feng Shui will work.

This tape is not as great as it may seem. I saw this tape on PBS last year and thought it would be a good tape with a lot of helpful information...WAS I WRONG!!!!!! this tape runs about 60 mins and for the first half of the tape it is filled with testimoies of how feng shui has helped them. If I am not a beleiver, I would not have purchase the tape in the first place!this tape spends to much time trying to convince you that feng shui is real. I was hoping the tape would provide me with more useful information. for those who saw this on PBS, you already saw the entire tape! There is nothing new on it. This tape is a huge disappointment.

I saw this video as a program on PBS-TV (Public Broadcasting Service) and liked the practical, easy-to-understand suggestions. Especially convincing were testimonials by ordinary people who describe how Feng Shui principles of organizing their homes and offices made a difference in their well-being, health, and business success.

Included with the video is a bagua, an 8-sided drawing that is demonstrated in the film and used for locating areas in a house or room where aspects of one's life (career, marriage, children, self-knowledge, etc.) are being impacted by "chi" (subtle energy). Also included is a list of Feng Shui remedies that were explained in the video (mirrors, wind chimes, plants, etc.)

Useful, practical advice from two recognized experts of the Black Tantric Sect of Feng Shui, Deborah Gee and Lin Yun -- very well done!

It may motivate you to learn more about Feng Shui but it will not teach you anything. It's like a long TV info-mercial. Try borrowing it from your local library.

I borrowed this DVD from the library, hoping for a good review of Feng Shui philosophy. This it delivered, although I had to watch it quite a few times to internalize all the information. The video medium was, I felt, especially good for illustrating how to remedy "bad" Feng Shui situations in the home environment, and for conveying the testimonials of several who have found adopting Feng Shui principles to be a positive influence in their lives. The film is often very beautiful, too. I'm excited about using Feng Shui!

Nice introductory overview of Feng Shui. The topic is quite vast and difficult to cover, but this production is quite lovely and provides background as well as practical information. You'll get a general understanding of placement, energy flow, and elements.

However, the presentation is understandable and you will know more about Feng Shui. I didn't need to be convinced of the practicality of Feng Shui or to know about Lin Yun's experience, I needed to see more examples of how the Ba Gua fits different homes and landscapes.

I was so inspired by "Feng Shui" that I grabbed my television and heaved it out the window, altering the energy of my living room and the health of the people on the street below.