Applying the principles of Feng Shui, this book shows how to maximize the strengths and minimize the weaknesses of a home's space so that the cat and owner never again need fight for that favorite patch of sofa. The book introduces readers to the basics of Feng Shui, and shows how to track a cat's routine so that the home environment can be attuned to it. 200 color illustrations.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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Sam & Stella loved it!,
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This review is from: Feng Shui for You and Your Cat (Paperback)
They are the cats of the house! and it is all about their favorite places to be...even if it means on top of my head! The book was great to read, gave us great ideas, and made us purrrrrr at the pictures! I had never thought about the fact that the kitties like to be in certain places in the house (ie their kitty bed, their litter box, and where they eat), and this taught me something new about them!
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5 Plus Stars!,
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This review is from: Feng Shui for You and Your Cat (Paperback)
In searching for a good "layman's" book on Feng Shui, I came accross this gem. Many other books on the subject were a little too scientific for my needs. This is a great introduction for a beginner. I also happen to be an avid cat lover, and think the theme of this book is wonderful! The ideas conveyed in this book about a cat being the perfect "purrveyor" (pun intended) of balance and energy is extremely intriguing. Along with informative and insightful content, the pictures add a beautiful element. This is a new favorite book on my bookshelf, and I would definitely recommend it to any cat lover who is interested in learning about Feng Shui.
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Basic Feng Shui for cat lovers,
By A. Lewis (Seattle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Feng Shui for You and Your Cat (Paperback)
I quite enjoyed this book, even though some readers will be more familiar with Feng Shui than the writer assumes. It includes the basic fundamentals of Feng Shui with observation of your kitty for better attunement to the flow of energy. You don't even necessarily need to think of your cat as a "familiar" to find this book helpful. If you believe that your animals are better in tune to Earth's energy than you are, than you can definitely use this book for more insight into Feng Shui and your beloved cat!
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Ever since they first came in from the Egyptian deserts and lived alongside human beings, cats have been credited with mysterious powers. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
enrichment area, sha chi, wealth enrichment, healthy chi, feng shui garden, negative chi, celestial animals, feng shui terms, feng shui practitioners, missing corner, feng shui experts, good feng shui, feng shui consultants, wood element Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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enrichment area, sha chi, wealth enrichment, healthy chi, feng shui garden, negative chi, celestial animals, feng shui terms, feng shui practitioners, missing corner, feng shui experts, good feng shui, feng shui consultants, wood element Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Natural Cats by Chris Madsen on page 125, and Back Matter
- Teach Yourself Feng Shui by Richard Craze in Back Matter
- Feng Shui by Simon Brown in Back Matter
- Feng Shui: North American Edition by Lillian Too in Back Matter
- The Feng Shui Garden (Practical Gardening) by Gill Hale in Back Matter
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- The Feng Shui Directory by Jane Butler-Biggs in Back Matter
- Interior Divine: Walking You Through the Transformation of Your Home by Jayne M Pelosi in Back Matter
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