Big Island Events
Free Library Talk on Bedroom Feng Shui at the Kailua-Kona Library, Saturday, June 2, from 2:00 to 3:00pm.
The bedroom is the most important room, and the bed is the most important object in the home. The most frequent question I'm asked is where to put the bed. There are many factors that influence its placement, such as doors, windows, and the location of bathrooms. This talk will address various details, such as color, texture, lighting, and artwork, that help a bedroom support sound sleep. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Library, Kona. The library's number is 327-4327.
Book Signing and Feng Shui Talk Story at Big Island BookBuyers, Pahoa, Saturday, July 8, from 2:00 to 4:00pm.
I will be signing copies of my latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, as well as answering feng shui questions. Bring your questions and your floorplans and ask away. The store's number is 854-6681. The bookstore is in downtown Pahoa, across from the First Hawaiian Bank.
Oahu Events
Free Library Talk and Book Signing at the Aiea Library, Thursday, June 21, from 6:30 to 7:30pm.
The talk will focus on exterior uses of feng shui to attract positive energy into your home and life. Your garden is your first and best opportunity to create positive energy for your home. The concept of chi energy and how to attract and maximize its beneficial flow are explained, with particular attention to the importance of the approach to the home. Some energy from neighboring structures is considered negative, and the lecture explains how to deflect it. Emphasis is placed on harmonizing the home with the surrounding landscape. I use examples specific to Hawaii homes, and to the landscape, climate, and culture of the Islands, allowing a clear understanding of how to apply feng shui principles here. The talk also covers which plants to select, and where to put them. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Aiea Library. The library's number is 483-7333.
Free Library Talk and Book Signing at the Kapolei Library, Saturday, June 23, from 10:30 to 11:30am.
The talk will focus on exterior uses of feng shui to attract positive energy into your home and life. Your garden is your first and best opportunity to create positive energy for your home. The concept of chi energy and how to attract and maximize its beneficial flow are explained, with particular attention to the importance of the approach to the home. Some energy from neighboring structures is considered negative, and the lecture explains how to deflect it. Emphasis is placed on harmonizing the home with the surrounding landscape. I use examples specific to Hawaii homes, and to the landscape, climate, and culture of the Islands, allowing a clear understanding of how to apply feng shui principles here. The talk also covers which plants to select, and where to put them. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Kapolei Library. The library's number is 693-7050.
Free Library Talk and Book Signing at the Kailua Library, Saturday, June 23, from 3:30 to 4:30pm.
The talk will focus on exterior uses of feng shui to attract positive energy into your home and life. Your garden is your first and best opportunity to create positive energy for your home. The concept of chi energy and how to attract and maximize its beneficial flow are explained, with particular attention to the importance of the approach to the home. Some energy from neighboring structures is considered negative, and the lecture explains how to deflect it. Emphasis is placed on harmonizing the home with the surrounding landscape. I use examples specific to Hawaii homes, and to the landscape, climate, and culture of the Islands, allowing a clear understanding of how to apply feng shui principles here. The talk also covers which plants to select, and where to put them. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Kailua Library. The library's number is 266-9911.
"Bedrooms and Relationships" class, Saturday, June 23, from 6:30 to 8:30pm. Cost $20.
The first half of this class covers the bedroom, including where to put the bed and other factors that influence sound sleep in this room that feng shui considers the most important room of the home. The second half of the class is the feng shui information on finding a partner and on keeping harmony in an existing relationship. The relationship corner of the bagua will be covered thoroughly, as well as general feng shui tips to reduce conflict in the home. No pre-registration is required.
Classes will be in the Executive Centre Hotel at 1088 Bishop Street, at the Eva/makai corner of Bishop and Hotel streets. From street level, take the escalator down to the lobby, and head toward the Hukilau Restaurant. Just before you enter the restaurant, there are double doors to the right, and that's the public meeting room where the classes will be.
There is validated parking. The garage driveway is to the right on Bishop Street between Hotel and King streets, immediately before Starbucks and shortly after the UPS Store.
Free Library Talk and Book Signing at the Kaneohe Library, Sunday, June 24, from 11:00am to noon.
The talk will focus on exterior uses of feng shui to attract positive energy into your home and life. Your garden is your first and best opportunity to create positive energy for your home. The concept of chi energy and how to attract and maximize its beneficial flow are explained, with particular attention to the importance of the approach to the home. Some energy from neighboring structures is considered negative, and the lecture explains how to deflect it. Emphasis is placed on harmonizing the home with the surrounding landscape. I use examples specific to Hawaii homes, and to the landscape, climate, and culture of the Islands, allowing a clear understanding of how to apply feng shui principles here. The talk also covers which plants to select, and where to put them. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Kaneohe Library. The library's number is 233-5674.
Free Library Talk and Book Signing at the Kaimuki Library, Sunday, June 24, from 2:30 to 3:30pm.
The talk will focus on exterior uses of feng shui to attract positive energy into your home and life. Your garden is your first and best opportunity to create positive energy for your home. The concept of chi energy and how to attract and maximize its beneficial flow are explained, with particular attention to the importance of the approach to the home. Some energy from neighboring structures is considered negative, and the lecture explains how to deflect it. Emphasis is placed on harmonizing the home with the surrounding landscape. I use examples specific to Hawaii homes, and to the landscape, climate, and culture of the Islands, allowing a clear understanding of how to apply feng shui principles here. The talk also covers which plants to select, and where to put them. My latest book, Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens, will be for sale at the talk, and Watermark Publishing will donate thirty percent of the sale price to the Friends of the Kaimuki Library. The library's number is 733-8422.
Classes, topics to be announced, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, September 14, 15, and 16.
The topics of these three classes will be announced well in advance. The Friday and Saturday classes will be in the evening, and the Sunday class will be in the afternoon. No pre-registration is required.
Classes will be in the Executive Centre Hotel at 1088 Bishop Street, at the Eva/makai corner of Bishop and Hotel streets. From street level, take the escalator down to the lobby, and head toward the Hukilau Restaurant. Just before you enter the restaurant, there are double doors to the right, and that's the public meeting room where the classes will be.
There is validated parking. The garage driveway is to the right on Bishop Street between Hotel and King streets, immediately before Starbucks and shortly after the UPS Store.
