Feng Shui by Clear Englebert

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Feng Shui & the Keahuolu Courthouse

Kona has a new courthouse, and it’s a doozy—brutal and unbalanced! I’ve never before seen a courthouse that didn’t have a feeling of balance—that’s actually important in a courthouse, where...... Read More

Feng Shui & Children’s Education

“Mommy, can I go play outside?” When I heard those words coming from a young girl’s mouth, I shook the mother’s hand and said, “You’ve raised your child right!” Children...... Read More

Feng Shui & Debt

“If you can’t pay for something, you can’t afford it. Don’t buy it.” My father said that, and my husband and I both live by it. Not everyone does, however,...... Read More

Feng Shui & Wall Curtains

I know better than to say, “Well, now I’ve seen it all!” But I sure was tempted recently. I was flown to Oahu by a couple of clients wanting consultations,...... Read More

Feng Shui & Exterior House Colors

I’ve previously discussed using the color red for the exterior of the front door. But what if red just won’t work in your situation? On a green house, red can...... Read More

Feng Shui & Colored Lighting

Feng shui is a natural art—taking nature as the guide. Therefore, colored lighting of any kind is cautioned against in feng shui. Colored light bulbs are to be avoided inside...... Read More

Feng Shui & Dreams

You can greatly enrich your experience of life by learning from your dreams. To learn from your dreams, you first have to remember them when you are awake. While you...... Read More

Feng Shui & Interior Hammocks

We usually think of hammocks as outdoor furniture, but I’ve often recommended that clients put a hammock in a large unused room. Unused rooms are too yin for a home,...... Read More

What I Read Then

The idea for this article came from reading a charming little book, My Ideal Bookshelf, edited by Thessaly La Force and illustrated by Jane Mount. I first came across the...... Read More

Even More Feng Shui and Architectural Digest (The Silly and the Great)

This is what happens when you’ve got as many back issues as I’ve still got—but the pile is rapidly dwindling. Let’s start with some silly things, such as this ad...... Read More