|
The Door of Change
Dear Nancilee,
I just have to share an amazing feng
shui experience. From your book, "Look Before
You Love", I learned that we create spaces that
support our subconscious wishes and one way to augment
change is to alter the physical environment.
Here's my experience:
Every room in my home has a door that
leads outside to a deck, a screened porch or directly
into a garden -- with the exception of my bedroom.
I had been divorced for three years
and felt it was time to begin dating. At the end
of the first full year of dating, I decided I was tired
of going out with one man after another and set my
intentions on finding someone I could truly connect
with. To support that process I decided to add an
outside door to my bedroom and connect it to another
porch with a bridge so that I could walk outside onto a
deck directly from my bedroom.
Shall I cut to the chase and tell you
that the night before the workman was to put the
finishing touches on the bridge and door I met a man
with whom I connected deeply and since that night not a
day has gone by without us seeing each other.
I built a door and he walked into my
life. Isn't feng shui amazing?
MS
Fort Pierce, Florida
******************************************************
Dear MS,
It seems incredible, but as the old
saying goes, "When the student is ready, the master
will enter." When you dared to break down the
walls sequestering you in your
bedroom, you proved that you were
willing to open yourself up to another. In your case it
certainly worked quickly. Apparently you were
ready!
Love,
Nancilee Wydra
Author of Feng Shui Goes to the Office and 5 other feng
shui books
Nancilee Wydra,
Feng Shui Master and author of six books on feng shui
travels the country lecturing and consulting for Fortune
500 companies and individuals. She is the founder of the
Feng Shui Institute of America and has developed the
first nationally certified professional training program
on feng shui in the country.
To secure additional
information about her lecturing, consulting and teaching
contact her at: NancileeWy@aol.com
or visit www.Windwater.com
-- for FREE answers to feng shui questions: www.EfengshuiUSA.com
Nancilee Wydra’s
Books:
Feng Shui The Book of Cures
Feng Shui in the Garden
Feng Shui and How to Look Before You Love
Feng Shui Goes to the Office
Feng Shui for Children’s Spaces
Read
Nancilee's Current "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
August 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
July 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
June 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
May 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
April 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
March 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
February 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
January 2001 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's December 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
November 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
October 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
September 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's
August 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's July 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Nancilee's June 2000 "RX for Living" Column
Read
Nancilee's Feature Articles at
SoulfulLiving.com:
How Can You Uncover Another's Authentic Self?
Creating
a Soulful Garden
Spring,
When the World Wakes Up
What
is the Size of Your Soul?
Some of Nancilee's Book
Titles:
|
