Comments for Feng Shui by Peter Reiss

Comment on Back to School Feng Shui Tips Or What Grade Would Your Child’s Room Get? Part 1–Kindergarten through 4th Grade by Alex

Alex — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 20:22:01 +0000

Dear Peter:
Thanks for visiting my blog.Words of an expert are always welcome!
Alex (megahypervibe.blogspot.com)

Comment on Has Your Loving Relationship Lost Its Heat? Here’s How To Rekindle The Flame by Cheryl Wurtenberger

Cheryl Wurtenberger — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 18:06:10 +0000

Thank you Peter,
I’m off to the fabric store today, also I was looking at our bedroom, eeeks! I have a print of the “tired Lady” by Matisse over our bed, that is out of here today also.

Thanks so very much, I enjoy all the insight that you have offered,

Many hugs,
cheryl

Comment on Has Your Loving Relationship Lost Its Heat? Here’s How To Rekindle The Flame by Feng Shui Master

Feng Shui Master — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:02:57 +0000

Whew…there are a lot of layers in your situation. Let’s go step by step -

First – the California king. Yes I’m not a fan of them but sometimes human size requires bigger bed size. Most kings are made from two separate box springs covered with one mattress which can cause even more separation between partners. Try getting a red cloth the 36″ wide by the width of the mattress and put it in between the box spring and the mattress. When you do that, put your intention into it that the high vibration energy or ch’i of the red and the connection of one piece will pull the two people together.

Next – the fans. If they’re ceiling fans they are cutting ch’i. Best way to protect yourself is to use a 50mm crystal
and hang it from the bottom of the fan with a red ribbon or cord 9″ or 18″ long (the crystal doesn’t have to hang that low…just make sure it’s secure). Again put your intention into it that you’re creating a energy shield between the bed and the fan. You can use this on any ceiling fan, too.

Finally, I’m sorry but you are very correct. You never know what energy getting along with used furniture, especially beds. Negative ch’i can be like bedbugs – you may not see it but it can definitely hurt you. Even if the late owner didn’t actually die in bed, he certainly was very ill in it. That type of energy can linger a long time and will begin to seep into your energy field. Remember, sometimes there’s a hidden reason for you to pass on the good deal that’s too good to pass up.
This isn’t as easy to cure. Your best option would be to replace the bed. (I’m assuming that you bought a new mattress – if not at least replace that!)

Next best option is to call in a specialist in clearing and ask to have all the furniture cleared of old sha or negative ch’i and sealed.

I send you many blessings,

Peter

Comment on Has Your Loving Relationship Lost Its Heat? Here’s How To Rekindle The Flame by Cheryl Wurtenberger

Cheryl Wurtenberger — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 14:40:11 +0000

I enjoy your site very much, but I hope you can help me with a problem that has been going on for sometime. About five years ago we bought a beautiful bedroom set, Ethan Allen, dressers, matching nitestands, lamps lots of furniture, the only thing the bed is a California King my husband loves it he’s a big man, and I’m a small woman. I was so impressed that we got such a good deal, Ethan Allen quality… but now I’m not so sure. At first the bed didn’t bother me, now almost five years later I don’t sleep in there very much, mostly in my daughter’s room. Also he has fans going all the time. Is there any cure for the california king? Also the woman we bought it from didn’t sleep in it either, I think she said her husband was sick I don’t know if he died in it or not, sorry it sounds so creepy. You just never know what you can get when you buy second hand, is it possible there is still negative energy after all this time? Thanks for reading this any help would be appreciated .

Cheryl

Comment on Feng Shui for the Trade Show Booth or “Welcome to Our House” by Peter Reiss

Peter Reiss — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:02:25 +0000

Thanks, Michael -

Trade show booths are a pet peeve of mine from my old life in the business world. Like all other spaces a little common sense and some good Feng Shui won’t cost much but could help a lot.

I appreciate your feedback.

Comment on Feng Shui for the Trade Show Booth or “Welcome to Our House” by Michael

Michael — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:58:21 +0000

Good post. I have attended many trade shows and I am glad that somebody took the time to write a post on how to make their booths more inviting. Congratulations on the feature in Pulse Magazine. Take care and keep posting.