Feng Shui: Balance Harmony

Ming's Asian Gallery would like to announce its upcoming Feng Shui lecture presented by the celebrated expert Bobbie Izuo. Bobbie is a certified Feng Shui consultant who has traveled extensively in China and studied its applications throughout the country. Ms. Izuo graduated from the Blue Mountain Feng Shui Institute, the leading traditional Form School of Feng Shui, and apprenticed with the internationally renowned master, Dr. Shantung Hsu.

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese healing art of living in harmony with your surroundings- Governing placement and design based on the ancient science of environmental elements and the philosophy of chi, or natural energy movement. Feng Shui shows us how to support the flow of energy in our lives to augment health and prosperity and to create balance and harmony.

Ms. Izuo will discuss the history and practice of Feng Shui and explain why a home, building or garden can feel particularly comfortable or uncomfortable. She will improve both your breadth and depth of Feng Shui knowledge that will help align your daily life.

Ms. Izuo will also be available for your personal questions so that you may learn how to bring the art and philosophy of Feng Shui into your own homes and offices to create inner peace.

About Our Speaker

Bobbie Izuo is a certified feng shui consultant who creates wholesome and abundant opportunities for success and prosperity with clients in their homes and place of business. Bobbie has traveled extensively in China and studied feng shui applications throughout the country.

Bobbie specializes in residential, business and landscape consultations and publicly speaks on the benefits of feng shui. She also conducts workshops and seminars as a state-certified instructor, consults with real estate professionals and collaborates with professional home stagers and interior designers.

Bobbie is trained in both traditional Form School and cosmological approaches. She graduated from the Blue Mountain Feng Shui Institute in Seattle, the leading traditional Form School of feng shui, and apprenticed with the school's founder internationally renowned feng shui master, Dr. Shantung Hsu.

The Tao of Feng Shui

1. What is Feng Shui?
   

   Feng Shui is the ancient art and science of environmental design. It addresses the relationship between people and their environments. Its roots come from the Chinese over 3500 years ago_ Feng Shui literally translated means wind and water. It is the process of how to detect and understand the inner energy of the land, the proper way to use the land, how to find a good site to build a house that will nourish the people, and developing a structural plan that will work best.

2. What is the Feng Shui Form School?
   

   The Feng Shui Form School emphasizes that form defines energy. The shape of a space, whether it is a large setting as a country, building or a house, will define the energy of that setting. This energy then affects the health, prosperity and relationships of the inhabitants in a positive or negative manner. By understanding the energy of a particular space, we can design an environment with harmony and balance.

3. What is a wholesome Feng Shui form?
   

   A wholesome Feng Shui form is any shape that represents balance and symmetry . An unbalanced form will manifest unbalanced energy patterns.

4. What are the key features of a home?
   

   There are four key features of a home; the landscape, main entrance, bedroom and kitchen. Each area should be balanced, have a smooth energy flow and have a good feeling.

5. What are some problematic Feng Shui situations that affect a home?
   

   Most problematic situations in a home involve poor locations and irregular shaped house plans that do not create a smooth floor plan.

6. What are some benefits of Feng Shui?
   

   When an environment is wholesome and balanced and supportive, it creates a sense of well being. The inhabitants will experience good health, prosperity and loving relationships. By applying Feng Shui principles, you maximize the best qualities of the home and minimize the Feng Shui challenges.