Feng shui is the oldest continuously used environmental study in the world, dating back nearly five thousand years. It is used to assess the environment, places, people and time and how the energies of each interact and to determine how this interaction can benefit well-being. Understood and applied correctly feng shui has demonstrated that it can increase wealth and prosperity, enhance health, improve relationships and protect against misfortune.

I became interested in the subject when I discovered that a small feng shui adjustment to my desk produced a series of windfalls within two weeks. A correctly-placed fountain in the garden brought in even more financial success. Since then I have studied with Chinese Master Joseph Yu and other international practitioners. I am a senior practitioner of the Feng Shui Research Centre in Toronto astrofengshui and hold the Higher Diploma of this institute. I am the former Swiss representative of the UK Feng Shui Society.

The Flying Star school of Feng Shui differs from other schools in that it takes into account time and as well as space. Nothing remains static and a space that was positive in one time period may not be as good for its occupants in the next period. Think of the White House or Buckingham Palace and the differing fortunes of the occupants. We are presently in period 8 which began in 2004. Did you notice significant changes in your life that year? The flying star method can help to optimize your health and wealth for the next 20 years... and beyond.

I begin by finding out what you would like to achieve through the consultation. I then draw up a birth chart from the plans of the home or office, based on its construction date and compass directions. This enables positive and negative areas of the space to be identified and enhanced or weakened as required, using the Chinese elements. Finally and most importantly, compatibility with the occupant(s) is checked and enhanced. Feng shui is not a quick fix and prices for a consultation reflect this. Read my articles: Putting things in their place in Hors Ligne. A passion for Art Deco in the June 2009 Courier of the American International Women´s Club

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