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Your Feng Shui Is your house a rectangle or an L shape?  Does your garage store cast-offs and unconscious memories?  Does your property fall sharply at the back of your house?  As it happens, these are a few examples of things that can correlate with such events as your career spiraling out of control, difficulty conceiving a child, or money problems.  The good news is that you can almost always make simple changes to your space and change your fortunes for the better.   It is all about the flow of Chi, the energy that connects all things.  Like acupuncture, Feng Shui is an intricate study of connection points, or portals, that allow us to tap into Chi to bring about change.  While acupuncture intersects with human Chi by the precise placement of needles or laser light, Feng Shui accesses earth Chi by the precise placement of the five elements and symbols.   Are you having trouble in your marriage? Look closely at what is in the back-right corner of your home or property.  Trouble conceiving?  Is the right-middle side of your home or property in good order?  Many people have a garage there that is used for chaotic storage.  Creating order and using the correct enhancement has had wonderful results.    Symbolism is important.  Things going badly at work?  Look at the middle front side of your home.  One of my clients kept a photograph of a cemetery there.  I was called into the consultation because his status in his job was decaying at an alarming rate.  In fact, when the couple called me they thought he would be fired within two weeks.  Within 30 days from the time the cemetery picture was replaced by an award he had won for creative work, he was not only NOT fired, he was promoted and moved from a cubicle to a corner office.   Look for items that are broken, rusted, cracked, leaking, or torn, or areas that 'catch' clutter.  These kinds of things are going to generate less than positive energy and that energy can cascade and be reflected in the kinds of things that happen to you.  For example, leaks generally reflect money draining away, broken things represent areas of your life that aren't working, minor clutter can mean that you are held back in some area of your life, and on-going, massive clutter can mean that you are dealing with unresolved grief.   Once everything is in good repair, you can place specific enhancements (which combine the use of the five elements and symbolism) in your home to resonate with the flow and fabric of Chi and improve the quality and quantity of opportunities that come into your life.   One of my clients placed the symbol of a healthy, thriving salt water aquarium in his career area, by way of a continuously playing aquarium DVD on a large screen TV.  (Water, properly placed, is a wonderful stimulant for good career fortune.) This client went from being long-tormented by his supervisor to being respected and acknowledged, and was able to increase his effectiveness and contribution enormously.   It is by the practice of good Feng Shui that we can stimulate the best results possible in return for our efforts.  Analyzing homes using the bagua, land formations, the five elements, yin and yang, and appropriate symbology is the work of a Feng Shui practitioner. The effects of applied Feng Shui are almost always powerful and amazing, and most results begin to flow in within thirty days.   You will wonder how you ever managed without this enchanting and sacred art. Taylor Vance would be honored to guide you through your home in this new and exciting light!