This book is one of the two inspirations for the AT book. Creating Sacred Space With Feng Shui is an AT must read. Knowing about space is one thing, writing about it is another. Karen Kingston is good at both.
Creating Sacred Space With Feng Shui takes you beyond Feng Shui to Space Clearing, a practice that Ms. Kingston has pioneered over the last 20 years. Space Clearing is easier to understand than Feng Shui, making this book a pleasure to read. You will come away with a real appreciation for and understanding of how energy lives in our homes as well as how to keep it flowing and "unstuck."
I've read Karen's other book about clearing clutter. Every spring, I take it off the shelf, reread, and motivate myself to do a little spring cleaning and purging.
Spring cleaning and purging these days is more than just the home. I recently reviewed boy with an 'i' by David Montalvo and it's a phenominal "spring cleaning" book for our cluttered closets of baggages and emotions!
boy with an 'i'
He's searchable by author name at amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com
To Spring Cleaning!
I haven't read the book yet but I'd already like to move to Bali.
I'm a big believer of feng shui. It's probably why I can't bear to work facing the wall. Having the desk turned sideways just makes my head feel better - even if it makes the furniture arrangement sort of wacky right now. I haven't read this particular book but will take a look on the next trip to B&N.
Just to do some additional vowel clutter clearing:
"massachusetts"
Unless I'm missing some intentional joke, like an attempt to french-ify our state's beautifully difficult name, thus making it more difficult (but less beautiful).