These small Feng Shui tips can make a big difference in your life.

By Kathryn Weber

Feng shui is often called the Chinese Art of Placement. But you can use feng shui in so many ways beyond how you arrange your home. Feng shui can also be very personal -- you can apply it to the way you dress, look, and act. Let's talk about a few of the ways you apply feng shui to yourself to stay fresh and energized.

Your signature says it all.
My mentor and feng shui master, Lillian Too, often recommended people make changes to their signatures to give them more influence. Some signatures have letters that curl backwards -- this means lackluster growth and success. Some tilt left -- this causes the same problem. Look at your signature and make sure yours says "affluence" and that it tilts right and up -- not left and backwards.

A client of mine had a tough time being promoted even though his income kept going up; he simply never got the nod. I told him his signature tilted backwards -- as though he turned his back on others or looked backwards. In fact, all his writing has a tendency to lean left. He changed his signature and the money flowed into his life -- and he leap-frogged at his job being promoted up two levels! Is your signature squeezed and tight? Money will be tight too. Get your signature flowing and watch the money flow with it!

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Posted January 27, 2010 7:49 PM by Editor | Permalink | Comments (0) | Email This

By Laurie Sue Brockway

Let 2010 be the year you make some big dreams come true! Whether you are heading toward the altar or still searching for your true love, learning to honor yourself is the key to success.

We may say we want love, success, and happiness, but we don’t always back up our dreams with self honoring actions.

Without self-honoring, we have no foundation to uphold or contain love, self esteem, and true potential. Someone can love you with more heart than you ever imagined, but where will it go if you have no internal mechanism for recognizing pure love? The universe can shower you with opportunities, but you will miss the best plums on the tree because you won’t think you deserve to reach for them.

Self Love Meditation: Take 10 to 20 minutes every morning to center yourself and meditate to a piece of music that feels heart-opening to you. One that I like is this moving and soul stirring chant, “Open My Heart,” by Ana Hernandez and Ruth Cunningham, off their CD HARC: Inside Chants.

Hear this wonderful chant "Open My Heart" at http://www.myspace.com/anahermusic.

Read more about building and enchancing self-worth in 10 Ways to Honor Thyself.

Posted January 9, 2010 4:21 PM by Rev. Laurie Sue Brockway | Permalink | Comments (0) | Email This

Is there a habit or behavior you would like to change? Chris Prentss of Passages Addiction Cure Center tells you how.

By Chris Prentiss

There is room in all of our lives to say goodbye to a limiting habit and adopt a new and healthier one. Yet making and keeping a commitment can be challenging. Stepping up to the plate to create real change takes more than just courage. It takes consistency, realism, support, and a willingness to discover the underlying issues.

These 21 tips will help you reinvent your life with more zest and create new habits that will last.

Read the first tip for creating healthier habits.

Chris Prentiss is the co-director of the Passages Addiction Cure Center in Malibu and the author of The Alcoholism and Addiction Cure; Be Who You Want, Have What You Want; Zen and the Art of Happiness; and other books on personal growth. For more information, visit www.PowerPressPublishing.com

Posted January 9, 2010 10:10 AM by Editor | Permalink | Comments (0) | Email This