Organizing with Feng Shui - St. Clair, Bethany
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This handbook provides simple tips for any space where you work or live. When areas of your home are clutter-free, Feng Shui will work its best. As one would grow flowers or vegetables in a garden, the weeds must be cleared first before the fruit can bear. Your energy and the energy of the people that inhabit your space set the tone for any Feng Shui treatment. Filling your space with your own energies of joy, kindness, and courage enable Feng Shui magic to come to you. Your outer environment is a reflection of your inner environment.

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This handbook provides simple tips for any space where you work or live. When areas of your home are clutter-free, Feng Shui will work its best. As one would grow flowers or vegetables in a garden, the weeds must be cleared first before the fruit can bear. Your energy and the energy of the people that inhabit your space set the tone for any Feng Shui treatment. Filling your space with your own energies of joy, kindness, and courage enable Feng Shui magic to come to you. Your outer environment is a reflection of your inner environment.
Autorenporträt
Bethany St. Clair was born in Flint, Michigan. Her father was the son of Hungarian and Russian immigrants and her mother is the daughter of Polish and Austrian descendants. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor's degree in Education. During her time at Michigan she was a member of the Women's Volleyball team and was one of the first women to receive an athletic scholarship as a result of the Title IX ruling. After school she migrated to the West Coast and now resides in Northern California. Her first book, "Organizing with Feng Shui: 101 Tips Room by Room" won the Silver Medal eLit Digital Book Award. "My love of feng shui began as early as I can remember. Each Saturday my mother would get her hair done and then go grocery shopping. While she was out I would direct my three younger siblings to assist me as I moved the furniture around. The energy always felt so much better after I did this. When my mother came home, it must have been the twinkle in her eye and the approval in her smile that reinforced these actions--much to the chagrin of my siblings."