Monday, April 26, 2010

Fun Memory Training for the whole Family!




Easy to use casual game

Feng Shui Game has been designed to be intuitive and very easy to use for everybody. Even if you don’t play games very often, with Feng Shui Game you will discover the pleasure of casual gaming, while exercising your brain and learning something!

Memory training for the whole family!
Everybody can play Feng Shui Game and benefit from its brain training value, from kids (7+) to seniors! In DUO mode, play with your husband or wife, with your kids, with your parents… and with your friends of course!

Immersive and relaxing
Happy Blue Fish Studio designed the characters and the game elements in order to provide a nice experience while you play. You can really disconnect from the outside world and, with your headphones on, immerse yourself in relaxing moments.

If you have a blog or website and would be interested in reviewing the game, please email Yvonne at yvonnephillips1@aol.com .

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Spring has Sprung! Are you getting ready to paint your front door? Try using the colors of Feng Shui


You can pick up a Feng Shui book and everyone will tell you to paint your front door red to bring in the strong Yang energy. This door is very important because it brings to you the very auspicious energy that will nourish your house. Maybe you don’t like the color red and just maybe the whole housing plan has red doors. Is there any help for you?

These doors located at Phipps Conservatory in Pittsburgh have the beautiful Victorian colors represented in the entrance area.

All Feng Shui experts will tell you to look at the five elements when doing your Feng Shui. The elements are what helps you put your home or office in balance and keeps you strong and focused.

The following is each element and color that represents them:

• Fire - Red.
• Earth -Yellow.
• Water - Blue/Black.
• Metal - Gray/white.
• Wood - Brown/green

Then you have to consider the following:
  1. What is it you are trying to accomplish in your life? In other words, have you set intentions? For example, do you have a home office and need encouragement to keep focused and clear on what you are to accomplish each day? Paint your front door the color of Metal, either gray or white.

  2. If you are looking for calmness and the energy to come to your home for abundance, use the color of the Water element, either dark blue or black.

  3. If you are looking for healing in your home or growth of your business, use the Wood element and you will cover both bases. Use the colors brown or green.

  4. The Earth element will take care of bringing in the energy for good health. It also provides stability and is a grounding force for everyone in the home. Use yellow or light beige.
The Fire element will bring in the strong yang energy and support you in your career and also support you in your fame and reputation area. These colors are the reds, dark oranges and purples. What color is your door?

Monday, February 15, 2010

Tangerines & Oranges


Tangerines and oranges are passed out freely during Chinese New Year as the words for tangerine and orange sound like luck and wealth, respectively. And let's not forget pomelos. This large ancestor of the grapefruit signifies abundance, as the Chinese word for pomelo sounds like the word for "to have."

Monday, January 11, 2010

What does Chinese New Year have to do with Me?



TELECONFERENCE

MON
DAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2010
7:00 PM EST
$15.00





Feng Shui is based on an ancient philosophy and it is supported by intentions or resolutions. This is exactly what this day is about. It is locked into ancient tradition and symbolism and you too will be given the secrets to support you and your family on that day.


I trained with Grand Master Lillian Too and these are the "secrets" she shared with her students. They are fun and your children will be happy to be a part of this day. Along with the these traditions, I will be sharing what my family does on this day. I started this event when my children were very young, just to give them some fun on a dreary winter day, who would believe that I would get so immersed in this ancient tradition! You too can be a part of this day, if you are unable to attend, I will be glad to send the recording directly to your mail box.


Gung Hay Fat Choy-Happy 2010



Sunday, December 27, 2009

10 Feng Shui Tips for 2010



By Yvonne Phillips FSII
Feng Shui Consultant & Speaker
412-215-8247
Yvonnephillips1@aol.com











Every little bit of shift that you make in your home or office will help assist you in your day to day living. Here are a few tips to get you started:



1. It is most desirable to have a South facing door and if you are lucky enough to have one,

use the door often to bring in the good chi energy to help you each day. Most of us come

home through our garage door, so you do need to pay attention to the front door. Open

the door every so often and check to make sure that the door bell rings and that the area

close to the door area is clean and looks good to those passing by your home.


2. If you are an urban dweller and you don't have mountains surrounding your home, rethink

those tall buildings around you-they are your mountains. They are a form of protection and

when they are close around you, especially behind your home, they hover around you and

protect you each day.


3. Actively flowing water is good Feng Shui and you need to make sure that it does not get

stagnant or it will create a negative energy around you. 2010 is a year that shows the water

element will be missing and it is most beneficial for you to add more around you.


4. Bamboo is a great plant to use in your decor. It can be used in any form and it has all of the

5 elements of Feng Shui built right into the plant.


5. A house that is located in an area where the the water and wind are in constant extreme

motion creates a yang energy. This is not the part of your home to have a bedroom or an

office. The energy shift will be detrimental to sleep or work.


6. If you build your home near a meandering stream or lake, it will benefit all of those who live

in the home. The gentle flowing energy is good for everyone.

7. If you live in the vicinity of a a church that has crosses and spires, it will impact the

neighborhood negatively. The best solution with this is to plant a tree or place a fence

facing it to block this energy. It will just shift the energy back into the church area and

not be harmful to anyone.


8. Bright objects can be an easy office cure to lift and shift the energy in a space. When you

make these small changes, you will be able to see others reacting in a positive way around

you each day.


9. Creating different sounds around you can increase energy or decrease energy. It just

depends on what is happening around you. Is it so noisy that you can't think, soften the

music. Are you falling asleep at your desk, step up the beat of the music!


10. If you would like to have wind chimes around you, listen to different types of chimes. Some

of them are deeper or softer. What kind of sound would work in your space?


I work on my house and office Feng Shui constantly to allow for the ebb and flow of my life and business. These tips will help you focus in a few areas that can get you started in the wonderful world of Feng Shui. If you would like to schedule a 2010 Feng Shui consultation, call me at 412-215-8247 or email me a Yvonnephillips1@aol.com.

Friday, November 13, 2009

Holiday Teleconference






Anchor your Holiday with Feng Shui

Thursday, December 3, 2009
7:00pm EST
$19.98


My goal for you with this teleconference is to share with you how you can decorate with Feng Shui to support your goals in 2010. You will receive a basic understanding of Feng Shui and you will also get information on Holiday Feng Shui. You will be shown simple steps to implement quickly and easily. Not to worry if you can't be on the call, the recording will be sent to everyone who registers.

Click here now to register to insure your place. Space is limited.