Do you know Feng Shui basics and want to learn how to apply them? Want to attend a workshop on Saturday, March 12 from 1-3 p.m. in Newark, CA.? Then read the rest of this post.
In the Asian culture the Fu (or sometimes times spelled “Foo”) Dog is both a protector and a greeter of good energy.
Feng Shui Master Linda Lenore teaches specific solutions, including:
- Principles from several Feng Shui schools
- Connections between elements, colors and shapes
- How to balance energy using Feng Shui elements
- Which elements create supportive environments for health and well-being
- What to expect in the Year of the Monkey
Linda Lenore, known as “The Healing Designer,” is a best-selling author and international columnist who has been featured on the Hallmark Channel and on Lifetime Media. Her clients include the Ritz-Carlton, Adobe, Bank of the West and international personalities. Quoted as an expert by major publications including the Wall Street Journal, San Jose Mercury News (front page), the Christian Science Monitor, Korean syndicated newspapers and Better Homes and Gardens Special Publications, she is known for creating environments that stimulate success and soothe the soul.
For Good Feng Shui we want to be able to move around the rooms without it feeling to tight. By not having a dresser on this wall we can move freely around the bed making the room feel more spacious.
Registration is required. Sign up at the Information Desk at the Newark Library, call Barbara at (510) 284-0684 or email telford-ishida@aclibrary.org.
The library is wheelchair accessible. An ASL interpreter will be provided for this program if requested at least 7 days in advance. Voice (510) 284-0677 or TTD (888( 663-0660.
To download a flier of this event, click here: Feng Shui March 2016
Again, workshop details –
- Date: Saturday, March 12, 2016
- Time: 1-3 p.m.
- Where: Newark Library
- 6300 Civic Terrace Ave.
Newark, CA 94560
Google map - Cost: All library programs are FREE
