Good Fengshui, Eva Wong
Good Fengshui, Eva Wong
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Good Fengshui

Author: Eva Wong

Narrator: Cindy Kay

Unabridged: 4 hr 12 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 11/28/2023


Synopsis

Enhance the energy of your home, workplace, or garden using the principles of the Taoist art of fengshui. This primer will teach you to bring harmonizing, beneficial energy into any space. Taoist arts master Eva Wong introduces listeners to the powerful traditional system of fengshui. It is not simply a list of directives for arranging interiors for good luck—it is the art of reading the patterns of the universe and living in harmony with the environment. Bedrooms with good fengshui maximize health and minimize illnesses. Home offices with good fengshui facilitate business vision and accumulation of wealth. Even garages, driveways, and gardens can affect our health, livelihood, and the way we interact with the world. Whether you are buying, renting, or renovating a home—or you want to change the atmosphere and energy of the home you are in—Wong will teach you to identify and work with the possibilities and limitations of your space. In this concise book, Wong -explains the essential principles and guidelines of fengshui; -offers tips for home buyers, including architectural positives and negatives and neighborhood perks and challenges; -shows you how to assess your indoor and outdoor spaces; -and much more. As the owner of a construction and engineering business, Wong’s recommendations are practical, safe, and economical.

About Eva Wong

​Eva Wong is a fengshui practitioner, independent Taoist scholar, and a practitioner of the Taoist Alchemical Arts who has operated a fengshui consultation business worldwide. The range of her fengshui consultation includes residential and commercial projects, religious and spiritual centers, urban planning, and large-scale institutions such as schools, hospitals, financial institutions, and government offices. She has published over sixteen books on fengshui, Taoism, and strategy.

About Cindy Kay

Cindy Kay is a Chinese-Thai-American narrator and educator whose work has been described as listening to a "cozy best friend." She narrates fiction and nonfiction and has studied Spanish, Portuguese, Thai, and Japanese. Raised in the California Bay Area, she currently lives in the Rockies.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Alex on April 02, 2024

Lotta kookiness with some helpful advice (most of which is common sense anyways). Example: if your house is across the pointed corner of a road, you might counter that negative energy by mounting a pair of boxing gloves onto a stick in your yard. Because if you don’t counterbalance that negative poi......more

Goodreads review by Rosie on April 26, 2023

I am a complete newbie to the concept of Fengshui, so for readers like myself, this book may be helpful. However, anyone with any familiarity to the concept of this book may find it repetitive or lacking in depth. The author does note that they have written a more in-depth, technical manual for the......more

Goodreads review by Sirah on December 29, 2024

The title promised me steps to creating balance and harmony in my house. The text did not deliver. The first half of this book discusses landscape and outdoor features that can affect the energy of a home. There's a great deal of wisdom about what not to do, but I'm at a loss of where my house shoul......more

Goodreads review by Tara on July 17, 2023

Energy is all around us, and Good Fengshui is an introductory look at the bagua map and how features and elements in a home could challenge the positive flow of energy. While the basics of Fengshui are discussed at the end of the book, you feel like you're just getting started - you'll want to know......more

Goodreads review by Mathew Sawyer-Long on December 30, 2024

To be honest, I expected more. Eva Wong is such a knowledgeable resource to anyone interested in Chinese history or culture that this book feels like quite a letdown. It reads a bit more like a repitive list with little historical or cultural background, but to be fair, she does admit to this being......more