November 12, 2017 in the New York Times…. THE FIX – Making Space for a Home Office by MICHELLE HIGGINS The best workspaces blend seamlessly into their surroundings – and reflect the personalities of the people who use them. I think you’ll both enjoy the NYTimes piece on workspaces today, as well as find some …
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Understanding the Command Position
You are invited to a 15 minute Command Position Zoom webinar Date Time: Feb 21, 2019 1:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Topic: Understanding the Command Position one of the most important principles of Feng Shui. The Command Position is the ‘power position’ and applies to siting a skyscraper, a home and to interior …
Grief & Gratitude
,, ‘Grief and Gratitude’ This was the subject line of an invitation to honor my dear friend Shaune Bazner. She passed away on September 28th, 2023. The occasion this past weekend was to give voice to our individual and collective grief for Shaune’s passing. It is also to express our gratitude for the extraordinary person …
Feng Shui, Sanctuary + Zoomlandia
Home Although we might not always think of our home as a sanctuary during the usual busyness of life. We now need our environments to serve us like never before. Whether you are fortunate enough to have a first or second home in the country, a spacious apartment in the city or a tiny studio, …
Real Estate Weekly ~ Home Buying and Selling
Real Estate Weekly ~ Superstitions and traditions that surround home buying and selling In a real estate market like New York City’s, buyers and sellers need all the luck, positive energy, and blessings they can get. Enter Judith Wendell – a Feng Shui expert and owner of Sacred Currents, a company that specializes in feng …
Environmental Concerns for Flooring
What’s Under Foot? Wood and Environmental Concerns in Flooring Wood & Chemicals Chipboard, fiberboard, hardboard, particleboard, plywood and veneers used for furniture, shelving, floors, and walls uses formaldehyde and other resin binders. These are all cause for environmental concerns. The vapors from these glues out gas and are considered toxic. The most toxic material in kitchens …
New York Post ~ A Matter of Feng Shui. Empire State Building
Feng Shui and the Empire State Building Vornado Realty Trust’s proposed 15 Penn tower could create negative “chi” — energy — in the neighborhood and kill a major deal at the Empire State Building. It will also certainly affect worldwide visitation to the Empire’s 86th-floor observatory. It would look directly into the face of Vornado’s …
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Free Event: Feng Shui Questions Answered May 19th 6pm EST
Join the Conversation: “Feng Shui Questions Answered” To celebrate the power of virtual connection, I’m launching a new monthly open forum. When: Starting May 19th, 2026 at 6:00 PM EST Where: Online (Zoom) Cost: FREE Each session (45–60 minutes) will begin with a brief talk on a specific theme, followed by a live Q&A. While we won’t do full …
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Well and Good ~ 3 Ways to Celebrate the Year of the Snake
GOOD ADVICE by ALEXIA BRUE FEBRUARY 5, 2013 This Sunday, February 10, 2013, marks Chinese New Year and with that, we enter into the Year of the Snake. Don’t worry, it’s a “small dragon” of a year, making it less intense than 2012, explains Judith Wendell, a feng shui expert and founder of Sacred Currents, an …
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Spring Equinox and the Feng Shui of Renewal
In the practice of Feng Shui, the Spring Equinox is more than just a date on a calendar, it is the moment the Earth’s breath shifts. Known as Chun Fen, this period marks the point where day and night are in perfect equilibrium. However, this balance is not static—it is a dynamic tipping point where the dormant …
Sacred Currents Newsletter March 29, 2015: Find Out What is Missing This Spring
Finding What’s Missing This Spring View PDF: https://sacredcurrents.com/pdf/2015-03-29-Finding-Whats-Missing-this-Spring.pdf As we anticipate this time of new beginnings, warm weather and light, many of us still feel that some aspect of our lives is incomplete this Spring, or another way of putting it is that ‘something is missing’. The ultimate truth is that we are all complete and infinite …
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Feng Shui & the History of the USA
Feng Shui & the History of the USA As we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, I thought it would be fun to discuss how Feng Shui intersects with American history, from the streets of Washington, D.C., to modern skyscrapers. We know Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese discipline dating back thousands of years, yet its …
The Feng Shui of Rome & Venice
, I’ve recently had the privilege of traveling to Rome & Venice. I simply do not have words to describe all the beauty, art and remains of ancient civilizations that I experienced. However I thought it would be interesting to discuss these iconic cities in the light of feng shui. Rome Design The city planning …
Feng Shui + Imperfection
Feng Shui + Imperfection I have recently been reading about the Japanese art and philosophy kintsugi (pronounced ‘keen -tsu-gee’). Kintsugi, which translates as “golden joinery”, is a repair technique. It uses a special lacquer mixed with gold, silver, or platinum, to fix a ceramic object in a way that highlights (rather than hides) the damage. …
A Feng Shui Treat + a Few Tricks
A Few Treats… A Few Tricks Rituals Preforming rituals is an important part of my Feng Shui practice. So today, a day of many rituals, I am launching my redesigned website. Yes, a ritual can even be performed to launch a website. The important part of any ritual is intention, so I have offered my …