Posts by Malca Narrol

Happy New Year!

2013 癸巳 Year of the Snake

According to the Chinese calendar, the energy for the New Year comes in tomorrow, February 4, 2013!   I’ve been busy advising clients how to prepare their properties and themselves to best maximize the positive potential of this coming year, and minimize any tendency for challenges.   2013 is the year of the Yin Water Snake. Those of you with homes, businesses and building projects facing or backing to the East, Southeast and Northwest directions in particular, as well as those facing or backing on the Southwest and parts of the Northeast would most benefit from knowing how to...

Happy New Year!

Today is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one! – adapted from Brad Paisley Part of the training of a traditional feng shui consultant is the honing of one’s character over many years. My master taught us that our thoughts are like a movie projector on our foreheads projecting ahead of us the path we will walk. In other words: “What you think about you bring about“ and… “What you focus on expands“ – authours unknown Lets create the best year the world has ever known by focusing on that! A Very Happy New Year to...

Article: Capture Winter’s Rapture

Traditionally feng shui practitioners have always been trained in the full range of chinese arts including face and body reading, and traditional chinese medicine. Here is a link to an article of mine appearing this month in Vitality Magazine: Capturing Winters Rapture   I wrote the original article, originally titled Opening Up to Winter, over 20 years ago when I had the pleasure of co-running East West a traditional asian medicine based health and wellness centre in downtown Toronto. It was a treat to read my thoughts from so long ago and have the chance to update them with the...

Common Misconceptions About Feng Shui

Misconception 1: Feng Shui is Interior Design. Truth: In Feng Shui the exterior of a property is much more important than the interior. The positions of roads, landscape features such as water and mountains, how the land slopes or does not slope around the building(s), and the effects of neighbouring buildings determine the quality and quantity of the energy that gets to the property. Feng Shui is about energy and there is much more energy to evaluate and harness outside than inside.   Misconception 2: Feng Shui involves placing crystals, wind chimes, and various symbolic...