Yoga for when you eat too much, thrifted and DIY gift ideas, and Pine for Home Energetics.

Make your own dog treats with left-over salmon skins!

Follow this simple recipe to make your own shower steamers.

Check out my curated gift guide for some inspiration this holiday season!

The gratitude issue of Finding Stillness and Wonder Newsletter. Happy Thanksgiving!

Give yourself a reflexology message to improve sleep with these simple to follow steps and images.

The Sleep Issue - Vol. 1!

Fire element for the home and the body!

Halloween Home Energetics and journal prompt! How to spiritually “lock” a mirror, my most recent favorite meditation, and an interesting article I read this week!

Do tarot and Feng Shui go together?

In Feng Shui the fall season is a transition into yin (feminine) from the yang (masculine) summer months. Yin energy in introspective, colder, slower, and selfless. The fall season is a perfect time to look inward and to slow down. Fall is governed by the metal element. Metal is primarily a yin element. The metal element is associated with communication, contraction, inspiration, completing, creativity, and strength.

Placing these paintings intentionally brings the energies of their images to support my personal chi and wellness gua.

If you can’t place your desk in command, try these office Feng Shui tips.

Often called the friendship plant, Chinese money plant, or the coin tree, this houseplant has wonderful intentional and magical properties.

Fresh flower energy is one of the easiest ways to add in fresh chi and uplift the energy of your home. For real estate staging you can use live flowers at the open house to really transform the space from feeling stale and stagnant to lively, cheerful, and inspiring.

Your office is the energetic embodiment of your professional success and your future ambitions. Placing your desk in the command position to give you the best energetic set up for success and reaching your professional goals.

You can bring water element into your home with glass, mirrors, the colors black, deep navy, dark charcoal, wavy shaped accents, or even water features like a fish tank or fountain. 

The front door is important from both a Feng Shui and home energy perspective. The front door is the mouth of energy in the home and helps us call in opportunities, health, wealth, happiness, and more! This ritual takes that knowledge and uses it to emphasize the front door as a tool in manifestation and intentional energy magnetism. 

Spider Plant (Chlorophytum comosum)

Magical energies: Abundance, energy clearing