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	title:	Western Guide to Feng Shui: Room by Room (Feng Shui)
	author:	Terah Kathryn Collins
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Hay House Inc
	released:	October, 1999
	isbn:	1561705683
	isbn-13:	9781561705689

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Customer Reviews
Follows the Bagua method - Rated Another good book to add to my collection. It follows the Bagua method in the main and just has the odd reference to compass directions. I like that it has quite a few photographs - this does helps consolidate the information. As the title suggests it takes the subject room by room as opposed to each life value but it's none the worse for that and for beginners makes the subject easier to grasp. If you are still at the very beginning of your Feng shiu journey then I would recommend this along with Gabrielle Alizay's 'Feng Shui for the rest of us' and Karen Rauch Carter's book too. A worthy addition to my bookshelf with plenty of useful information.

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Follows the Bagua method - Rated 5/5
Another good book to add to my collection. It follows the Bagua method in the main and just has the odd reference to compass directions. I like that it has quite a few photographs - this does helps consolidate the information.

As the title suggests it takes the subject room by room as opposed to each life value but it's none the worse for that and for beginners makes the subject easier to grasp.

If you are still at the very beginning of your Feng shiu journey then I would recommend this along with Gabrielle Alizay's 'Feng Shui for the rest of us' and Karen Rauch Carter's book too.

A worthy addition to my bookshelf with plenty of useful information.