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Who wouldn’t want to have a home that breeds creativity, love, good health, luck – and even wealth? It’s said that by using the elements of feng shui, you can invite all these things into your living space. Maybe you don’t buy into all of that, but even a skeptic would admit that some rooms have a cosy, inviting vibe – and others just don’t. Applying some feng shui principles might just remedy that.
Pronounced ‘fung shway’, the concept has its roots in Buddhism and Taoism but has since found popularity around the world – although more so in the US and Australia than here in SA. Regardless, feng shui masters Andrew Graham and Elaine Hosiassohn say that their local client base has grown exponentially. ‘Feng shui is the science of predicting how a building will affect your life and what you need to do to make it really work for you,’ says Andrew, who consults from his home in Cape Town. ‘It’s basically about shifting energy – in its simplest form,’ adds Elaine, who is based in Joburg. ‘What we try to do with the principles of feng shui is allow this
