I've been consulting in Feng Shui for almost 20 years and I've been a registered and actively teaching yoga instructor for over 11 years, so when I say that Feng Shui and Yoga are yin and yang to one another, it might be worth considering. Let's break it down. Feng Shui tracks the energy and flow of chi or life-force energy within and without a space. Yoga guides and promotes the flow of prana in the body. Prana is basically, just another word for chi. So, Feng Shui is like yoga for your home, and yoga is like Feng Shui for your body. See what I did there.I've been afraid to write about yoga for years because I know there are so many people out there who are way more knowledgeable about it than I. However, the one thing I know for sure is that yoga, just like Feng Shui, is something that we all need. I can't imagine what my life would look and feel like if I hadn't found both of these healing tools and used them to create a grace and flow in my life that wasn't present before. It is my desire to find a way to combine both of these paths to flow and balance and share them with the world.If you are already a fan of yoga, then you don't need me to tell you how much better your body feels after an hour of sending prana and intention into the tight areas between your shoulders or into your hips and getting rooted and grounded in your body. Doesn't it stand to reason that a home that has had its chi adjusted would feel just as good? Of course it does. It's the only logical conclusion.If you are already a fan of Feng Shui, you know how good it feels when you walk into a home or business that uses this practical tool to ignite change. Trust me, if your house could do yoga, it totally would! Maybe when it is in balance, that is exactly what it is doing.Feng Shui is a balance of logic and emotion. Yoga is a balance of breath and flow. They are like cosmic twins separated at birth and they belong together. They are mirrors of one another, and we all deserve to know them, understand them and invite them into our lives.
