House hunting can be an exhausting, stressful, and time consuming process, especially in a hot market like Los Angeles or San Francisco. With so much anxiety and competition among homebuyers, it’s important to remember that buying a property is a major investment and a lifetime commitment for most people, and should not be driven by fear or market pressures. Instead of rushing to submit an offer, take your time and let Feng Shui be your guide.
September 8 takes us into the month of Metal Rooster. We are now in the middle of autumn in the Chinese calendar.
The Metal Rooster brings a much-needed feminine energy into what’s been a very masculine year of the Yang Earth Dog. We’re in for a social month as the Rooster is also a “Peach Blossom” (a star of romance) in Chinese Astrology. Yin Metal, associated with planet Venus and the color gold, is also the element of beauty and glamour.
September takes us into the height of autumn in the Chinese calendar, a season associated with Metal – an element that is most lacking and misunderstood in modern society, yet it is also the element that connects us to spirit, magic, and beauty.
For insights on how the season’s elements affect our environment and well-being, check out my latest article published in the September / October 2018 issue of Energy Magazine. Click any of the images to enlarge.
August 7 takes us into the second half of the year of the Earth Dog and the month of the Metal Monkey. It also marks the beginning of autumn in the Chinese calendar, a season ruled by Metal – a reprieve after a particularly heavy first half of the year dominated by strong Earth element.