Episode 117: Feng Shui 101: Best Bed Position

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EPISODE 117: FENG SHUI 101: BEST BED POSITION

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In this episode, we’re talking about an important and foundational feng shui concept: bed placement. We discuss why you should be mindful of where your bed is, and how to optimize this area of your home.

  • What your bed represents in feng shui and why it’s so important

  • The best way to position your bed in your bedroom for optimal feng shui

  • Why we often focus on the public areas of our homes and ignore the private areas

  • How your relationship to your home is mirrored in your relationship to yourself

  • Bed positions to avoid

  • How to make the most of a less-than-ideal bed position

  • The personal shifts Anjie experienced after moving her bed

  • What to do if you feel resistance to moving your bed

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Episode 116: Ask Anjie & Laura

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EPISODE 116: ASK ANJIE & LAURA

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Photo by Kelly Sikkema on Unsplash

Welcome to the very first Ask Anjie & Laura episode of the Holistic Spaces Podcast! In this episode, we answered questions submitted by our newsletter subscribers about going back to school, crystal and essential oil recommendations, plants with pointy leaves, and how to boost confidence with feng shui.

We cover:

  • Feng shui suggestions for an adult going back to school part-time

  • The best position for your desk or home workspace

  • An overview of each of the bagua areas

  • A recommended crystal to activate each area of the bagua

  • Our favorite essential oil and how we work with it in our spaces

  • Whether or not a listener should get rid of a plant with pointy leaves

  • Feng shui adjustments to cultivate self-esteem and confidence

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Episode transcript:

You’re listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School.

Episode 116 Ask Anjie and Laura

Welcome to Episode 116 of the Holistic Spaces Podcast where we hope to inspire, educate, and empower you to create your own holistic spaces that nurture and resonate with you.

Anjie Cho and Laura Morris are the founders of Mindful Design Feng Shui School. Together they have over three decades of experience designing harmonious spaces. Anjie and Laura have guided thousands of people to shift their energy and revitalize their lives. Mindful Design School offers feng shui courses and certifications. Be sure to check us out at mindfuldesignschool.com and holisticspaces.com.

So we have a fun episode today. We’re actually recording this live, streaming it live on Instagram. So if you want to see it on Instagram you can visit our account @mindfuldesignschool. And we also have one of our listeners with us on Zoom. So she’s going to be with us to ask her question. But we have this fun episode which we’ll try to do more often which is called Ask Anjie and Laura.

So what we did is for those who are on our newsletter list, you have the opportunity to receive a link and submit a question. We got quite a few questions. We picked the top that are most helpful for everybody and the ones that made the most sense. We tried to keep it broad and most helpful for the listeners. So we selected a few and we’ll go over a few today.

Jennifer is one of the people who asked a question and she’s here with us live on the zoom so she’ll be able to ask us out loud.

Before we get into that, we wanted to let people know about our upcoming info sessions.

We’re going to have different info sessions in April for our certification that starts May 1st. So if you’re interested in learning more about the Mindful Design Spaces Certification program, you can go to mindfuldesigntraining.com or just find us on Instagram.

L: Go to our website, there’s a button that can take you right there. We’re running them through April. If you’re interested in the program, it really is the best opportunity for you to come and learn all of the details. We’ll walk you through all of the modules, what the requirements are, dates, and all that stuff.

If you’re interested, our next class session starts the first weekend of May. So join us and ask questions. We always do them live and online. This isn’t a recording, it’s actually us walking you through the program.

A: And one more thing too, there’s certainly a lot of people who join the certification program who don’t necessarily want to be Feng Shui consultants, but who also really love feng shui and are ready to dive deep and not just do it kinda half-way, but to really study with Laura and myself, and we keep the class group really small. It’s a small cohort. We want to make sure we know everybody and it’s very personalized. Laura and I do every single student’s feng shui consultation on their home and you have access to us for the full certification. Also we know you, you are our students, our grads, and our colleagues for life. So check it out. And you can learn more at mindfuldesignschool.com.

So yes let’s start with Ask Anjie and Laura. We’re doing this for the first time. Jennifer, thanks for being our guinea pig. I’m going to unmute you.

J: Can you hear me? I’m looking at you through my phone. How are you??

A: We’re good. We’re good.

J: My question for you is: do you have any suggestions for creating a supportive environment for an adult returning to school for part time?

A: We’re going to mute you to keep the audio nice. Laura, do you want to go first?

L: So the question..supportive environment. Returning to school part time. Yeah, I would say, the first thing I would look at is your desk. Or your workspace. Where are you going to start this new part of your life. Because it’s a big deal. You’re going back to school as an adult. Also you’re going to want to be more focused. Because as an adult, when you’re an adult you wanna do this right. You want everything lined up and ready to go. So I’m gonna say carve out a space somewhere in your home that is your dedicated work space, that you can study in, focus in and wherever you find that. It doesn't have to be its own little room. That’s a luxury if you can have that. But if you don’t, it can just be an area that you carved out as your spot that stays as your spot. It’ll be good if you marked that as your territory. So you know when you go there that that is when you go into that study mode or focus.

You also want to make sure in that area you have a really good solid chair, preferably one with a high back, supportive, to give you that mountain feeling, that support, cradling and nurturing feeling.

And then the work space itself, where it’s positioned, sometimes you may be limited. So i don’t know if you have heard of this before, Jennifer, but we talk a lot about the commanding position. So where are you in relation to the energy coming at you? Let's say you’re sitting at the dining table, when you’re looking up, maybe your back is to the front door, or you’re in your bedroom and you set up your work area, and your back is to your bedroom door.

You really wanna be able to have it if you can position your desk or work area if you can see what’s coming at you, and that's generally the main door.

It could be the front door, it could be the door to whatever room. It could be the open space that if you turn it's the main main open space and your back is preferably if you can to a wall, so it's supportive and that's the ideal position. Now if you can’t do that, what we recommend you do is that you can just use a mirror.

Really simple. Small mirror. If you have a desktop computer, you can put a little rearview mirror. You can find it online. It’s 2-3inches wide. It’s convex generally so it can capture more of the space behind you. So you position that somewhere maybe on the wall, maybe on your desktop, on your monitor so you can capture what’s behind you so you have a vision of the qi that’s coming in.

You want to be in control of your space. And if you're learning and starting over again, you really do want to make sure that you can harness those opportunities, be in control, feel confident, so all those things go with it.

A: Great, I also have a couple things to add. By the way Jennifer, I know you follow us, it’s great that you participated and asked a question that we can work with you today. A couple of other things to consider when you’re starting something new, because your question was if you have any suggestions to create a supportive environment for an adult returning to school part time.

When you are starting something new there's also one area of the bagua map related to starting new things and another area related to your skills. Because I'm assuming if you're returning to school part time,you want to cultivate your knowledge and your skills in yourself.

The first position is called Zhen position, which is New Beginnings. That’s the family area, that’s the green area of the Feng Shui bagua map. And it relates to New Beginnings and starting new things. So that’s a great one to activate and you can look at some of our old blog posts to figure out how to lay out the bagua map for those listeners.

And Gen position is the skills and knowledge area, which is the dark blue area. So that's another area you can activate as well. You can activate it really simply by looking and seeing what’s in the area. You can bring in a living green plant. Or maybe that’s a great place to place your new desk.

Thank you Jennifer!

So let me go through the other questions. We have a question from Rita.

Rita asked, “Your podcast is a wealth of information. Would love to learn about crystals, essential oils, and the different guas please, thank you.”

Laura is going to go through some crystals, but in general, a couple of things to note when it comes to crystals and feng shui: we often talk about feng shui crystal balls, but there actually different to those natural crystals like amethyst and quartz. Feng shui crystal balls are glass crystals and they are faceted. Feng shui crystal balls are different from a naturally occurring crystal but I think Rita is talking about natural crystals.

Laura is going to go through all of the feng shui bagua areas and the crystals that connect, and you can also go with a crystal that’s the color of the gua to keep it really simple and to really enhance the gua.

Another rule of thumb is do not try to activate all the areas on the bagua map. You really want to select one or two, maximum three areas you want to activate. Otherwise you're trying to perfect everything and that’s not what feng shui is about.

L: You asked about activating areas again with natural crystals. So what I thought to do is, we will give you one crystal for each area of the bagua.

For those of you listening and watching, you need to understand the bagua. You need to know what the bagua is, where it is, etc. So if you are confused and you don’t know what this is, go to our website mindfuldesignschool.com, and go to Blog you’ll get a free download that will talk you through the bagua. [download the bagua kit here]

So bagua is a grid, for lack of a better word, it's a grid. It’s a way to look at your space and see all the elements and parts of your life. It's an energetic way to map out a space. And most commonly we use it on a house, but you can use it on many things. It’s a great way to map out your space so you can see different areas of life and what you can do to activate them. It’s like a mirror of your own life when you know how to map it correctly. Let’s assume you’ve mapped it and you know what we are talking about here.

We’ll go over the 9 areas, the first area is Family or New Beginnings and the one we will suggest will be green quartz. It speaks to the color etcetera.

The next one is Wealth. Wealth is the gua connected to prosperity and abundance, we would say amethyst. It’s purple. You know it's got the right qualities.

The next area is Helpful people, benefactors, synchronicities, all those great things, travel. The crystal to activate would be smoky quartz.

The next is Productivity and Children, this area is about completing things, your creative output, things that you have made that have come to fruition and children. And the crystal we would suggest is quartz, clear quartz.

The next area is Knowledge, the knowledge area is about your own self knowledge, the skills you need, your meditating, your self awareness in general, what you do and how you feel about it, all the skills you've come in your path. The crystal to activate we would recommend is blue sodalite.

And then we have Fame, reputation, this is how you are perceived, your visibility out in the world, what people think of you basically, how people see you. And the crystal to activate is Carnelian.

The Career Gua, really it's about your path in life but really on a deep level, the wisdom you have, the deep knowing and the wisdom that you’ve obtained on your journey, your purpose etcetera. The crystal we would say to activate is Black Obsidian.

And then Love and Partnership. It's yes, about relationships, romance, and all those things, but it's also about self care, female energy, we would say rose quartz.

And with that, and last but not least, we come to the center. It’s not a gua, because it's not a direction or an area. It is the center. But it is very important, it represents unity and well being and everything coming together. It’s the Center. The Tai qi. So the color associated with this Earth gua, Earth area, and also health and well being, the one we connect with is tiger’s eye.

So that’s all 9 areas of the bagua. One natural crystal each.

Woo!

A: Thank you Laura and just a little plug for the Holistic Space store. I do have an online store called Holisticspaces.com. And we sell all of these crystals in a kit. But don’t try to use all the crystals like we said. And the last part of Rita’s question, I’ll touch upon is essential oils.

In general one of our favorite essential oils to work with is Sweet Orange Essential Oil.

Oranges are really revered in feng shui because they are super Yang energy. They are very bright. It’s very bright and life affirming. It's like the energy of the sun. Even when you look at an orange, it looks like a little sun. So the Sweet Orange essential oil has the essence of the oil which you can use to diffuse into your home. You can mist it in your home. I also sell this on the Holistic Spaces store. It’s called Happy. And that’s kinda what orange does. It’s happy.

It brightens your space. And it's also a way of space clearing. So that’s one essential oil we love for feng shui.

So thanks Rita for your question, and we’ll move onto the third question from Adriana. And Adriana asked, “I don't have a very green thumb and the only plant I can keep alive is a snake plant, however I heard plants with spiky leaves aren't the best to keep in the house. Do I need to get rid of the snake plant?” Laura?

L: No, god no. don’t get rid of the snake plant. I love snake plants. They are beautiful plants. They are super easy to grow, like you said. If you don't have the greenest of thumbs, they are so forgiving.

They are so stately. I have a huge one, and it just makes the space. So no, don't get rid of the snake plant.

So this is the thing with feng shui and plants. There always seems to be a lot of rules, don't do this or don't do that. But it depends. There are places you can put the snake plant, and there's areas you can use it for, especially when it has brought you so much joy and you've cared for it and you’ve managed to make it thrive.

That alone for me as a feng shui practitioner, trumps and bypasses everything about “don’t do this and do that”. Because the fact that you struggled with plants and growing them and you've taken the time and you've named your plant, that in itself, I think is a feng shui adjustment. One thing about plants is it represents the wood element and wood qi, it is about compassion and flexibility and when you spend the time to really care about a plant like that, I mean you really brought some special energy into your home.

So I would say absolutely do not get rid of it. Anjie, do you agree?

A: Yes, and we also have a whole podcast episode that talks about this. It’s episode 111 and it's called Bad Feng Shui plants. But I totally agree with everything Laura has said.

So last but not least, we have one question. And remember the Ask Anjie and Laura questions are only available to those subscribed to our newsletter. So you have to sign into our newsletter and occasionally we’ll send an email saying “we’re doing another Ask Anjie and Laura and you can submit your questions” [subscribe to our newsletter here]

Otherwise you can hire one of our students if you have personalized feng shui questions. But yeah be thoughtful and respect people's knowledge and hire people for their information right? Unless they ask you to ask you for questions, which we did here.

So our last question is from Deeksha, “what are some changes I can make in my space to boost my confidence and self esteem?”

L: If you listened to what I said in the beginning to the first question, setting up your space and going back to school in the commanding position, that would be one of the things I would start with. If you think you're lacking in confidence and you're not in control, you can look at 3 areas. But I’ll give you two to focus on.

One would be your bed and two would be the desk. So we talked about the desk position in the first question. If you didn't hear that, listen back. And the next would be your bed. So make sure when you’re lying in bed you can see the door in your bedroom. And if you can’t, you would use a mirror to be able to capture that view of that door. So however you need to place the mirror, whatever you need. It doesn't have to be a giant mirror, it can be a small convex mirror that captures more of the room and sort of pulls the door and opens it up for you so you can actually see it.

That would be the first thing I would say to look at because it's really connected to confidence and being able to feel like you’re in command and in control

A: I would also add that one of the bagua areas that people are quite familiar with but they don't really know the nuances with is the wealth area, called Xun position and its related to wealth, abundance and prosperity, but it can also be related to your self work and your self esteem.

We’re not working with you specifically, I don’t know your specific situation Deeksha, but my sense is that in general when a lot of people ask for confidence and self esteem, it has to do with not valuing themselves. And value, self worth, prosperity, abundance, all those are really woven together, they are deep seeded issues that are woven together and relate to that area of the bagua map. So you can start to unpack that and work on it. That's something great to work on more in depth with a practitioner, but if we’re going to give you some general basic thing to do, then listen to the early part of this episode and find out what crystal relates to that area and use it.

And I'm not going to tell you because you have to go back and listen. So you have to do a little bit for yourself and that's part of boosting your self confidence and self esteem, to take, not control, but take responsibility for helping yourself. Don’t just ask people for advice but really unpack what it means to you to value yourself more and where is this coming from, this lack of confidence and lack of self esteem.

So how do you think it went Laura? Our first Ask Anjie and Laura?

L: Good, lot’s of technology happening here. I’m trying to work through it. But yeah, I think it was good. Good questions and hopefully people enjoyed it. And I hope we do it again.

A: Jennifer how do you think our first Ask Anjie and Laura went?

J: I think it went really well. I really got a lot of information from everybody else's questions too to help me with my path. I think it's a wonderful thing you're doing.

A: Great, thank you so much and thank you so much for following us. I see you all the time on Instagram and also good luck on your new beginning.

J: Thank you, I'm very excited. Thank you very much.

A: You're welcome.

Thank you all for listening to this episode of the Holistic Spaces podcast.

And if you guys like Ask Anjie and Laura, we’ll keep doing it. So we’ll try it again. If you tune in every Monday, we’ll have a new podcast episode. If you like our podcast and this episode, you can share it with others, you can subscribe, and even better leave a review.

And if you would like to explore the world of holistic spaces and feng shui on an even deeper level, you can visit our website, online store, and blog for more information about feng shui and holistic living. You can support the podcast by checking out our courses and certifications at mindfuldesignschool.com and the podcast is at holisticspaces.com. So thank you so much for listening and we will see you next week!

Episode 115: Ritual Baths with Mama Medicine, Deborah Hanekamp

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EPISODE 115: RITUAL BATHS WITH MAMA MEDICINE, DEBORAH HANEKAMP

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Photo by Elly Johnson on Unsplash

We are delighted to welcome Deborah Hanekamp, known as Mama Medicine, to the podcast! Deborah joined us to talk about ritual baths, doing healing work virtually, following your intuition, and being your own healer.

We cover:

  • Anjie’s experience working with Deborah

  • The healing power of water

  • Ritual baths as a form of energy healing

  • How trusting her intuition led Deborah to pivot her offerings

  • What Deborah loves about working with people virtually

  • The importance of allowing people to be their own healer

  • Why we encourage our feng shui students to find their own answers


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


deborah hanekamp

Mama Medicine is Deborah Hanekamp - The author of the bestselling book Rituals Baths and founder of SPACE by Mama Medicine. Mama Medicine facilitates Medicine Readings online and all over the world. These ceremonies integrate two decades of experience. At the end of every Medicine Reading, Deborah prescribes a Ritual Bath. Her empowering work along with her unique aesthetic and approachable personality, have garnered Mama Medicine tens of thousands of global followers and features in major press outlets. In a world of gurus and self-help, Mama Medicine encourages us to be our own healer and helps us connect to the true master within us all: the power of love.

Follow Deborah @MamaMedicine

Deborah’s website: www.mamamedicine.com 


Episode 113: Feng Shui 101: Follow the Qi

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EPISODE 113: FENG SHUI 101: FOLLOW THE QI

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Photo by Gary Barnes on Pexels

Today’s Feng Shui 101 episode is all about qi: what it is, how we work with it as practitioners, and why it’s such an important and foundational concept in feng shui.

We cover:


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


Episode 112: Wood Element with Dr Tamsin Lee

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EPISODE 112: WOOD ELEMENT WITH DR TAMSIN LEE

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Photo by Mirko Blicke on Unsplash

We’re so excited to welcome Dr Tamsin Lee to the Holistic Spaces podcast! We’ve been following and admiring Tamsin and her work for a while, and we loved talking to her in this episode all about the wood element.

We cover:

  • How studying East Asian practices re-connected Tamsin to her cultural heritage and family lineage

  • The importance of spiritual and energetic practices like feng shui, face reading, and divination

  • Why it’s important to take care of your own energy before trying to help others

  • The connection between spring and the wood element

  • Why it’s a good thing to feel angry in the spring

  • How nature can guide us in shifting our lifestyles throughout the year

  • Anjie’s experience of seasonal changes in ikebana and Japanese tea ceremony

  • What we each do to connect to the wood element in the spring

  • What the energy of spring and the wood element feels like

  • What a wood imbalance can look like

  • Why it’s a good idea to dance around your house and move your hips this time of year!


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


Dr Tamsin Lee

Bio: Tamsin Lee, DAOM, AEMP is an East Asian medicine doctor community researcher and Daoist face reader. She is the founder of Elemental Archetypes — an online face reading consultation that weaves her family lineage of Korean face reading, and the Five seasonal phases to guide womxn to reclaim their beauty narrative.

Tamsin’s website: elementalarchetypes.com

Tamsin’s Instagram: @elementalarchetypes


Episode 111: Bad Feng Shui Plants

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EPISODE 111: BAD FENG SHUI PLANTS

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Photo by Ivy Aralia Nizar on Unsplash

Have you ever wondered if there are bad feng shui plants that you should avoid in your home? We get a lot of questions about this, so in this episode we’re sharing our perspectives.

We also cover:

  • Best practices for choosing feng shui plants

  • Plants and the five elements

  • Where we see people getting stuck when it comes to the five elements

  • The wood element and spring

  • What we can learn from plants

  • Our tips for taking care of plants (even if you don’t have a green thumb)

  • The importance of observation in caring for plants

  • Laura’s favorite “bad” feng shui plants

  • Anjie’s current favorite plants


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


Episode 109: Feng Shui 101: What is feng shui?

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EPISODE 109: Feng Shui 101: what is feng shui?

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Photo by Maksim Goncharenok on Pexels

This episode is the first in our Feng Shui 101 series. We wanted to get back to some of the basics of this practice, because there is a lot of power in simplicity, and because it’s always helpful to approach things with a beginner’s mind. Also, our relationships to feng shui are always evolving, so we wanted to share our current perspectives.

In this episode:

  • The origin of the term “feng shui”

  • Our definitions of feng shui

  • The connection between feng shui and nature

  • Balancing tools and study with wisdom and intuition

  • Paradoxes within feng shui

  • Honoring the simplicity as well as the depth of feng shui

  • Fear-based vs. compassion-based approaches to feng shui

  • Our desire to have absolutes and clear answers

  • The feng shui bagua map

  • Different schools of feng shui

  • Why it’s important go deep with one school instead of jumping around


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


Episode 108: The Elements of Sound with Amy Kirby

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EPISODE 108: The Elements of Sound with Amy Kirby

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Photo by Kalon on Unsplash

In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Amy Kirby, Mindful Design graduate, to the podcast! We loved Amy’s final project in the program all about feng shui and sound, and wanted to share it with all of you!

We cover:

  • How Amy decided to focus on feng shui and sound

  • The power of your own voice

  • The benefits of deep listening

  • The connection between feng shui and the human voice

  • Mantras and chanting

  • Why everyone can benefit from singing, even if you don’t think you’re a good singer

  • The connection between doors and voices

  • How to bring in the elements through sound

  • How Amy works with sound in her home on a regular basis


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


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With an extensive background in retail and residential design, Amy was drawn to BTB Feng Shui as a way to not only enhance a home or retail environment, but as a tool to support, nurture and awaken. Working with interior design principles and feng shui, Amy brings about a deeper understanding of how our spaces can support our individual journeys and how we all have the power to transform our lives.

Connect with Amy on Instagram at @akozykirby and @caz_and_kozy.


Episode 107: A Flower Elixir for Every Zodiac Animal with Katie Hess of Lotus Wei

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EPISODE 107: A Flower Elixir for Every Zodiac Animal with Katie Hess of Lotus Wei

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Photo by Yoksel Zok on Unsplash

We’re so excited to have our good friend Katie Hess back on the podcast today! Katie is the founder of LOTUSWEI, and if you’ve been listening for a while, you’re probably familiar with Katie and her flower essences. In this episode, Katie is joining us to share a personalized flower essence recommendation for each Chinese zodiac animal to support them in 2021, the Year of the Ox.

In this episode:

  • What are flower essences?

  • How to work with the energy of flowers

  • Each zodiac animal’s compatibility with the ox

  • Which flower essence Katie recommends for each animal based on the year ahead and what kind of support they will need

  • What it means to be in a yin metal year

  • What rituals we recommend for the Lunar New Year (sign up here for our New Year’s Reset Package including the Golden Cicada Ritual!)


Thanks so much for listening to the Holistic Spaces Podcast brought to you by Mindful Design Feng Shui School!


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Katie Hess is a flower alchemist, TEDx speaker, author of Flowerevolution and founder of LOTUSWEI, a leading flower elixir apothecary. She hosts the Flowerlounge Podcast with listeners in over 75 countries, and is founder of the Self-Arising Nature Center, a center for flower essence education, experiences and practitioner training. Find out what your favorite flower means about you at www.lotuswei.com

Learn more about Flowerevolution.