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Summary: Excellent book!
Review: As someone who spends a lot of time at home (I telecommnute) I found this gem of a book invaluable in creating my own private and work space to be more efficient, more harmonious, more SPIRITUAL! I love it! Thanks Ms Alexander! Chris
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Summary: All you need to know for a home that creates more good fortu
Review: Does the way you arrange your home create more good fortunef? According to Jane Alexander it does! This book is packed with practical advice on how to arrange your home according to the principles behind feng sui principles. Neither overbearing or boring, Jane's tips are equally invaluable to the reader who just wants a more pleasing environment to the person who absolutely believes that good chi affects our personal tranquility.
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Summary: Lots of information but not enough pictures
Review: I enjoy reading, but I am a very visual person and was disappointed in this book because while it offers suggestions that make sense, it takes longer to get through the book since it is practically all words and very few pictures for inspiration.
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Summary: In tune with what we know instictively.
Review: I enjoyed reading this book. It spoke to a part of me that knows that there are rhythms to life. It shows us that we need not be up and sparkling all the time, that there is a time for feeling empty and receptive to the world around us. It is a book that covers a wide range of topics from Feng Shui to Rolfing. I would recommend it.
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Summary: All you need to transform your home - and your life!
Review: I was bowled over by this book. It made me look at my home - and at my past and present - in a totally new light. Jane Alexander doesn't just talk about feng shui, light, color and sound (although she does that too) - she looks beyond all that to the mythology and psychology of your home. I was intrigued to find out why I always want "look-good" homes rather than ones which are practical and "feelgood". I was so inspired that I rearranged my whole space - and it made a huge difference. If you want to go beyond feng shui to the next level, I'm recommend this book. I bought one for a friend and ended up keeping it - and buying six more for presents.
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Summary: Indispensable reading for anyone who cherishes their home
Review: I've read so many books about interior decor, Feng Shui, space clearing, etc., etc. - but this book covers all aspects of making your home a true haven for body, mind and spirit. It is not only inspiring to read but beautiful to look at. Jane Alexander gives many tips which are easy to carry out without a great deal of expense. I can personally vouch for the fact that if you follow her advice, you will notice the difference in the atmosphere of your home - and so will your visitors. This lovely book makes a perfect gift, particularly for someone who needs their spirits boosting or is contemplating decorating their home, or perhaps moving house. Only trouble is that if you buy it for someone else, you'll probably be tempted to keep it for yourself!
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Summary: Amazing!
Review: It does not matter if you have an apartment or a mansion, Spirit of the Home is your tool for transforming your home from livable to lovable. I found the information regarding the ancient Japanese art of Feng Shui insightful and quite practical in several aspects. I would recommend it to anyone in search of creating a home that you will want to come home to.
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Summary: A life changing book that is easy to put into practice
Review: Jane Alexander writes in an easy to understand fashion, explaining areas of concern and giving simple ways of improving the energy of your house. It changed my life and made my home a place where I could feel more comfortable than I ever have before. Not lots of jargon and weird stuff either.
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Summary: No pictures, but lots of good info.
Review: This book is a good introduction to lots of new age stuff (and common sensical stuff, too) relating to homes. Alexander gives recommendations of other books if you want to dig deeper into a particular topic.
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Summary: Great approach, with a bit of everything
Review: This book pulls together a variety of spiritual concepts - feng shui, goddesses, purification/smudging, creating altars, use of stones and crystals, aromatherapy/scents in the home, and colors. It's really a great overview. Activities like spring cleaning and decluttering are covered as are specific rooms like bedrooms, kitchen, etc. There are some terrific photographs throughout the book which really inspire. I like that the author put all of this together into one book. I have other books that talk around all this - one on feng shui, one on crystals, one on potpourri, etc. This book ties them together and I feel like now I can go back to those other books and apply them better.
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