I was recently interviewed by the Wall Street Journal for an article that focused on how people honor their deceased pets within their home. The article obtains perspectives from taxidermists, Animal Hospice and Palliative Care takers, an interior designer and myself, a Feng Shui Consultant. I find this topic refreshing because most articles rarely include end of life discussions with Feng Shui and in our practice we do come across these requests for help from time to time. We’ve found offering Feng Shui guidance to clients about where to place their pet ashes has provided a sense of ease and ..read more

The month of May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Throughout the entire month its encouraged to highlight and recognize the importance of mental health advocates, prevention organizations, and community members who educate, bring awareness and share resources to help individuals and families affected by mental health issues. On May 5th, 2024 I had the honor of preforming with SHAMAN, a band created by Steven Dee Harris at The Music Heals the Heart Fundraiser in Westbury, NY. This fundraiser is hosted every year in memory of Eric. C. Doll. All proceeds are donated to the Long Island Ame ..read more

Throughout my years of Feng Shui Consulting I’ve come to understand sometimes you can’t solely rely on the Ba-gua Map and Flying Star Formulas to adjust the energy of a home. At times there can be illogical experiences that require deeper investigations into the subtle energies of the unseen. For this particular post, I’m referring to investigating negative emotions that have been imprinted into the soul of a home. A key lower emotion I’ll be focusing on is resentment. Why does this matter? From a human standpoint, if the feeling of resentment goes unchecked it has the potential to morph into ..read more

Workshop Description: Join Certified New York Feng Shui Master Laura Cerrano to explore how your home and surroundings can affect your mindset, emotions, behavior and overall health. Learn how to combine the principles of Feng Shui and intuitive thinking to create powerful practical solutions to cultivate peace and harmony within your home and life. Location: The Holistic Center for Soulful Living, 811 W Jericho Tpke, Smithtown, NY 11787 Time: 7PM - 9PM Materials to bring: * notebook and writing utensil Admission: $40 Click here to Register or scan the QR code     Feng Shui Manhatt ..read more

THE EYES OF LEARNING SPRING FESTIVAL is happening on Sunday, April 7th, 2024 from 11 AM to 5 PM! Enjoy a full day of shopping a large variety of vendors, listening to lectures, taking a chance on a raffle, being with like-minded people, and making new friends! Snacks and drinks are available for purchase. Admission: $5.00 ~ with admission you receive free access to all lectures! $25.00 ~ Psychic Readings *If you would like a psychic reading, it's strongly recommended to arrive early to reserve your spot!* Free Lectures! Pat Anderson and Laura Cerrano kick off The Eyes of Learning lecture ser ..read more

The Lunar New Year of the Wood Dragon is just days is on February 10th, 2024 Here is a Quick and Easy Feng Shui Tip anyone can do! Purchase fresh flowers to symbolize new beginnings. When selecting your flowers, we invite you to be very intentional about this process and choose a simple bouquet of flowers that has a combination of FULLY bloomed flowers and BLOOMING flowers. Why? Bloomed flowers symbolize the blessings and joys of life that are already within your home and heart. Blooming flowers are a fantastic symbol of blessings and positive manifestations to come. It's also great to selec ..read more

As we wane from 2023, we steadily move closer to February 4th, 2024 to begin a new solar year. For those who follow the Lunar New Year, that begins February 10th, 2024. Besides stepping into a new year, as a whole we are also transitioning into a completely new cycle referred to as Period 9. I’ll get into the meaning of Period 9 with a separate article. For now, we’ll focus on a base overview of what 2024 has in store in accordance to the Yang Wood (Jia) Dragon (Chen). The Feng Shui insights derive from the five elements theory, trigrams, and Dragon characteristics. Let’s start with Yang Wood ..read more

A very simple Feng Shui Principle to keep in mind is how to identify poison arrows and ‘sha’, also known as ‘shar chi’. This begins to establish a gauge for the type of energy your overall home and surroundings currently encompass. Being aware of this could also bring attention to certain rooms or areas of a room within a home that seem “off”, or that do not feel “right” and are in need of an energy shift. When looking at this topic from the lens of Feng Shui we also take into consideration the metaphors and subtle phycological influences sha energy could have on the human mind and emotions. F ..read more

In the practice of Feng Shui and Geopathic Stress Dowsing, there are overlapping topics of interest. In Bon Tantric Buddhism Feng Shui, we investigate ‘Predecessor History’ and in Geopathic Stress Dowsing, we refer to that as ‘Place Memory’. I love this aspect of the profession because it allows you to become intimately connected with the history of a location, while at the same time understanding where specific energy frequencies could benefit from realignments, while still acknowledging and honoring the rich history of that given space. With either description, it’s believed we’re entangled ..read more

Have you heard of the Feng Shui Salt Water cure? If not, no worries! Here is an easy introduction to what the Salt Water Cure is, DIY instructions on how to set it up, where and when to place it, and how to dispose of it. A Brief History of the Importance of Salt In many ancient cultures, salt was used for cooking and ritualistic purposes. In ancient China, salt was among the seven necessities of life (firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea). Salt is also one of the five flavors of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) (bitter, sweet, pungent, salty, sour), which correlates to the fiv ..read more