Success and Happiness through Feng Shui (An Old and Rare Book- Only 1 Quantity)

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Many years ago, a wise man gave me the secret of happiness. It was incredibly simple and at the same time extremely pro-found. "If you want to be happy," he told me, "Be happy!"

This was excellent advice, and I have tried to follow it ever since. However, it is not always easy to remain happy when your environment works against you. I have friends who lived close to a major airport for three years. Their home was beautiful and perfect for their needs, but the constant noise of planes taking off and landing ultimately forced them to move.

Other people I know live on the bend of a major road. All night long their home is swept by the headlights of cars using the road. They suffered from lack of sleep for months, until they erected a large wall to shield them from the headlight beams. Although they did not know it at the time, they had used a common feng shui remedy to solve their problem.

Our friends resolved their problem by moving to a new house, while the other couple made their problem disappear. However, neither family would ever have been completely happy if they had stayed where they were, and simply tried to be happy.

Fortunately, there is a way to live in harmony with your environment. It is the ancient Chinese art of feng shui, which, when applied, can give you a life of happiness, contentment, and abundance. The term "feng shui" means "wind and water." Five thousand years ago, the Chinese discovered that life was much more pleasant living in a house that faced south, with hills behind it to provide protection from the cold north winds, and with gently flowing water in front. From this beginning, the art and science of feng shui evolved through a process of experimentation, and today it has spread around the world and is more popular than ever before.

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