Feng Shui Resources
A Selected List
Feng Shui, literally meaning wind and water, is an ancient Chinese art and science first developed over 5,000 years ago. Feng Shui is about harmony and balance in the environment. It has become increasingly popular in the West. The following is a selected list of materials on Feng Shui. There are many other titles on Feng Shui available in the County Library collection. Use the subject heading "Feng-Shui" in the catalog for other available titles.
Books
The Art & Science of Feng Shui: the Ancient Chinese Tradition of Shaping Fate by Henry B Lin. 2000.
Buy Your Home Smarter with Feng Shui: Ancient Secrets to Analyze and Select Real Estate Wisely by Holly Ziegler. 2004.
Chic Living With Feng Shui: Stylish Designs for Harmonious Living by Sharon Stasney. 2004.
Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui by Karen Kingston. 1999.
Complete Idiot's Guide to Feng Shui by Elizabeth Moran. 1999.
The Everything Feng Shui Decluttering Book: Simplify Your Environment and Your Life by Katina Z. Jones. 2004.
Feng Shui: Back to Balance; an Easy, Commonsense Approach to Revitalizing Your Home, Business and Relationships by Sally Fretwell. 2001.
Feng Shui Chic: Change Your Life with Spirit and Style by Carole Swann Meltzer. 2003.
Feng Shui Dos and Taboos: a Guide to What to Place Where by Angi Ma Wong. 2000.
Feng Shui Food by Simon Brown. 1999.
Feng Shui for Life: Mastering the Dynamics Between Your Inner World and Outside Environment by Jon Sandifer. 2000.
Feng Shui for Love & Romance by Richard Webster. 1999.
Feng Shui for Dummies by David Kennedy. 2001.
The Feng Shui Garden: Design Your Garden for Health, Wealth and Happiness by Gill Hale. 1998.
The Feng Shui in Your Garden: How to Create Harmony in Your Garden by Roni Jay. 1998.
Feng Shui Kitchen: the Philosopher's Guide to Cooking and Eating by Kam Chuen Lam. 2000.
Feng Shui Revealed: an Aesthetic Practical Approach to the Ancient Art of Space Alignment by R. D. Chin. 1998.
Feng Shui Symbols: a User's Handbook by Christine M. Bradler. 2001.
Feng Shui Your Life by Jayme Barrett. 2003.
Garden Feng Shui: a Beginner's Guide by Roni Jay.1999.
Household Feng-shui by Sheng-yen Lu. 2002.
Lillian Too's Feng Shui Success Secrets: Questions and Answers from Aunt Agga by Lillian Too. 2000.
Lillian Too's Flying Star Feng Shui for the Master Practitioner by Lillian Too. 2002.
A Master Course in Feng-Shui by Eva Wong. 2001.
Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life: How to Use Feng Shui to Get Love, Money, Respect, and Happiness by Karen Rauch Carter. 2000.
Office Feng Shui: Creating Harmony in Your Work Space by Darrin Zeer. 2004.
The Personal Feng Shui Manual: How to Develop an Healthy and Harmonious Lifestyle by Kam Chuen Lam. 1998.
Space Clearing: How To Purify and Create Harmony in Your Home by Denise Linn. 2000.
Total Feng Shui: Bring Health, Wealth, and Happiness Into Your Life by Lillian Too. 2005.
The Western Guide to Feng Shui for Prosperity: True Accounts of People Who Have Applied Essential Feng Shui to Their Lves and Prospered by Terah Kathryn Collins. 2002.
Videos
Feng Shui: Chinese Art of Design & Placement (VHS, 60 min., 1995).
Feng Shui: Creating Sacred Space in Your Garden of Landscape (VHS, 60 min., 1997).
Feng Shui: Environments & Success for Well-being (VHS, 60 min., 1997).
Introduction to Feng Shui: Learn the Ancient Chinese Art of Placement (VHS, 90 min., 1995).
Revised by Wenwen Zhang
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