Chi Gong 6 Ching, definition xiii Chyan, Sector of the Week 144–147 Clutter Attraction to 55 Clearing 54, 56–57, 81 Effect of 42, 64, 97 Financial 86 Inner 25 Location of 57, 126 In the office 167–168 Sources of 34, 55–56, 90 Clocks, Alarm 97 Coffin Position 98 Coins 53, 59, 167 Command Position 98–99, 166–167 For the bed 98–99 Confucianism 36 Consultations 6 Core Energetics xix Credit Cards Cure for 65 Debt 85 Effect of 64 History of 64 Crystals 54, 59, 171 Debit cards 66 Debt Assessing 67 Clearing 67 Inner 67–69 Origins of 64, 120 Spiritual meaning of 65–66 Debtor’s Anonymous 67 Deprivation Curing 91 Origins of 120 “Petty” 82–85 Self–inflicted 82, 105 Desks 166–168 Dining Tables 126–127 Doors Front 54 Sliding glass 54 Doorbells 53 Dream Bagua 34–35, 42 Dream Clusters 134–137, 161, 174 Dream Life 3 Exercise for assessing 67 “Dropping Out” 72 Dui, Sector of Week 127–131 Earnings, assessing 44–45 Emotions 73–76 Exercise, benefits of 90–91 Expenses, evaluating 131–132 Extrensions 9–10, 12 Feng Shui Black Sect 35–36 Compass School 36–37 Definition viii, ix Influences 21 Financial Planning 164–166 Fireplaces 81 Floorplans 4–5 Fountains 42, 59, 81, 130 Fragrant Flower Method 104–105 Garage 4 Goals 29, 34, 72 Defining 134–137 Financial 176–177 God 51, 114–116, 133 Gold Standard 66 Great Wealth Accumulator 111–114 Greenhouses 59 Gua, definition 7 Hotel rooms, feng shui in 189–190 Housekeepers 147 Hsun, Sector of Week 1 57–61 Income, assessing 44–45 Inhale/Exhale method 91 226 Feng Shui and Money
Inner Council 181–185 Internet banking 66 Investing 197–199 Exercise in 200–202 Jealousy 75–76, 87 Journaling 26–27, 48–49 Kan, Sector of the Week 170–172 Karma 149–151 Ken, Sector of the Week 191–193 Kitchen 120, 123–127 Kun, Sector of the Week 100–103 Lao Tzu xii Leaks, financial 83 Li, Sector of the Week 80–82 Lin–Yun, Professor 22, 36, 54 Living Room 76–77 Lottery 141, 158 “Lucky Dollar” 61–63 Luxury 105–109, 131 Marketing 178–179 Meditation 25–26, 70–77, 116–118 Calming Heart Sutra 38–39 History of 70 For Inner Abundance 207–209 Requirements fopr 70 Mirrors 13, 42, 59, 81, 171 Mission 133–134, 156–159, 188–189 Missing Sections 9–10, 12 Money Relationship with 2 Spiritual nature of 151, 153–154 Mouth of Chi 36, 53–55 Moving Water Cure 172–173 Mudra Definition 38 For Calming Heart Sutra 38 For Three Secret Reinforcements 62–63 Mutual Funds 87, 200–202 Name plates 53 Net worth 43 Nixon, President Richard 66 Observor Self 23, 25, 70 Office, feng shui of 166–170 Parents, influence of 47 Parlour 76–77 Photons 5, 96 Photos 42, 59 Pierrokos, Dr. John xi Plants 41–42, 59, 81 Potpourri 54 Prayer 114–116, 148 Prosperity Journal xiii–xiv, 26 Prosperity Dates 161–163 Prosperity Plan 108–110, 132–133 Rat Race 194 Red Carpet Cure 190–191 Red Envelopes 152–153 Refrigerator 126 Relationships, “cures” for 102, 103 Respect 30, 87–88 Revenge 87 Sacred Circle 159–161 Savings accounts 85, 86, 111 Seating arrangements 78 Self–esteem issues 120 Sexuality74, 101, 103 Shame 74–75 Shar Chi 168–169 Ships, model 59 Shrines 59–60 Sidewalks 53 Spending Log 20–21, 109, 131, 199 Six True Words 62–63 Spirituality, definition 50–51 Split vision 54 Still Water Cure 148–149 INDEX 227
Stove 55, 124–126 Strong Opportunity Fund 201–202 Style, defining 78–80 T’ai Chi Adjustment 13–14 Of the bagua 7 Exercise 6 Case example 12–13 Tao, definition xii Tao Te Ching, xii–xiii Quotations from 1,29, 55, 72,93,120, 141, 164,187 Taoism 36 Te, definition xii Television 78, 115 Therapist, role of 52 Three Secret Reinforcements 61–63, 137 Time Bagua of 205–207 Management 202–207 Spent at work 72 Tithing 132, 152 To Future 199–200 To Spiritual Food 155 To Yourself 132–134 Toilet 142–143 Travel 189–190 Twenty/Eighty Rule 57 Vision, creating personal 136 Visualization 137–139 Volcanos 81 Wages, defining 175–176 Wallet, feng shui of 16–17 Wealth Definition 1, 109, 127. 187. 195–197 Exercise for defining essence of 30 Instant 18 Wind chimes 13, 59, 130, 171 Windows 59 Yin/Yang 7, 14–16 228 Feng Shui and Money
About the Author Eric Shaffert is a highly regarded feng shui teacher, consultant, and psychotherapist. His company, Eric Shaffert & Associates, is an international feng shui consulting firm for residential, business, and corporate clients. A follower of His Holiness Professor Lin Yun and the Black Sect tradition of Tibetan Tantric Buddhist Feng Shui, Eric bridges the gap between the spiritual and the material, the mystical and the practical. With a degree in transpersonal psychology, certification in Core Energetic therapy, and a master’s in fine arts, Eric offers a perspective on the environment which is deeply illuminating, healing, and transformational. A popular seminar and workshop leader, Eric regularly offers classes on Feng Shui and Money, feng shui design, and personal development. He is the recipient of five fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, and he regularly travels to bring his special blend of financial, spiritual, and personal growth to a network of residential and corporate clients. In addition to the extensive consulting work, Eric continues to maintain a private therapy practice in New York, in which he works deeply with his patients to build bridges to their inner lives. For further information, visit the Web site: www.FengShuiTransformation.com.
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