Daily Feng Shui Tip by Ellen Whitehurst for Saturday, January 8
Wash those cares and worries right down the drain on this 'National Bubble Bath Day.' Here's a recipe for a powerful bath that can not only rejuvenate and restore but can also bring balance, harmony and happiness!
For this particular soak you're going to need one half cup each of golden honey and milk. You'll also need to have one half cup of Epsom salts on hand and three fresh crushed mint leaves, a few sprigs of fresh parsley and a small split of your favorite champagne.
Mix the first two ingredients and then add the herbs to that blend. Run the bathwater, pour in the Epsom salts and let them dissolve.
Right before you hit the bath, add the mixture from the bowl and pour yourself a glass of the bubbly! Sit and soak for a maximum soothe of body, mind and spirit!
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Saturday, January 08, 2011
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
How happy is your kitchen?

In Eastern and Oriental traditions, the fourth day of the New Year is a time reserved for cooking a wonderful and festive meal, as well as for acknowledging the kitchen, the one room that nurtures and nourishes us. Many Eastern cultures hold a deep belief that there are spirits in every room of the home.
According to ancient legend, the most influential spirit of any home is thought to reside in the kitchen, so in the cultures that believe such things, they are taught to 'talk' to their kitchens. They will greet their kitchens with a hearty and happy 'good morning' and they'll do whatever it takes to make sure that their kitchen spirits are healthy and happy. The belief goes that if the kitchen is happy, then you will be as well. So be sure to send love to the kitchen as you cook your culinary heart out today.
Also be sure to offer the scents from the fabulous food to the spirits who watch over you and yours. If you want to take this effort a step further you can also affix a small mirror behind or on the backwash of the stove. This appliance is said to be the 'cooker' in the kitchen, the one thing that makes sure that your food sustains and fills you. Placing a mirror in this particular space is said to double the abundance from the cooker and bring you health, happiness and prosperity, three things you'll want seconds and thirds of!
Daily Feng Shui Tip by Ellen Whitehurst
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