This weekend I had a chance to catch up on some of my reading. I love reading books and recently I was given a copy of Mind Body Home by Tisha Morris, to review. Tisha Morris is a Feng Shui consultant, interior designer, a certified life coach and yoga instructor. In this book, Tisha explains what Feng Shui is, and comprehensively discusses the art and how it relates to our home and our life.
Feng Shui lierally means “wind” and “water” in Chinese. The art and study of Feng Shui has been around for thousands of years and while I was somewhat familar with its background, Tisha Morris does a fantastic job of covering the history, principles, and effect that positive and negative chi (energy) can have on a home and your personal being.
Things such as the placement of furniture and objects as well as the number of furniture pieces you have in a room, all affects the flow of energy. I can certainly relate to that. I have been in many homes where one can feel almost suffocated by the clutter. I know some people who never use some of their furniture, because there is so much stuff taking over that pieces that act as a long term holding bin instead of its original intended purpose.
Tisha explains how all these things interact with energy flow. She discusses many facets of Feng Shui including:
- how to map your room based on Feng Shui principles
- how negative energy can affect us
- solutions to remedy negative energy
- why we hang on to things that result in clutter
She also discusses how the flow of your home relates to your success in your personal, professional and financial life. The book gave me some great ideas on some changes I want to make in my home, including replacing my current stove top, and redesigning my front entry.
Mind Body Home educates us on the energetic connection made between you and your home. It offers an easy down to earth way of creating a holistic home that transforms us into a new way of healthy and positive living. Whether making a life change or simply starting over, it will improve the stability of one’s health, relationships, and promotes positive growth and prosperity. Tisha uses Feng Shui methods to connect every aspect of the home, from the foundation to the roof, to the physical and mental state of the mind and body.
Mind Body Home is available for purchase on www.amazon.com. But one of my lucky readers will win a copy, provided by the publisher. To enter for a chance to win, use the Rafflecopter below.
For more information on Tisha Morris and Mind Body Home, please visit www.TishaMorris.com. All opinions are my own. To enter to win a copy, leave a comment with the name of the last good book you read. This giveaway is open to US Residents only, 18 and over. Good Luck!
Christine Luken says
The last good book I read was Shadows of Doubt by Mell Corcoran!
Raquel says
Sounds intriguing!
Lisa says
I need to read this!
Brandi says
Sounds like a really interesting book! Thanks for sharing. I just finished up Red Devil 4 and am getting ready to write my post on it.
Raquel says
Oh good! I will have to check out your post on it Brandi!
K Squared Glamour says
Sounds like a great book – I’d love to learn more about Feng Shui.
Raquel says
I think you will enjoy learning about it!
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
I have way more clutter in my life than I wish I did, but having kids makes me hold on to things a lot more than I did before I had them.
Raquel says
I know I hold on to lots of stuff my kids made, though it is a lot less than before.
Debbie L. says
Sounds like a good read – I entered the giveaway
Debbie L. says
Last good book- The Witch’s Salvation
Raquel says
Thanks Debbie!
liza v says
omg it was a good read but cant remember name something to do with alive
Lisa Jones says
Interesting Book I Will Have To Get Thank You!
Jennifer B says
This sounds like a great book. I would love to have my home completely free of negative energy!
Raquel says
Me too Jennifer!
Diane @ Philzendia says
Very interesting. I would love to improve the flow of my home.
Amanda says
This sounds like a great read! Thanks for the heads up! 🙂
Terin Garrett says
This sounds like a great read!
Sandra says
Thanks for sharing this! I need it and I am excited for it to come out.
Pam says
I don’t know much about feng shui but this sounds like an interesting book!
Cynthia L. says
Sounds like pretty good book. I think the practice of feng shui is very interesting and I can believe that it works.
Raquel says
Yes, I found it fascinating.
Debbie Denny says
Sounds interesting. Would be something to look into!
Shauna says
This sounds like a fun book to read and work with… Thanks so much
DawnC says
Sounds like a great book! The last book I read was “The Going To Bed Book”. I just read it 2 hours ago to my kids at bedtime. 🙂
Raquel says
Aw, that’s cute!
Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell says
I totally need to read this. I’d wager a bet that my home is not feng shui at all. It’s probably a big mess in that regard.
Raquel says
I saw some negatives, but the good news is they are easy to change.
Aly Mashrah says
I don’t remember the last book I read, it’s been so long lol
Raquel says
That’s ok Aly! Thanks for stopping by!
Carlee C says
I think one of the last good books I read was the last Hunger Games one. I really want to get back into reading again because it really uplifts my spirits and I love being exposed to new information.
Raquel says
Oh I loved reading the Hunger Games series! Thanks for stopping by Carlee!
Amy Desrosiers says
I love learning how to make my life more positive, and healthy!
Raquel says
Love that Amy!
Christy says
I am really excited about this book. I have long wanted to read up on Feng Shui and this is a perfect start. I haven’t read a good book lately, but one book that I really want to read is Building a Platform.