Feng Shui is part of an ancient Chinese philosophy of nature concerned with understanding the interrelationships between humans and their environment. It is not Buddhism or any other religious belief, nor is it superstition. The goal of Feng Shui is to help people live in harmony with their environment. Many different approaches to the art of Feng Shui have evolved over the last few years. Unfortunately, the legitimate practice of Feng Shui has fallen prey to many self-proclaimed practitioners who appear more adept at marketing than the actual practice of Feng Shui.
Dr. Williams was first introduced to Feng Shui in the early 1980’s and has since incorporated certain aspects and principles of the art into his work. He utilizes pertinent eastern theories of Feng Shui, which are complimented by western scientific theory and methods. Both Architectural Psychology and Feng Shui are related to the concept that people’s lives are deeply affected by their physical and emotional environments, and those things with which they choose to surround themselves.
Feng Shui, like Architectural Psychology, is about the practice of living in harmony with one’s environment. It has been said that the practice of Feng Shui can enhance one’s good fortune in many different areas such as family, relationships, business, career, etc. There is nothing magical about this. If one is happy and content, then he or she can go about the task of life without an undesirable attitude evoking undesirable responses from life.
