Feng Shui Made Simple: The Beginner’s Guide to Feng Shui for Wealth, Health, and Love: Includes the Five Elements, Finding Your Kua Number, the Lo Pan, Creating a Feng Shui Bedroom, and the Bagua Map

Very practical. Would have been nice to include a diagram showing the locations of the bagua areas instead of a verbal list for those who are visually oriented. He avoids most of the Feng Shui terminology and accouterments making this booklet appropriate for those who wish some guidance but don't want to be overwhelmed by the numerous details

Not confusing at all but extremely easy to understand. Was thrilled when using it to evaluate & remodel a wall in my home, it feels so much better. Love it.

It started out favorable, but quickly led to confusion. More pictures may have helped. Overall, I don't recommend it. I think I'll stick with the Dummies book series.

Too simple

Not simple

Brilliant and thoughtful. Very usable. You can start with this but if you know nothing about the subject you might enjoy Torah Collins' "The Western Guide to Feng Shui" then follow with this.Excellent book. A light read but full of helpful information.

I'm not happy with this book...it said it's for beginners however it goes into the next concept without developing the initial concept enough to understand. While I did get a little something out of this book, I'm much happier with Suzee Miller's book that gave much more of the why and explained the concepts better. Will not buy again from either this author or this seller because of the lack of a full refund.

There are only 11 zodiacs in the book. Goat was not included. My zodiac is goat and according to this book I am a monkey. Because of this, I am wondering if I should trust the rest of the context.I got this as Christmas gift. I am very disappointed.

Not received any of my magic spell books i still need them asap