I loved this book! As an aromatherapy practitioner, it was refreshing to see Jami Lin take the power of essential oils and combine them with her extensive knowledge of Feng Shui. I love the techniques she gives for using aromatherapy to "code" our world to make effective changes. This is a practical, wonderful book that I recommend to anyone who wants to incorporate Feng Shui and aromatherapy into their life.

I enjoyed Ms Lin's thorough and easily understood use of chakras, feng shui, aromatherapy and tarot/I Ching. She molds them into an integrated system for understanding oneself and ones relation to the environment. This book is a feng shui must read!!!

Journey To Mastery: Feng Shui For Life by psychologist and educator Kathryn Mickle is a superbly presented blend of the Eastern art, practice, and philosophy of Feng Shui with modern Western psychology. The result is an impressive bicultural guide to rising above familiar old patterns and ruts to revitalizing, mastering, and progressing toward fulfillment in one's life. Chapters cover the involvement of Feng Shui and the wisdom of thought to better shape relationships and inner knowledge, among other topics. A sincere and open-minded guide to accepting new challenges and new ways of living, Journey To Mastery: Feng Shui For Life is very highly recommended reading for students of psychology, philosophy, and the application of Feng Shui principles to modern life.

Identify old patterns of behavior and new practices which contribute to the daily quality of life with the help of this guide, which uses feng shui as a model for understanding. Eastern perceptions blend with modern psychological tools in Journey To Mastery, a title which presents exercises for linking feng shui's methods to improving the quality of life.

Within the first 30 pages you find the author claiming that the beginning of Spring, the Equinox, is April 20. One sentence begins with "Aren't" and continues in fractured English. It is obvious she slept through Science and Grammar! Feng Shui has been "hot" for about 10 years in the USA. Unfortunately for the interested public, some people read three books on the subject and then claim to be an expert. Then they write their own book by rearranging the words of the books they just read. Feng Shui is much deeper than what is presented in this book. Just because it is in print in a book, newspaper, magazine, or on the Internet, does not make it true!

I appreciated that Lin does not expect anyone to use traditional feng shui techniques. She admits that hanging a flute might not relect your tastes, nor are they very decorative. The collected authors in this anthology are mindful of budget and encourage you to work with what you already have. Overall, it was an informative and enjoyable read.