Mary Jane Kasliner

In The Feel-Good Home, Feng Shui and Taoism for Healthy Living, Mary Jane Kasliner breaks downs the history of two ancient practices and how they work with energy (chi) to enhance our environment and how we feel. In recent years, more and more people have started paying attention to what's in the food they eat and the products they use--but what about the rest of their environment? By viewing the home as an extension of the body, Kasliner explains how everything from floor plans and building materials to color and design can impact your physical and mental health, as much as the foods you eat. In her book, you'll learn to improve your health and boost your energy through: The Chinese "Five Elements Theory" of cooking Feng Shui tricks and tips for every room Space clearing methods to up the vibration of your home Chakra alignment for optimal energy and mental clarity You'll walk away from The Feel-Good Home with the tools you need to make your home nurture and promote the life you want.

Open your heart and discover love. Every human being consciously or instinctively seeks love - both the receiving and giving of emotional nourishment. Expression of love is the natural emanation of a self-fulfilled heart - an experience we seek with others and with self. It is like the beginning of our creation we need others to know we exist. As you delve into the pages of this book allow the authors to take you on an adventure through their inspirations of what they perceive love as. Let the stories and perspectives enrich your heart and spill over to the hearts of all mankind. The Wisdom Buffet Writers are a group with a common thread - Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese Philosophy of living in harmony with the natural rhythms of the Universe. This is the fourth of an eight-book series, including The Happiness Chronicles - Short Stories and Recipes for a Happy Life, Journey to Health - Living Well from the Inside Out, and Book of Harmony, The Symphony of Living.

Connect to Your Harmonious Self Now Life is filled with daily stressors that can undermine our sense of well-being. We all experience challenges, but our habits can create a lifetime of health and satisfaction. Are you ready to explore simple ways to feel more harmonious? The Wisdom Buffet Writers offer their perspectives on how to do just that. Book of Harmony, The Symphony of Living reminds us that there is no time like the present moment to feel more harmonious. If you're unsure how to get there, don't worry, our book of helpful hints will bring more clarity and make it easier for you. Look at the stream: there are rocks in its way. Does it slam into them out of frustration? It simply moves over and around them and moves on Be like the water and you will know what harmony is. -Zen story

It is said that without health, we have nothing. We know this to be true when we become ill or incapacitated. The old saying, "You don't know what you've got till it's gone," can apply to all things in life, but especially when it comes to our health. Health used to be defined as "the state of being free from illness or injury." It was later re-defined as "a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being" and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. So, what is good health? In the second of an eight-book series, The Wisdom Buffet Writers bring to you their latest book: Journey to Health; Living Well from the Inside Out. These eight contributing authors, all with the commonality of being Feng Shui Consultants, share with you their perception of what health means to them and how we might capture it for ourselves. We invite you to explore a collection of short stories, how-to-guidelines, and wisdom handed down from the masters; written in an easy-to-read format that can help you get started and keep you on the path to good health and well-being from the inside out.

I was reading this book, The Master Key System by Charles F. Haanel, a turn-of-the-century 'New Thought' writer. What's now a complete book, in 1916, it was broken up into twenty-four subsets or periodicals. It has action steps at the end of each subset to unlock the law of attraction and change your life forever. Approximately two years after reading a passage from Frederick Elias Andrews in The Master Key System, I sought seven like-minded writing partners interested in exploring these ideas of guiding principles to becoming happy in their own lives. Together, we are writing eight books about our collective wisdom on the affirmations; "I am whole, perfect, strong, powerful, loving, harmonious, happy, and healthy." We call ourselves The Wisdom Buffet Writers. Welcome to our first book: Happiness Chronicles - Short Stories and Recipes for a Happy Life. Customer Reviews: Catherine says: - 5 Stars. I particularly appreciated the chapter by Katherine Graham, a wife, mother, and business owner, about how to be a happy woman in modern society. Her advice is, *Let go of expecting yourself or your life to be perfect. *Gain perspective by not taking things personally. *Set boundaries with your time and energy by learning to say no to excessive demands to trust the unfoldment of your life. Ruth says: - 5 Stars What a great book that helps us find what we all want anyway I love that each chapter is written by someone with a different perspective so that depending on my mood, I can dip in and pull up something to carry around in my mind for the day. A great book for morning meditation, evening relaxation, or when I'm holding an interminable hold on the phone. The little aphorisms are wonderful. "Be yourself, everyone else is taken." from Oscar Wilde. The chapter that spoke volumes to me was Angi Ma Wong's Secrets to Happiness. She advises readers to make a list of the things that make them happy and do at least one, every day. Such simple advice, and how astonished I am that I don't do that Belinda Mendoza's chapter on pets and the happiness they create is very insightful, especially since it starts with her talking about the loss of a beloved pet. We spend all kinds of money and time pursuing happiness, but this is an inexpensive book that will provide more happiness than all the other diversions of a lifetime. Frankie says: - 5 Stars Excellent inspirational read...you will not be disappointed I'll return to this book several times this year (and for years to come) to draw on its happiness energy "M" says: - 5 Stars This is a great book to read in small pieces. The table of contents is perfect as I can choose a chapter based on how I feel that day. Mary Jane's chapter on recipes to experience a happy life is fun and impactful. I'm looking forward to their next seven books.