Clear Englebert's fifth book, Feng Shui for Retail Stores, is the result of over four decades of retail management experience combined with two decades of professional feng shui experience. Store owners have dubbed this book, "A must-read for my staff." This thorough book covers: location and exterior, layout and visual presentation, merchandise selection and pricing, employee and customer interaction, plus all the retail details that make merchandise move. It is an essential book for owners, managers, and employees of retail stores. It has received praise from many authorities.

"There's no stone left unturned here. Consider buying this book very inexpensive 'success insurance' for your store." --Karen Rauch Carter, author Move Your Stuff, Change Your Life

"Business start-ups and veteran retailers alike can benefit from this essential training manual which deftly integrates feng shui principles with a treasure trove of sound business practices for retail success and prosperity." --Angi Ma Wong, author Feng Shui Dos and Taboos

"An excellent book to improve your own shop and enhance your expertise if you work in feng shui or any form of shop design. Takes the reader logically though every aspect of setting up a successful retail store. The book is well written and it is easy to follow the common sense, practical ideas. Covers many aspects of feng shui and mixes this with essential good business practice. A book that is inspirational, motivating and reminds us of all the ways we can improve a retail space." --Simon Brown, author The Feng Shui Bible

The first feng shui book devoted exclusively to the bedroom is now revised and expanded. This guide provides easy-to-follow instructions for proper placement of furniture and art, choosing wall colors and bed linens, and getting rid of clutter. There are design solutions for small rooms, lofts, and studio apartments.

Feng shui is pronounced fung shway and it means wind/water. It is the part of ancient Chinese Taoism that is concerned with how objects affect energy and how that energy affects your life. It has survived four millennia because it actually works. Feng shui isn't something you have to take on faith. If done correctly, it can prove itself to anyone. Some aspects of feng shui seem like common sense, while others seem like total superstition. There are about as many different kinds of feng shui as there are kinds of Christianity.

Even though feng shui came from the East, and partakes of those philosophies, it is very much concerned with universal energetics. It is wise to education yourself as to how energy flows and to know how the things around you are influencing you.

This new edition of Feng Shui Demystified is greatly revised from the original book to include more situations, more solutions, and more success stories. One of the most useful new sections to this edition is the Checklist for Moving. Also, please note that this new edition has fewer pages than the earlier book. That's to save paper and trees. There are lots more words, just less white space.