Recommendations for a Prosperous New Year
Honor the Grand Duke

No matter your Chinese zodiac sign, receive beneficial blessings in 2011 by acknowledging the Grand Duke of Jupiter, an intangible star. "The Duke" sits in the East this year, so be sure to clean and upgrade this sector of your house and property before he arrives on Feb 4th!
After Feb 4th, do not disturb this sector with major renovations.

Do not underestimate simple upgrades like raking up leaves, hanging a chime or washing an east-facing window. Take action with the intention of good fortune in 2011. More elaborate upgrades are encouraged, but hit the basics first.

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Clean the Kitchen for the New Year!

In Feng Shui, the kitchen reflects the vitality and wealth of the home. Sweep out the Year of the Tiger, particularly if 2010 was not prosperous, by deep cleaning the kitchen, in particular the stove. Re-organize the pantry shelves and be sure to discard worn out or broken cooking utensils!

Chinese New Year Traditions in the Kitchen

Oranges and tangerines are widely used and displayed for the Chinese New Year. Oranges and tangerines can be eaten whole, or used in dishes such as orange glazed chicken. For greater prosperity, it is recommended to bake a whole chicken or fish first, before cutting it up for individual servings.

Most importantly, cook with the intention of prosperity!
Stir "dollar signs" into your food!

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Buy a New Purse$

The Year of the Metal Rabbit calls for a purse with metal accents, metallic or pastel in color, or having a shiny or reflective finish. The metal rabbit is considered a wealthy sign, therefore 2011 is a good year to have a "statement" purse. Set the intention of carrying money and valuables wisely throughout 2011!

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!

Mary Swick
The Feng Shui Lady
Astrologer & Feng Shui Consultant