Good evening, and thank you for another great "makes you think" feature! I'm not one to take the zodiac and astrology as solid and infallible, but there's a chance my being born under a water sign (Pisces) is what makes me pleased my family settled in the Great Lakes region. My home is in Grand Blanc, just south of Flint and around 70 miles west of Port Huron. It's great to be able to drive a relatively short distance and receive the therapeutic benefits of sitting in one of the scenic turnouts just south of the Blue Water Bridge. It's relaxing to see boat traffic on the St. Clair River and gaze northward to take in the beauty of Lake Huron. You know what? There's nothing on the calendar for the next couple of days. And, it's been awhile since I last let wanderlust direct me. I just might head on over to Port Huron and get some therapy! Thank you for lighting the fire under me! TTY soon! ((HUGS))
Thanks so much for sharing, I was feeling down in the dumps today about where I am in life and this message really helped me reflect and clear my mind. On the note of you feeling better about how your physical environment makes you feel since moving to the lakeside; in Chinese and broadly Asian culture we have a term called “Feng Shui” meaning the way of wind and water. Put simply each person according to their birth chart, health and standard feng Shui laws can organise their surroundings such as environment, building and object to create harmony and balance thus free flow of energy in their life. My friend was born with lots of “water element” and was advised to live near a mountain side to ground their energy. On the other hand in Chinese medicine I have what is called liver deficiency and the element which harms the liver the most is wind so I tend to cover my body with long and thick clothes but would also consider not living at the beach side where it is windy. We also used to have a family restaurant and it’s important to keep energy moving so we kept an indoor water fountain to keep the energy flowing. Whereas stagnant energy is dangerous as it could amplify stagnant business. We also had lots of plants as well to symbolise growth.
Good evening, and thank you for another great "makes you think" feature!
I'm not one to take the zodiac and astrology as solid and infallible, but there's a chance my being born under a water sign (Pisces) is what makes me pleased my family settled in the Great Lakes region. My home is in Grand Blanc, just south of Flint and around 70 miles west of Port Huron. It's great to be able to drive a relatively short distance and receive the therapeutic benefits of sitting in one of the scenic turnouts just south of the Blue Water Bridge. It's relaxing to see boat traffic on the St. Clair River and gaze northward to take in the beauty of Lake Huron.
You know what? There's nothing on the calendar for the next couple of days. And, it's been awhile since I last let wanderlust direct me. I just might head on over to Port Huron and get some therapy! Thank you for lighting the fire under me! TTY soon! ((HUGS))
Thanks so much for sharing, I was feeling down in the dumps today about where I am in life and this message really helped me reflect and clear my mind.
On the note of you feeling better about how your physical environment makes you feel since moving to the lakeside; in Chinese and broadly Asian culture we have a term called “Feng Shui” meaning the way of wind and water. Put simply each person according to their birth chart, health and standard feng Shui laws can organise their surroundings such as environment, building and object to create harmony and balance thus free flow of energy in their life. My friend was born with lots of “water element” and was advised to live near a mountain side to ground their energy. On the other hand in Chinese medicine I have what is called liver deficiency and the element which harms the liver the most is wind so I tend to cover my body with long and thick clothes but would also consider not living at the beach side where it is windy. We also used to have a family restaurant and it’s important to keep energy moving so we kept an indoor water fountain to keep the energy flowing. Whereas stagnant energy is dangerous as it could amplify stagnant business. We also had lots of plants as well to symbolise growth.