The Feng Shui of Mount Vernon – Bottom Line Poor George. The home he loved so dearly played a large part of his early demise. Within 2 years his wife, Martha, died and Mount Vernon began its spiral into neglect. Mount Vernon was never successful as a private home after his death. After falling into [...]
Reading the Charts All charts are drawn with the front of the building at the bottom of the page. The numbered stars in each chart represent different types of qi. Written in the form of a triangle, each number has its own special attributes. The way they interact with each other, the environment and the [...]
Well, lets get this out of the way first…There’s an airplane in the South lawn. (to the right of the mansion) Now… we need to figure out when the mansion was built. Then we will have to decide if and when renovations were sufficient to change that date and effectively treat it as if it were [...]
The Feng Shui of Mount Vernon – Part 5 – Location Location Location Potomac River From The Lawn at Mount Vernon A spectacular view of the Potomac River greets visitors as they step out onto the portico, just like it did in Washington’s day and last year, when this photo was made. The Potomac [...]
When studying the Feng Shui of Mount Vernon our emphasis at first is on the way the house is built and the place it sits. Then we consider the elemental forces at work, and finally we add the flying stars into the mix. The elements represent the basic character of each star. The stars either help [...]
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