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Roseline’s feng shui journey started initially while she wanted to understand and learn more about vibrational work.
One day, in 1991, in a train on her way to London, synchronicity was playing a part in her life when a man left an article on the seat in front of her about Feng Shui. As she read the article it resonated fully with her path. After learning the first steps of Black Hat Feng Shui, she began to make changes in her home and was amazed with the changes that came into her life. She became passionate about the subject and started teaching it from a very early stage.
After all these years of consulting and teaching, her approach to this ancient Chinese art of placement became very unique. She takes the complexity out of Feng Shui, using common sense first, encouraging gentle and curving Chi (energy) flow and applying tasteful décor. Even after all these years she still loves the fact that what she does and what she teaches changes so many lives for the better.
She has had the wonderful experience to write her first book ‘Your First Easy Steps to Feng Shui’. It became an international bestseller. Last December (2005) saw the launch of her second book ‘Feng Shui Steps for Your Career’ – this book is a very special and powerful tool combining motivation techniques, recruitment, job search and feng shui suggestions to enhance your career and life path.
She qualified as a Reiki Master, Vibrational Therapist, and Bach & Love Remedies adviser as well as a Feng Shui Master. All these aspects of energy balancing are part of her everyday life. When she works with people, the intent is to balance their well-being in body and environment because she truly believes that ‘World Peace starts at Home’!
She organises Feng Shui Practitioner Certificate Courses world wide. You can contact her through www.fengshuisteps.com and join her mailing list; discover her books, free newsletters and more!
She lectured in Australia (where she now lives), China, Germany, Spain, Slovenia and France. In 2006 she will also share her knowledge in Belgium (at Essens), Hungary and Pakistan.
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