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Hello and Welcome!

I would like to introduce myself and give you a little background about me. I graduated from the Western School of Feng Shui of which Terah Kathryn Collins is the founder and originator of Essential Feng Shui which focuses on the many practical applications of Feng Shui for the Western culture. She was introduced to Feng Shui through Dr. Richard Tan and Loius Audet and then pursued her studies with Master Lin Yun who is the founder of the Yun Lin Temple in Berkeley, California.


I liked the idea that Terah was originally a holistic health provider (a registered polarity practitioner and neurolinguistic programmer) and practiced transcendal meditation, yoga, studied the I Ching and Eastern philosophy starting from her teenage years. She has dedication and positive intuition for Feng Shui practices.

The Toronto School of Feng Shui incorporates Black Sect Feng Shui concepts into the lessons because of the importance of harmonizing the physical elements (interior and exterior) with the "will" or intentions of the client or Feng Shui expert.

Form School concepts will be taught which is one of the oldest forms of Feng Shui. Students learn the positive and negative effects of shapes and colours in and around our environments. The Bagua will be covered in detail. The I Ching, Compass School (Flying Stars), Yin Yang, Five Elements, Kua Numbers and Eight Trigrams will discussed and students will be shown how to use these tools in their own environment and for their clients.

The Toronto School of Feng Shui Practitioner's Core Certificate Program will get you started on an exciting and rewarding career as a Feng Shui Practitioner. I have been studying numerous writings and teachings on Feng Shui for over 6 years and would like to pass on the positive concepts and results to the students and then they in turn to their communities. I hope you can join us for this fun and easy way to learn Feng Shui.
Best Wishes,

Sharon Hay