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Feng Shui Guidance
Feng Shui Advice and Guidance for Fall ~
Hexagram #20 CONTEMPLATING from the I Ching describes the overall guidance for effective Feng Shui:
“Just as the life of the individual is composed of seasons, the spring of inspiration, the summer of work, the autumn of completion and the winter of rest and contemplation, so too worldly events have their seasons. When attempting to determine the meaning and tendency of a situation at this time, approach it with the predictable plan of the seasons in mind. By contemplating the present situation and taking note of what immediately preceded it, you should be able to determine what will follow.” ~ The I Ching Workbook, R.L. Wing, Random House, NYC, NY, 1979
Fall is the Season to Harvest the Circumstances You’ve Planted ~
Autumn naturally inspires the human need for community – getting love and support from those who are both near and far.
If you’re feeling lonely or isolated, things are liable to continue that way. If you haven’t planted the seeds and updated your bagua to promote happier circumstances, comfort and fulfillment they are likely to feel further and further away.
If you’re concerned about the future, Autumn is an excellent time to seriously consider what needs to change and then plant the seeds for the future.
Keeping in mind the guidance available from the Chinese Zodiac signs and the predominant I Ching Energy flows, here is some Feng Shui Guidance on how to be proactive with energies that may be interfering with your growth, happiness and prosperity.
Especially with the current I Ching flows of CONFLICT, DANGER and DETERIORATION, you may be feeling uneasy, distracted and on edge. The easiest place for you to start creating more stability from a FENG SHUI perspective is to evaluate the qualities of energy in your home and property. Notice the internal feelings of heaviness, fear, conflict or disruption in the flow that may come up for you in certain areas.
Examine whether chaotic energies are taking over the harmony in your life or getting in the way of a hopeful future. If you’re feeling pretty grounded and stable, great! If not, perhaps one of these processes will help:
Level One Light Bringer Members:
The most common use for Feng Shui is to help us to ADAPT to changing circumstances and the change in seasons is always a good time to re-examine your intentions about your space. This mind exercise comes with a list of tools and principles that will help you adjust to changes in the energy in your space. Play with the ideas in Feng Shui Space Clearing Tools.
Level Two Change Maker Members:
If you’re feeling unsafe, give your environment a boost with Creating Internal Safety.
Level Three Game Changer Members:
Reduce the Energy of CONFLICT in Your Environment through an Animal Interview Collection with Rheanni Lightwater.
Have a Happier Fall Season with with Feng Shui ~
Feng Shui (pronunced “fung shway”) is a Chinese term that means “wind and water” symbolizing the natural flow of “chi” or life energy that flows through our environment and supports life. Predating Taoism and Confucianism, this ancient art of flow and placement in one’s environment has been used to facilitate balance and well being in every important aspect of life. It has also been used to ensure that we are in the “right place at the right time.”
Feng Shui can make a real difference in the ch’i of your home and the success of your business by:
- Creating a more balanced and harmonious atmosphere.
- Grounding a sense of safety and stability.
- Clearing your space of stagnant, toxic or disturbing influences.
- Freeing your property of any old baggage and negative history from the past or previous occupants including: bankruptcy, criminal activity, death, illness, divorce, etc.
- Accessing a generative flow of life force to support life-affirming goals.
If you are:
- Easily overwhelmed by having too much to do
- Feeling unstable and having trouble staying grounded
- Running around in circles, getting little constructive done
- Experiencing rough communications and emotional volatility
- Having difficulty staying on track with your goals, or alternately
- Feeling very stuck and unable to move
Rheanni Lightwater specializes in helping you clear blockages and make a change for the better. She offers shamanic space clearing and Feng Shui in the counties of Santa Fe, Valencia and Bernalillo in New Mexico.
If you have had your Feng Shui set up by Rheanni in the past, she highly recommends having it reset on an annual basis.
Contact Rheanni at info@soulresourcesllc.com to discuss your needs.
If you are too far away for her to come to your space, you can schedule a private online Feng Shui Reset, available through Zoom.
*A complimentary 6 month Light Bringers membership is included with a private Feng Shui or Medical Intuitive session with Rheanni Lightwater.
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With appropriate guidance from Feng Shui, your life will be enhanced – helping you to find your way through the challenging times ahead.
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Navigating Change with the Chinese Zodiac – Horse
The Chinese Zodiac ~
The collective unconscious has always looked for intuitive guidance from the stars and different constellations or astrological signs are often named after animals. In the Chinese Zodiac, we are fully into the third quarter of the Year of the Yang Fire Horse.
The Year of the Yang Fire Horse began on February 17th, 2026.
Year of the Horse: 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, 2026…
Complimentary Signs: Tiger and Dog. Secret Friend: Sheep/Ram.
Against Rat.
Positive Qualities: Warm-hearted. Upright. Positive. Patient. Steady.
Challenging Qualities: Emotional. Extravagant. Opinionated. Inflexible.
The Horse’s Feng Shui Mandala below can give you a sense of what the archetype of the Horse is about and how it may influence you. If you’re interested, gently contemplate it and relax. Let yourself move with the energy of it. When you’re ready, ask yourself these questions and journal the answers that come:
“What is the most important goal I can focus my energy and effort on at this time during the Year of the Horse?”
“What is the general movement and direction of the energy?
How will moving with that energy help or hinder me?
What kind of energy and pace is needed to meet my current challenges?
How can I cooperate with the Horse archetype to my best advantage?
Is there something I need to get back up on the Horse about?
If so, can I tell what they are and how can I work with the Horse better?”
Allow your intuition to come forward and bring guidance from your innermost Self.
Other questions you might ask would be:
“Are there any immediate warnings? What about the next month or so?
What’s the best way to handle myself emotionally?
Is it time to slow down or speed up?
Are there any holes or hurdles that need to be jumped over?
If so, are they emotional, physical, mental or spiritual?”
I have found Horse to be a very helpful archetype, which has been a pleasant surprise over the energy of last year’s Snake. The fire this Horse carries is creative, rather than destructive and he has a very compassionate temperament which is good for emotional healing. He seems motivated to help us keep ourselves in balance even when the trail is treacherous and circumstances are moving fast.
Here are some of our games, formulas or exercises that he has guided me to:
Slow down and be sure you’re not getting caught up in a “no-win” situation caused by shame, blame or other intimidating projections. Listen to your intuitive hits and Develop Precognition to help you avoid trouble.
Make sure that you’re seeing the path ahead by Clearing Up Your Blind Spots.
If you’ve had a recent fall or setback, he recommends this Self-care Formula, Recovering from Trauma.
By navigating change with Horse and the Chinese Zodiac, your awareness will be enhanced – helping you to find your way through the challenging times ahead.
Intuitive Guidance Using the Tarot
Navigating Change with Numerology and the Tarot
The Major Arcana Card for 2026 is #X The Wheel of Fortune (2+0+2+6 = 10)
Wheel of Fortune Meanings: The laws of karma and reincarnation. Cycles and turning points. Good luck. Chance. A shift in fortune. Extravagance or overindulgence. Reversed: Yo-yo effect. Fluctuations. Anxiety. Unknown outcome. Bad timing. Missed opportunity. Bad luck. Bad karma.
The Wheel of Fortune indicates that “anything can happen,” and you may feel like anything has. In order to reduce the chaotic influence of DETERIORATING forces, it’s time to take ahold of our future and find a conscious ways to balance the elements, expose secrets, shift karma and understand the mysteries of cause and effect.
The Major Arcana Card for 2026 also reduces to #I The Magician (2+0+2+6 = 10 = 1). Time to focus on the creative force of “One”.
The number 1 represents Unity and the universal force of creation. The “One” implies the Source that embodies the original seed of potential.
For the remainder of 2026, it’s recommended that you deliberately turn away from the chaos and fluctuation of the Wheel of Fortune and focus on the Creative Power of The Magician.
Because dangerous habits, social programming and conditioning have been uncovered, we must learn to control our minds and our energy.
The serpent energy (kundalini) has been set loose.
A wise person knows that this kind of energy is a powerful activation of the subconscious and needs to be respected as we begin the transition into the primary Tarot Energy for 2027 – #8 Strength.
Level One Recommended Mind Exercise from RESOLVE:
Focus your healing powers on the strength that comes from your Higher Self.
Level Two and Three Recommended Tarot Transformation Games:
A Power Circle for MODERATION using The Hermit is available for Level Two and Three Members of the Intuitive Learning Circle Community.
By navigating change with the Tarot, your guidance will improve – helping you to regain your footing through the challenging times ahead.
