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I\u2019m speaking at the 2025 Feng Shui Summit on Sunday May 4, 12:00-12:50pm All times noted are Eastern Daylight Time \/ US+Canada (5:00\u20135:50 pm UK time)<\/strong> How we design our spaces directly shapes our lives. As Winston Churchill famously said, \u201cWe shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.\u201d<\/em><\/strong> In this free session, Jan Cisek will present findings from the second phase of his scientific study exploring how feng shui principles preferences apply for to bedroom and workplace design. The study investigates how individuals relate both personally and transpersonally to their environments, using online surveys as part of a broader research programme which will employ Virtual Reality (VR) and psychophysiological measures in the Study 3.<\/p>\n We spend two-thirds of our lives either sleeping or working\/studying.<\/strong> One third is spent in the bedroom, where the environment profoundly affects how well we sleep, rest, and recover. Poor sleep impacts memory, health, mood, and study. The other third is spent in work or study settings, where spatial arrangements influence focus, stress levels, and productivity. The right configuration can support enhanced performance, well-being, and cognitive functioning.<\/p>\n Billions of design decisions go into creating bedrooms and workplaces around the world.<\/strong> By understanding people\u2019s preferences for these environments \u2014 how they are perceived and what makes them supportive and functional \u2014 this research sheds light on the subtle but powerful ways design can influence our mental, emotional, and physiological states.<\/p>\n This research has wide-ranging implications for: Join this FREE talk<\/strong> <\/span>to discover how ancient wisdom and contemporary science converge to help shape spaces that nourish our lives from the inside out. Jan Cisek<\/strong> is a leading feng shui consultant and environmental psychologist with 40+ years of experience, holds an MSc in Environmental Psychology from the University of Surrey and is pursuing a PhD in feng shui at Liverpool John Moores University, UK. A co-founder of the Feng Shui Society of Great Britain in 1993, and had been instrumental in popularising feng shui in the UK and globally. Jan combines classical, modern, and evidence-based feng shui in his holistic approach. More on Jan Cisek, Feng Shui Consultant<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Presented by the International Feng Shui Guild
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<\/strong>Feng shui consultants
Environmental designers
Architects
Sleep and productivity researchers
Mind\u2013environment interaction studies<\/p>\n
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