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Join me for a fresh exploration of feng shui \u2013 bridging the practical applications of feng shui with its transpersonal and spiritual dimensions. We\u2019ll discover how this ancient system helps us work with everyday spaces while connecting to deeper realms. Expect insights that show feng shui as a practical tool and a doorway to something beyond the visible. What You Will Discover and Learn:<\/strong><\/p>\n Jan Cisek<\/strong> is an environmental psychologist (MSc) and a feng shui and vastu shastra consultant with over forty-five years of professional experience. His consultancy practice, based in London and serving clients internationally, focuses on creating homes and workplaces that support health, performance, emotional balance and long-term quality of life by integrating classical feng shui principles with environmental psychology, building biology and contemporary research. BOOK HERE:<\/strong> <\/span>https:\/\/www.fengshuiacademy.com\/webinars\/free-international-feng-shui-webinar-series<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
<\/strong>Imagine a journey where changing your surroundings opens a door to both everyday harmony and profound self-discovery. In this webinar, we\u2019ll explore what feng shui is truly for \u2013 both as a practical art of living and as a gateway to transpersonal awareness. We\u2019ll start with the fundamentals \u2013 how feng shui, though not a science, can align your environment to support your personal and professional life. As a PhD researcher, I will also share evidence-based insights. You\u2019ll gain practical tips to transform your space and, for those seeking depth, an exploration of how feng shui can contribute to personal growth, self-understanding, and transpersonal awareness. With 45 years of experience, I will share personal stories of how small changes spark remarkable shifts, leaving you inspired to reimagine your space and yourself.<\/p>\n\n
He is currently completing a PhD at Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, within health psychology, titled Feng Shui Application in Bedroom and Workplace Designs: A Scientific Study of Personal and Transpersonal Preferences<\/em>. His doctoral research examines how feng shui informed design influences wellbeing, performance and subjective experience, using methods that include virtual reality simulations of bedroom and workplace environments and psychophysiological measurement. His research speaks directly to the central question of this webinar: which effects attributed to feng shui can be demonstrated, by what mechanisms, and within what limits.
He also holds a Diploma in Practical Spirituality and Wellness, the first vocational qualification in this field accredited through the UK Ofqual framework. Feng shui was originally conceived as a spiritual practice, rooted in Chinese cosmology, ancestral rites and the ritual siting of graves and dwellings. The diploma is grounded in the extensive peer-reviewed literature on spirituality, meaning, and health, comprising several thousand empirical studies (Koenig, King, & Carson, 2012). Further information about Jan\u2019s work and research is available at www.fengshuilondon.net<\/a><\/p>\n