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lassical (true) Feng Shui is ancient knowledge that uses very specific calculations to evaluate the energy between people and their living and work spaces. It pro- vides solutions that create a balanced and harmonious environment. Each place is unique and has its own energy based on the construction date and compass reading. Imbalances are corrected by introducing elements of nature as well as balancing Yin and Yang Energies. Kandace Schuman Dole of Tranquil Flow Feng Shui and Holistic Spaces LLC says, “Feng Shui is more rele- vant today because we spend 90 percent of our time in- doors. We are continually affected by the energy around us and therefore it should be healthy and life-affirming. In today’s fast-paced world, we should return each day to a place of tranquility and inspiration where we feel nurtured and protected.”


Kandace utilizes a multilevel approach which com- bines her experience as an Interior Designer, Feng Shui Consultant and Holistic Health Practitioner to help her clients create an environment that supports them physi- cally, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.


BENEFITS: n Increased sense of well-being n Improved health and immunity n Improved relationships n Helps to attain goals and increase productivity Kandace is an Intuitive Empath with over 20 years of experience in Residential and Commercial Design; trained in both Western and Classical Chinese Feng Shui; Certified ADFP (Advanced Feng Shui Design Profes- sional), IFSG (International Feng Shui Guild) and Allied Member ASID (American Society of Interior Designers). Her background in Holistic Health includes training as a Shamanic Practitioner, Massage Therapist (LMBT #13820), Integrative Reflexologist, Certified Chromo- therapist (Color Therapist).


Kandace Schuman Dole, ADFP, IFSG, Allied Member ASID, LMBT #13820 can be reached at Tranquil Flow Feng Shui & Holistic Spaces, LLC Email: kandace@tranquilflow.com; or visit www.tranquilflow.com/interiors/; www.tranquilflow.com


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A Quiet Heart At the center of the most turbulent heart there is a place of peace, a place beyond time that cannot be touched by change or loss. No tumult can disturb the quietness, no shadow can dim the light. Here in this stillness is rest and healing. Nothing we suffer, nothing that we fear, can damage its perfection.


—Pam Brown Tranquil Flow Feng Shui & Holistic Spaces, LLC


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Wellness by Design wi th Cl a s s i c al Fe ng Sh u i Classical (true) Feng Shui is ancient knowledge that evaluates and interprets the unique


energy between people and their surroundings and how to live in harmony with the forces of nature. Using Classical Feng Shui Principles, the Practitioner applies this information and designs an environment that is specifically tailored to support the needs of each occupant so they can flourish and function at their best. This is more relevant today because we


spend 90 percent of our time indoors and are inextricably connected to our surroundings which can either be supportive or draining to our energy.


Kandace Schuman Dole ADFP, IFSG, Allied Member ASID is an Interior Designer, Classical Feng Shui Practitioner and Holistic Health Professional. Her passion is to educate people about how powerfully our environments affect us and how we can create an atmosphere


that we can use to our advantage and create positive changes in our lives. Benefits include: Improved health and wellbeing •


Increased productivity and prosperity


Enhances over all quality of life • New and improved relationships Deepen your romantic relationship •


Increase your energy and motivation


Contact Tranquil Flow Feng Shui and learn how integrating elements of nature, color, light, aroma and sound in a balanced way can help support you, reconnect you with nature and create a place of tranquility and inspiration to return to each day.


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