MY thoughts

I recently completed a short study on The I Ching, also known as the Book of Changes. It is considered China’s oldest classical text, greatest sourcebook and the most famous oracle from ancient times to have survived intact into the 21st century. Every day/month/year is associated with a hexagram based on the I Ching. There are two hexagrams associated with the Year of the Water Rabbit -one that relates to the chart as a whole and one that represents just the year pillar. We

There is nothing permanent except change.” -Heraclitus As we enter the Year the Water Rabbit, we have the exciting opportunity to flow with the changes of the global energy and focus, of this coming year's energy. According to Chinese Astrology the Rabbit is considered a gentle creature, known for thinking things through before acting. The Rabbit represents peaceful and patient energy, and this energy will encourage us to approach challenges and opportunities more rationally

If you have ever spent time in Fernie, you know that it is an incredibly special place. Not only is it a stunningly beautiful valley completely surrounded in all directions by Rocky Mountains, but the magnificent Elk River cuts a majestic swath right through town. Coal, Lizard and Fairy Creeks all wind their way down their perspective valleys, plunging into the Elk, creating Qi (energy) that can be felt by all who live or spend time here. The Classical Feng Shui texts state