title: The Feng Shui Workbook: A Room-By-Room Guide to Effective Feng Shui in Your Home and Workplace
author:  Joanne O'Brien 
description: <i><b>Wu Xing</b></i> are a group of experts who specialize in traditional Chinese arts. They have worked extensively in the fields of feng shui, astrology, Chinese classics, Chinese poetry and popular folk religion. Wu Xing means the five Elements and describes the constant process of change in the world around us. Members of the group include <b><i>Joannes OBrien, Martin Palmer, Zhao Xiaomin,</i></b> and <i><b>Eva Wong</b></i>.<br /><br />
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  # Office Feng Shui
  
  
  Creating Harmony in Your Work Space
  
  
  _by Darrin Zeer_  
   _Illustrations by Frank Montagna_
  
  
  ![image](../images/pub.jpg)
  
  
  ![image](../images/f0008-01.jpg)
  
  
  _Organized office . . ._  
  **ORGANIZED MIND!**
  
  
  ## Contents
  
  
  [_Introduction_](intro.html#intro)
  
  
  [Five Feng Shui Tips for the Workplace](pref01.html#pref01)
  
  
  [Feng Shui Demystified](pref02.html#pref02)
  
  
  [Chapter 1: Feng Shui for Your Desk](ch01.html#ch01)
  
  
  [Chapter 2: Feng Shui for Stress Relief](ch02.html#ch02)
  
  
  [Chapter 3: Feng Shui for Prosperity](ch03.html#ch03)
  
  
  [Chapter 4: Feng Shui for the Entire Office](ch04.html#ch04)
  
  
  [Chapter 5: Feng Shui on the Go](ch05.html#ch05)
  
  
  [_Biographies_](bib.html#bib)
  
  
  [_Acknowledgments_](ack.html#ack)
  
  
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