Destiny: Janine Lowe, Feng Shui Your Way to Abundance

Unlock the Power of Your Space to Attract Abundance with Feng Shui Your Way to Abundance  
 
This book is for you if you want to change your life and attract more Abundance.
 
This book holds the key to unlocking more Wealth, Love, Good Fortune and so much more. In Feng Shui Your Way to Abundance, author and renowned Feng Shui Consultant, Eastern Astrologer and Energy Coach Janine Lowe reveals how you can transform your environment into a powerful tool for manifesting abundance in every area of your life.
 
For over 20 years, Janine has worked with clients around the world, guiding them to tap into their personal, profession space and the energies around them. She brings you an easy hands-on guide to help you harness the energy of Feng Shui, showing you how to take control of the energy in your surrounding and manifest your dreams and goals by taking action using Feng Shui.
 
Feng Shui Your Way to Abundance breaks free from the norm or scarcity that pervades our world, Janine teaches you in simple ways how to bring abundance, better relationships, and financial flow into your life. With her easy-to-follow advice, actionable insights, and the wisdom of thousands of years of Feng Shui, Janine walks you through the process of transforming your space and your life – step by step.

It was obvious to Janine Lowe that she wasn't designed for a 9-5 job and she wanted to use what she was good at as a career. She trained with various masters and became a Feng Shui consultant. Meeting people and being able to transform their lives in such a positive way has brought her immense joy and fulfilment. Her business in Feng Shui and Chinese Astrology has grown significantly and she consults with individuals and businesses on both. She lives in West Sussex, UK. --This text refers to the paperback edition.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:12):
Welcome to Destiny. Now here's your host, Cliff Dunning.

Speaker 2 (00:19):
Well, can you believe it? We're into June. We're heavily
into June, which means that we're close to summer. And
what that means is that we're into the conference programs.
And as you know, I'm a big fan of the
streaming conferences, and there's a couple of that we've been

(00:40):
promoting on the program. The biggest one is this weekend
is Cosmic Summit June twenty through the twenty third. That's
going to be in Greensboro, North Carolina. For those of
you who can't get to North Carolina, get on board
with their streaming program. Wow seventy five bucks seventy five
dollars for the entire program. For all the details, go

(01:03):
to Cosmic Summit dot com and look for the streaming pass.
And Randallcarlson. We're gonna have Randall on the show in
a couple of weeks, and then we have a proven
Mohan coming up in a week. We'll have him talking
about thailand energetic temples, which I've wanted to know more

(01:23):
about because we had at Barnhard visiting Thailand and talking
about the temples. But he didn't get into a lot
of details where Pravine gets into heavy details, and then
Robert Shock among other people. I mean, the Cosmic Summit
is really a good program. And then if I haven't
talked enough about it, the Atlantis Summit is July twelfth

(01:47):
to the thirteenth. Go to Geophilia dot com and look
for the Atlanta Summit link and you can get the
whole thing. You get the whole thing. That's a hut
percent online. I think that's a couple hundred bucks. But
that's two days of really really good people. And you

(02:07):
can get a discount if you punch in Ancients with
an ass I think it they'll get you fifty percent off.
So hey, this is Cliff your host. Hope you're doing
well today. And we are talking about summertime and summertime programs,
and you know, this is a time to really pick
up on what some of the latest research is, stuff
that you don't get here on Earth. Ancients Cosmic Someone's

(02:31):
going to have the team that was scanning the CUFU
as well as the Caffree Pyramid. They're one of the
latest things that they've come up with. Also is they
also scanned they scan the a Siren shaft which is
on the Giza Plateau, and it turns out there's a
ton of anomalies. You know, this SARS technology is really

(02:55):
really coming up with some amazing material, and I got
I want to mention also that it looks like people
like Zahi Hawas are beginning to acknowledge this. After literally
denying that there were underground anomalies, He's saying, we need
to look at this. So I don't know what's going

(03:18):
on with the Antiquities department in Egypt, but it's something
to consider when he speaks up. And I mentioned a
few weeks ago that this Hawara labyrinth that Herodotus had
discussed and actually walked through over two thousand years ago.
We have the team hopefully early July. It was going

(03:39):
to be the end of this month, but it's going
to be early July. Now that we have everybody together,
we have the team to talk about just what they discovered,
some of the anomalies. And one of the things that's
quite unique in this whole discovery these satellite scans is
this labyrinth is four different It's not just one level.

(04:03):
The main shaft, the main entryway connects with the Hawawa
Pyramid and actually goes directly to the major entrance, or
it becomes the major entrance for this labyrinth. Now, one
of the reasons I think that this might be a
problem for the Antiquities department is this labyrinth is pre

(04:26):
Dynastic and it's also a pre flood, which means it's
likely to be several thousand years older than the Dynastics.
So we're talking like Robert Shock believes that the Sphinx
was built in ten thousand BC, which is twelve five
hundred years ago, and if that's the case, this labyrinth

(04:49):
could be linked to an earlier people that actually settled
that part and eventually after many many years, thousands of
years more into the Egyptians that we know today the
Pharonic periods. There are different period the different pharaohs that
ruled Upper and Lower Egypt. So these new discoveries are fantastic.

(05:15):
And if we look closely at this, these are our frequencies.
These are energetic scans that are compiled. It's a whole
new technology in the same realm as light ar. Now,
light ar is very very easy to understand and all
you use is a technician to clarify foliage from buildings.

(05:37):
The tsar's technology requires a very very astute and well
trained technician that takes the data from the satellite, processes it,
and then reveals, you know, in various imagery what is
under the ground. It still remains to be seen exactly

(06:00):
how deep they can go. And this is the question
I have. I mean, some people are saying it can
go several miles underground. I just I don't know. It
has to do with frequency, has to do with vibration,
and apparently everything's moving all the time, so they're able
to image this stuff. So when we get when we

(06:21):
get this team on the program in a few weeks,
we'll hear exactly how this technology works. And these are
my questions. You know, how does it work? How do
you determine the imagery? How do you discern Now some
of the material is black and white, Like some of
these different floors of this labyrinth are very easy to

(06:44):
see that they're you know that they are actual columns
and there's floors and there's retaining walls and things like that.
But how does the technician determine that from from a
bunch of noise? So well, that's going to be fun
to consider today's program is on Functionue. We have not

(07:07):
had anyone speak on func stue since the inception of
Destiny in twenty eleven. And my guest today is a expert.
Her name is Jeanine Lowe and she's been doing this
for twenty years and I'm really really happy to have
her on the program because the title of this book

(07:29):
is Functionue You Your Way to Abundance. And it's not
a huge book. It's only about one hundred and oh,
I want to say one hundred and ten pages. But
what she's helping people understand is through clearing your space.
And her space is defined as the home, apartment, house,

(07:49):
flat complex, whatever, office space, and garden space. These are
three of the places that people you know, corral around.
So she is giving us definitions on how to have abundance,
and not just financial abundance. It can be abundance of

(08:13):
love in the relationship, family members getting what they need,
what they have, and you having a more peaceful and
relaxed and affluent life. That's the definition of abundance in
this book. And I have to say after the interview,
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy she makes this program,

(08:36):
and so you know, I've spoken with and had other
functuary experts and a lot of their books are very
complex and require a heck of a lot more work
than what she's presenting in this book. So, and this
is all about vibration. And the other thing which is

(08:59):
very very apropos for Destiny Earth Ancients is fun shui
is over six thousand years old, and we're talking they
were using it during the Neolithic period. And this is
one of the things that we really need to be
focused on, is the fact that China is in an
ancient country. Now they've had different dictators, they've had different

(09:23):
rulers that have shunned access to these earlier periods and data.
But we're getting more information about just how old they
are and some of these fantastic techniques that are energy
techniques like funk Shuei. So again today's program is fun
shue Your Way to Abundance. And my guest is Janine Low.

(09:50):
I love climbing among the temples and the ancient pyramids
of the Maya. We actually have a tour coming up
in Dissemmerates the Sacred Pyramids of Guatemala with my friends
doctor Lydia and Arturo Di Leong. This is a wonderful
twelve day tour of some of the most eclectic sites

(10:11):
in Guatemala, including Tical and Elmador. We all meet together.
This is a chance to not only connect with the
pyramids by sitting among them and meditating and also doing ceremony.
We will also visit national museums as well as sacred
sites that are typically not available to the general public.

(10:34):
What makes us really once in a lifetime visit is
that we can climb, we can sit, we can interact
with not only pyramids, but temples, sacred sites, and visit
some of the most historic sites in the world. For
more information and to join us, go to Earth Ancients
dot com, forward slash Tours and you'll see the Guatemala banner.

(10:58):
We're only taking a twenty people were half full and
so I'm making this special announcement. We're also reminding people
that this tour is half the price that normal tours are,
and we make sure that we don't skip on anything.
We want everyone to enjoy the tour. So it's five
star hotels, it is the best food, the best beverages,

(11:21):
and a chance to interact with shaman with a noted
archaeologists in the area. It's a complete tour and there's
an option to go to Elmador with doctor Richard Hansen
on the last day and we'll be helicoptering to Elmiador
and have the opportunity to decline the Ldonta Pyramid. This

(11:46):
is a once in a lifetime visit and this is
not to be missed. Join us in Guatemala December first
through the twelfth. For more information, go to earthacients dot
com forward slash Tours. I've been fascinated with funk Shway

(12:37):
now for a number of years. I haven't really quite
understood the details, but what I do understand is that
it's very, very old. Before we started this interview today
I had a chance to take a look at the
origins and could you believe that func Shuay falls back
around six thousand years and it has its beginnings from

(13:01):
astronomy and the connection between human beings in their environment,
which is fascinating to think about. And I'm introducing a
new book today called funk Shui Your Way to Abundance,
which is kind of cool because it focuses on a
specific area, which is abundance, and when I'm talking about energy,

(13:24):
this is something that's a challenge, and we'll talk to
Janine in the second. My guest today a little bit
about it. But I'm fascinated with energy as a reiki practitioner,
and I've always been interested in how you apply funk
shui to your dwellings. So we're gonna learn about this today.

(13:46):
Let me tell you a little bit about my guest today.
It's her name is Jeanine Low. She's been intuitive most
of her life. She has been working as a practitioner
for about twenty years. And funny thing about this situation
this interview is that Jeanie is also a Chinese astrologer,

(14:06):
which I think is kind of cool. So Janie, welcome
to Destiny. Great to have you on the program.

Speaker 1 (14:11):
Looking forward to our chat.

Speaker 2 (14:12):
Cliff, I want to talk about your childhood. It says
here that you were intuitive as a child and you
were raising a I guess it's a fundamental religious environment.
They used to thought you were crazy. You know.

Speaker 1 (14:26):
Well, my mom genuinely couldn't deal with me answering the
phone before it rang, or seeing knowing someone's coming to
the door, or just general things that would happen. So
she had a massive, massive problem with it. But which combinator.
When I was about seventeen, I was DJing at the time,

(14:48):
and before I went out on the gig with my
husband to be three days before, i'd seen a car
crash and I explained it to everybody because so I
didn't understand because the car just exploded up, and I
sort of described that there was like a bomb underneath it,
which actually was a petrol tank, now I know. So

(15:10):
at two o'clock in the morning, we were coming back
from a gig and a car hit us at the
back and spun us around and petrol went all the
way around us, and I was thrown out of the car.
And the vision that I had seen was my husband
to be in the car on fire. So I had

(15:30):
seen that, but I didn't realize that I was involved
in the accident. Anyway. A few days later, my mum
brought in a priest to come and see me, and
he was lovely. He just got back from Peru, and
he said to me, you know, Janine, not a lot
of people understand this, and your mother's she's sort of

(15:51):
frightened by it. So what I suggest is you don't
say anything anymore in the house. And so that got
suppressed for a couple of years until I left home,
got married, and then my husband loved it.

Speaker 2 (16:03):
So would you say that the priest, although he is meaning,
he was well meaning, was was your mother trying to
get an exorcism for you?

Speaker 1 (16:12):
So, yeah, she's for an exorcism. I don't know she's
going to go that deep, but she felt that he
would talk to me and make me just I don't
do you know. That's the first time someone's asked me
what the priest was meant to do for me because
he was so positive. On my side, I.

Speaker 2 (16:30):
See that in the rating that you felt a positive,
But the thing that isn't positive is to suppress it
and not talk about it. That was that was the negative,
is what I got from over time?

Speaker 1 (16:41):
Yeah, it was. It was a real, real problem, and
I literally got sick for about eighteen months because I'm
you know, I'm a little chatterbox. I'll be honest with you,
and so I never knew when the boundary was to stop.
So what I had to do was practically stopped talking,
you know, not you know, because whenever I had an intuition,

(17:04):
it wasn't I thought, oh, I've got an intuition. I'm
just going to the phone for it rang. So it
wasn't that I was actually doing it. So lucky through
my friend a few years later said to me, I'd
got managed to well. You know, there's such things called
French way, and I was like, oh, what's that? And

(17:24):
then I started to learn it, and then I could
go and not hide behind it. But in those days,
hide behind it when people you know, go in and
do what we're going to talk about. Finish way and
then you know, I got well again. If that's you know,
felt unbound, I could be who I wanted to be again.

Speaker 2 (17:44):
But the eighteen month period where you were ill or
just maybe discombobulated because the priests say don't talk about it,
you must have felt very uncomfortable, because that's you weren't
able to be yourself.

Speaker 1 (17:59):
I wasn't. It was quite a lonely time. When I
look back on it, and you know, I reflect back
on it, it was a lonely time because there wasn't
a time that I wasn't trying not to say anything.
I was a DJ, so I'd go out in the
evening and you know, I could deal with the chat
and everything. But as soon as I came home. It

(18:21):
was a completely different thing, and I actually did get
quite bully. But you know, it's a learning curve. I
learned many many many years later, just before my dad
died a few years ago, that he had it. I
didn't know that I may bind out well because I

(18:42):
was outside his house and I said, oh, my god, Dad,
I can sense water. I was going home, just looking
after them and just going home, and I said, it's
like in your bedroom. But I was outside the house
that night. The water had they had a water but
central heating thing above it burst through Dad's bedroom, all

(19:05):
over his floor, all over his bed. Yeah. And so
we had this conversation about it, and I said, oh,
I said, oh, don't don't tell mom that I said anything.
You know. He said, well, I learned that, And I
was like, well, what do you mean. He said, well,
you know, I have what you've got, but I've learned

(19:27):
never to be in front of her with it. And
so I never knew that. I mean, we're talking.

Speaker 2 (19:32):
He was.

Speaker 1 (19:34):
Eighty eight, eighty nine, and I've been with them all
this time. He always had him and I always had
a special bond. We would laugh and that, and he
would laugh at my silly, like my silly intuition, the
silly stuff that I used to do, like can you
come over and sort the rabbit cage out? Because I
think the fox is going to try and get into day,
And he would just come over that day and make

(19:55):
it really safe and not argue the point of course
foxes would try and get in that day. But so
we had this really good bond. I mean, a massive
loss in my life and my father, but not growing
up knowing that he was like this and it came
from him and probably his mum or whatever. Yeah, it
was a massive thing. But no, my mum died about

(20:16):
eighteen months ago, and you know, and it's okay because
and I'm not looking back on this in a negative way,
but I've never felt so free because I don't have
to like when I go and see how I don't
have to keep I didn't realize how much I kept

(20:36):
myself in stock you know.

Speaker 2 (20:37):
Oh boy, So what part of England were you raised in? That?

Speaker 1 (20:45):
So like you mean, so more towards the south, more
towards Brighton, Bramba, that sort of thing. And so I
actually now live on the beach. So is my happy
moment wonderful?

Speaker 2 (21:04):
Before we jump into this book, I want you to
talk a little bit about how you discovered Chinese astrology
and enjoy yap which became he became your mentor if
if you're being kind of restricted from the practice, did
you meet him when you left the house or were
you still living at home when you started.

Speaker 1 (21:24):
I know, I started to learn functuae with someone called
rich Dashworth, who was a great mental you know, in
the beginning with fun chua, but I always thought there
was something missing and to go along with funchua is
Chinese astrology. So when you do astrology and functua together,
it's like metaphysics. It's like if you do this at

(21:44):
this time, And this happened. So I randomly found Joe
yap over in a very young man, very not married,
it's very out there doing talks, and I started following
him and from then on I started as train as
a Chinese astrologer, which now I do metaphysics readings and everything.

(22:06):
So when I punshwe, I use the personal person's state
of birth in relation to their house as well. So
when you do when I do a consultation, is takes
in the human and the fun SCHUEI together, what Joe. Yeah,
it is amazing, amazing mental as rich asterth was, but

(22:27):
his is his is more precise. And in Chinese astrology,
I am a rooster, and I like things to be
just so, not ocd, but I like to know in
a sort of way. I'm very no I'd made a
good lawyer, evidently, or the sister something like that. Fair, fair,

(22:49):
I can see both sides.

Speaker 2 (22:52):
Let's talk a little bit about the application of a
functionway in China. I didn't realize that it's such an
important aspect of their society that they use it to
orientate buildings.

Speaker 1 (23:07):
Okay, so originally fun churat was when they started using it,
it was to place their graves. Graves a word that
you use grave doomed to so they used to place
their dead people in a certain way to help the
ancestors through life, and then put it in a positive way.

(23:29):
Then fun churat became more modern and it's about finching
your house to bring in the best chie Now I
use the word abundance because I don't use wealth, because
I think abundance is more about so you've got happiness, health, joy,
all of those, and wealth obviously, so under abundance so

(23:50):
finchuring your home. The idea is there's nine different areas
in the house, and it's about making sure that my
clients or you, if you do it for yourself, work
on only three areas of the house. Otherwise it's just
too much to work on more than three areas in
your house. I always say, choose the three areas in
your house out of the nine. Do you always say

(24:13):
this is what nine there are?

Speaker 2 (24:15):
God, I can't well. I mean, if I sat down
and had to write them out, I'm sure I can
figure it out. But that's a lot to carry. So
in the book, you're saying the office, the home, the
garden are those are three areas you're referring to.

Speaker 1 (24:29):
Yeah, I think because a lot of people now work
from home, I think the home office is very important.
Where so you put the low shoe grid, which is
what you put on the whole house, you put it
just on the office, just to make sure, Like my
office here, I have my computer face in the right way,
I have my printer in the right way, my books,

(24:51):
my writing. So you know, if you walk into your
office and you've got a day's work ahead of you,
what sever whether you're right to or we work for company.
If you walk in and it doesn't feel right, you're
not going to have a good day. So the answer
is to optimize the room that you're in working with.

(25:12):
So that's why I put the office in the book.
I'm show you're way toble, and it's because I wanted
people to actually get that office right so they felt good. Yeah,
so you know, I think personally, I think you should
have a window in an office if you possibly can.
I realize some people can't, but I think the ability

(25:33):
to look out at nature as to be spoke earlier
is very important.

Speaker 2 (25:38):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (25:38):
Yeah, we spend so much time in an office, don't
we sitting down working.

Speaker 2 (25:43):
Let's get the fundamentals and then I want to go
through the book a little bit, and because you offered,
we can we can talk about the basics that people
can grasp. How does it work? We're considering this has
been like six five, six thousand years old, were swarming
in energy. Obviously we're energy beans, but how does the

(26:06):
application of functue actually work?

Speaker 1 (26:10):
So the idea of FULCHUEI on a personal level with
your own home is to make that the energy that
you're working in positive and it gives you methods to
use to make sure that your house has the most
positive energy in the most positive ways. So, for instance,

(26:32):
in the south, if you want to be famous, yeah,
which a lot of people do, influencers or you just
love what you do, the south of your home, which
is one hundred and eighty degrees from the center of
your house, is fame, okay. So what you need to
do is activate that by having the right colors, the
right pictures, things that align with being famous. In my house,

(26:58):
I was at an and I've got a picture of
Brad Pitt in the Fight Club, so that is like yuge,
and that's up there. And the color schema, my whole
house is gray, okay. So I have a basis for
the houses gray, and then I introduced the colors of

(27:20):
the different areas and I use pictures mirrors particularly to
activate those areas. So going back to your question, feng
Shui is a tool to bring in the most positive
energy that you want for you in your life and
your family life. That's why I see it.

Speaker 2 (27:43):
Okay. We can drill in very very deep on the
on the energy side of it, but when you're saying
the focus of the book is on abundance, and you
you clarify that by not by saying it's not just
financial abundance. It could be abundance of free time to

(28:03):
be able to do what you want to do. Abundance
is helping others be the best that they can be.
But give us some other other definitions of Okay, the
fundamentals of the book on abundance, because you're right, function
can be the sky is a limit, right really.

Speaker 1 (28:25):
Yeah, So in the northwest of your house, there's something
called helpful people and travel, which is really great. So
if you're you know, I've had clients who are a
bit lonely or we're going to stories, but so we
work in the helpful people to bring it in. Also,
helpful people is really good for people like your you know,
everyone but you and I, you know, people that we

(28:46):
want to contact for our podcast, people who can help
us with our books, people who connect in our normal lives,
you know, and bring us joy. So different areas are
really important. So the northwest is help for people and travel,
so people who want to travel a lot. That's another
area we would activate. Yeah, So different areas, so the

(29:09):
really big one, I'll see what I get pulled in
for most okay, and I'm using abundance as a big one.
Not The north of your house, which is from the
center is naught degree is your career and path. And
I think that's quite an important one for because we
all generally have to work for whatever reason different parts

(29:29):
of our life. So having the right career, which doesn't
mean that you feel like you're working, Yeah, so you're
doing what your passion is. The north of your house
is where we would activate to put in what you
exactly want to do is a career.

Speaker 2 (29:43):
Okay.

Speaker 1 (29:44):
So the other next one, do you interrupt me if
I keep talking, because you know I can chat.

Speaker 2 (29:49):
No, I want it. You're flowing and that's what I love.

Speaker 1 (29:55):
So the relationship area is another one that I get
brought in for quite a lot, which is the Southwest.
It could be that someone hasn't got anyone in their life,
or someone has put someone in their life and it's
not flowing that sort of thing. So I get brought
in for the south west West, which is about two
hundred and twenty degrees. So what we do is we

(30:15):
work in this area. So if they're in a relationship
and it's not great, so what we do is we
turn that into like a cozy area where you can
go and have a coffee and have those chats. So
it's a nice area, not one that makes you, you know,
they could be arguing in the bathroom, right, But if
you say, well, I think we'll talk about that in
the southwest, in the costy area, then we're bringing in

(30:38):
oh yeah, that's where the good cheers energy. Yeah. So
that that's another one. And the other one obviously is
good Fortune, which is the southeast, because good Fortune covers
well everything really that you want to bring in. I mean,
it's a lot deeper as it does in the book
Go because there's certain stars on certain years that you

(30:59):
can used to activating. So the book is there for
the beginners. Yeah, so people who who've never done it before,
and I've written it like I'm chatting to you now
so that you really understand it. But if you were
advanced in from Schwei and Chinese strategy, at the very end,
I've given some really good tips for that. But to
bring it down to the basics, it's it's very simple.

(31:24):
It's just knowing what you want.

Speaker 2 (31:26):
I find knowing what you want one of the things
that you're you're highlighting is the cardinal points north south,
east west. If you don't know north from southeast from west,
I guess you need to get a compass, don't you,
Because it's really you can't screw around with this. You've
got to really know the right direction.

Speaker 1 (31:46):
Yeah, and and and the thing is most people can
bring their compasses, compasses down on the phone nowadays.

Speaker 2 (31:52):
They have I guess they haven't. They have either an app.
Where does I have a free app? Or yet to go?
Actually do they do? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (31:59):
The ones that goes on there, which is lucky. So
most people should have it on their phone and that happens.
Download it. And what you do is you find the
center of your house. Now people say, oh, well you
know that's difficult. Well it's not. So we'll just assume
it's a square house. Yeah, so you walk ten paces
that way. However, the width is the length, and then

(32:21):
say it was ten and ten, then you'd walk in
five and five and that would be the center. Right,
So then you get it compass out. And as you said,
the cardinals, the cardinal areas north southeast west are very
important and they hold a lot of the biggest energy.

Speaker 2 (32:39):
We're going to take a short commercial break to allow
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Your Way to Abundance. We'll be right back. I guess

(33:37):
today is author Janine Lowe. She has written a new
book on fun Shue and after spending twenty years as
a consultant, she is bringing the details of her work,
including a lot of very interesting case studies, to light
in this new book, funk Shue Your Way to Abundance.

(34:02):
So this is the critical thing is to immediately find
the cardinal points and put it on a map, and
then talk about creating an energy map, because this is
a big part of the book, and then we'll move
from there.

Speaker 1 (34:19):
Okay, So if you've possibly got a plan of your house,
maybe when you bought it or you could download it
off the site. But if you haven't, what I would
suggest is draw the square of the house.

Speaker 2 (34:36):
Yeah, big square, yeah.

Speaker 1 (34:40):
And work out genuinely where the center is and then
get what are those they called protractors that where you
can put them in the center and then it will
tell you where north is, like it's like a compass,
but that they have them on there. So it's like
a protraction in the middle. It has like a little
compass and you can do not I will tell you

(35:02):
about two ninety nine on it's something I probably shouldn't
actually say on it Amazon, and.

Speaker 2 (35:09):
To get a protractor.

Speaker 1 (35:11):
Yeah, it's like a square. It's like a protraction, and
so you can put it in the middle of your hat,
your square. Yeah, and it will tell you all the
degrees and you find naught degree and from there you
just put the different areas in. So it's so you.

Speaker 2 (35:29):
Put your north, south, east, west, so forth, and this
is where you begin to get an idea of how
to lay the house out.

Speaker 1 (35:37):
Are basically okay, so there is other areas which are
really important, which is northwest. It's all in the books.

Speaker 2 (35:43):
We start you real quick, Janine. Do you mention the
protractor in your book?

Speaker 1 (35:49):
Yes?

Speaker 2 (35:50):
Okay, so people can you're saying you can get it
in the Amazon.

Speaker 1 (35:53):
I don't think I put you can buy it in Amazon,
but yeah, it's in there.

Speaker 2 (35:59):
Yes, So that's going to be a kind of a
digital product that you can test to see the distances
between one section of the house.

Speaker 1 (36:10):
Yeah, you could use that to draw your map. Yeah,
you can do it that way, which is really quite
quite an advanced way of doing it for me. For me,
I literally if people don't have a map of their houses,
we will, or they will before I get there draw

(36:31):
out their house like they'll they'll do the whole measurements,
inches and that, and then they'll draw it that way. Okay,
saying I've been into people's flats, Yeah, and they've made
lot two or three rooms. We found the center and
we've literally held the compass, found the degrees, put a

(36:52):
stone there, put a stone there for the different areas. Yeah,
so it's like a grid of Yeah, so that work
out themselves because you know, some people have only got
one room. So especially if you're just doing your office,
you can have your compass and you can do all
your areas quite easily. But on a house is much

(37:18):
easier at times.

Speaker 2 (37:19):
More rooms. Yeah, more rooms makes more more work. You know,
this is interesting you mentioning this. When you have that
the distances between the center and different parts of the
of the dwelling, the house, department, whatever it is, flat,
then you can begin integrating the aspects of the functionuis right.

(37:43):
You can focus on and that's the beauty of your book,
is it? Then you tell people if they need let's
talk about somebody who wants a relationship, what what do
you need to do for that?

Speaker 1 (37:55):
So are they in a relationship, or.

Speaker 2 (37:58):
Let's say somebody who's looking for a relationship.

Speaker 1 (38:02):
Okay, So if you're looking for a relationship, you will
have pictures of couples that are happy, you know, like
you know, on a beach, just you know, two men,
men women, whatever whatever you want to have.

Speaker 2 (38:19):
You'll actually have pictures on the wall or pictures in
a notebook or where are the pictures on the wall?
Oh my god?

Speaker 1 (38:26):
Okay, so you know, you don't have to see their bases.
They could just be a picture. Like one of my
favorite ones is a woman and a man with the
Eiffel Tower and an umbrella reads umbrella. You don't see them,
but you get the theme, don't you.

Speaker 2 (38:39):
You're a couple, Yeah.

Speaker 1 (38:41):
So if you're single something like that. Everything in there
should be pairs, because that's you know, that's a relationship
is always pairs. Do not put a picture of your
cat dog in there, because your relationship will be with
your cat and dog. A lot of people I've gone
into the houses and their relationship there's that cuddling their

(39:03):
dog or he's the best thing ever. And but that's
who the relationship is going to be with.

Speaker 2 (39:12):
Riding horse. I love my horse. I don't have a
I don't have a relationship with a human, but I love.

Speaker 1 (39:18):
I know and that that's the beauty, right, So you
have to be very specific. Twose ones they say, two
red candles. The color for the era is red and
pink and yellow. It's very feminine colors only because it's
a yin area. So Yin means a soft area, whereas

(39:42):
Yang is very on fire because certain areas like the
south of Yang, because it's fame. It's that sort of thing.
So going back to the relationship era, the other thing
that I think is important is it's somewhere that you
feel really comfortable with so and that you want to
spend time in, even if it's you're by yourself, you're
reading a romantic novel or whatever. You play romantic music

(40:07):
in there, or you could please play really like pink,
which is not necessarily romantic, but it's the sort of
person you want to bring in. You know. Peenies they
often say, put a peenie in the window and someone
going past this is how the Chinese things put a
pennie in the window, and it shows that you're available
to the universe, one assumes. So all these sort of

(40:30):
little and they're only little introtroductions to the to tell
the universe that's what you want. It's quite good to
journal in there if you are trying to meet someone.
And obviously I obviously it's not stood out here, but
I'm a huge manifestor so for me, I would probably

(40:51):
listen to some manifesting music in there or podcast where
people can focus on what they really want out of
relation because obviously, like you're saying, I want them to
be intelligent, love animals, do this, do that, fast coasts,
whatever or whatever. But you never get it exactly right.
So just be very certain about what you want coming in.

Speaker 2 (41:13):
I love that. Yeah, I love that. And by the way,
those of you listening, Janine has the specific directions for
each of these situations abundances either a relationship, financial and
so forth and so on. Let's talk about someone who

(41:35):
here in the United States, there's a lot of people
that are looking for work, not that there's not you know,
places to get work, but what's a way to enhance
job searching and finding that ideal job.

Speaker 1 (41:48):
Right, So that is actually in the north at naught degrees,
So from the center of your house at naught degrees
in the north, in that area, I would build it
up with metal objects. It's really important because the element
for that area is water and although you can't see
the magic happening, the energy is working towards it. Also

(42:10):
in the north and in my house, I can't actually
put a water feature inside, so I've got one outside.
But it's very good idea to have a water feature inside.
Now people say, oh, well, I don't want the sound
of the noise. So what I say, Oh, have an aquarium,
you know, and that's activating water and it's doing what

(42:32):
it is meant to be. Well, but I don't want fish.
But I never said you had to have fish in
the aquarium. You just have the aquarium and so you've
got water moving. So the other thing you need to
do other than it needs to be seriously clutter free.
It needs to be focused on what type of job
you want. Now we all, you know, we've all in

(42:55):
our lives taken on jobs because we've needed to get
money quickly. Yeah, but if you want to have the
job that your career, which is your passion. I often say,
have a manifest board. It can be inside a cupboard
so no one else sees it, and put on there
what you want, what sort of job you want. So
for me, I want to be a thing Shrek consult

(43:15):
and I want to be a podcast. I want to
be this, so there'll be mics and you know, famous
people that want to interview and all that sort of thing.
And also put in the people that would help me
get where I want, who I would think would help
me get where I want to do. I would find
words that would clarify exactly what I want from a job.

(43:36):
And obviously we want abundance, which is wealth, happiness and
that sort of thing. So be very very tight and
direct about what you want. And also like people say,
oh does it work, well, you know, sometimes it works
really fast if you're really good at it and do
exactly make forull the tops are clear and the colors

(43:57):
are right and the water is running. It can happen instantly. Yeah,
sometimes it could take up to three months. So it's
about not not losing the energy that knowing it's going
to come to you, because it will. Because fengshui really works.
I mean I've been doing it twenty four years and
I have had great success with my clients. And obviously

(44:19):
it starts my own home. And I trained frengs Se consultants,
and so when I started my academy to people to
train to be fung schar a consultant, I wanted people
to come in yeah and be it and train with me.
And so I want to do best version of myself.
So I learned as much as I possibly could to
teach them. Yeah. So in my career area, my academy

(44:42):
is in that area. So it's been very precise.

Speaker 2 (44:46):
Can you give us a case study or an example
of a client that had an issue that was resolved
by adjusting a room with fung SHUEI?

Speaker 1 (44:57):
Yeah, as suddenly can.

Speaker 2 (44:59):
So.

Speaker 1 (44:59):
I was which employed by his wife to come in.
He was he hated his job. He would only like
and he'd work all week and Saturday mornings. He had
no time for his hobby, which was fishing, and no
spend with his wife on a Sunday. And he didn't
like his boss. Right, So I was like, oh great,

(45:20):
here we go. So that was fine, perfect, Yeah, I
can do it. Walting and it was a conservatory that
they didn't even use. You know, I don't even know
why they had this because I had odd plants that
were like dead in it all over the show, you know.
And obviously the children were young. It had old toys
in it, you know, but the children are doubt of
growing this. So it was very easy for me, you know,

(45:42):
clear that. You know, you don't need it clear all
the thing. Remember, he didn't know who I was. He
only found out after I've been I did go back
and see him anyway. So what we did is we
cleared it and everything, and she said to him, you know,
Jennie's been in this is what she suggests, and this

(46:04):
is where she said you should sit. So I had
I made his office in the conservatory. They weren't using it,
so it didn't really matter.

Speaker 2 (46:12):
So you say conservative was part of the house.

Speaker 1 (46:16):
Yeah, yeah, it was part of the house. The conservatory
in our country is maybe a garden room you call them, where.

Speaker 2 (46:22):
It grew a big space.

Speaker 1 (46:24):
Yeah, so it's like a glass place outside me.

Speaker 2 (46:28):
I get it.

Speaker 1 (46:29):
Yeah, so a garden room. But obviously they'd use it
as an extension to the house for their children growing up.
So we cleared that we put him in there. Yeah.
I then went back and I talked to him about
his job, and he actually liked the company he was
working for. He just didn't like his boss. Okay, so

(46:51):
I suppose is there any opportunity that you can move
out or grow in it? And we had a very
deep conversation in the in the so we were imprinting
in that area exactly what he wanted. Yeah, the end result,
I mean, he was really good. He had. I got
him to apply for another job within the company, which

(47:15):
meant that he didn't have to work Saturday mornings. His
wife then said, okay, you can go fishing on a Saturday.
You know how you do as long as we get
like Saturday afternoons and Sundays together. Anyway, long story cut short,
not only did he get a better job, he got
better money and randomly his boss left. Now that that

(47:39):
didn't have to happen because he'd moved into another department.
But the man had made him so unhappy, and he
described the man and what he did for him, and
you know how he thought that he had no kindness
to anybody, and you know, he really poured his heart
out in this area and I possibly think that the
energies obviously listened because it was we were putting positive

(48:00):
and things just changed. I think that. I think then
he took about six weeks.

Speaker 2 (48:05):
I was just going to ask you it's six week
period or.

Speaker 1 (48:09):
From them from start to end?

Speaker 2 (48:12):
Yeah, from the adjusting of the room to the actual
results in this doing along the way was he did
you have him journal I mean that doesn't sound like
something he would do.

Speaker 1 (48:24):
No, what we did, we were we journaled to We
wrote it all down together. He had computer was a
bit of a computer board, so he had everything together.
He wrote it all down and everything, and I said
to him, could he finite it? I don't know the world,
find out make it more definitely what he wanted, and
then asked him to make a to do lists to

(48:46):
get where he wanted. So I changed his mind fully
into what he wanted to have. Yeah, and then he
had to action it. But it was done in the
most positive areas. So we made sure that the place
itself was finish Wade.

Speaker 2 (49:02):
Yeah, I love that. Now. One of the areas you
have just talked about is a garden. How do we
function wy a garden so that it's a benefit.

Speaker 1 (49:14):
Okay, So actually the garden has more energy than the
house because it's in nature and we obviously have the birds,
the foxes, all the animals that we have over here,
the sunlight, the rain, all that. So the power in
the garden, which i've gone into chapter about that, it

(49:37):
is still the same. Put in the same grid, so
finding the center of the garden. Yeah, and put the
same grids on the garden. But what I've done is
in the book. And you don't test me now because
I'm not great on flowers. Certain flowers are really auspicious
and you put them in certain areas and this I

(50:00):
had to learn what plants grew in what areas so
that they would live. Yeah, and then I.

Speaker 2 (50:09):
Think you would say that you're not a green firm,
and you.

Speaker 1 (50:14):
Have advice because when you walk around your garden, it's
quite nice to have like wavy paths so you don't
move direct. So what you're doing is you're softening the
chee that energy around the garden. And it's very good
to have a bird bath. Don't know what you call
them in your country. So a bird bath is really

(50:35):
important because where you place it, which we will probably
put it in the southeast, which is good fortunate in
the northeast. What happens is all the birds come, they wash,
they bring all their good energy. They leave really happy
because they're nice and clean, and it brings the really
positive energy into that area. It's better than actually having

(50:57):
the water feach because you'll be using nature to do that.
So also you can put your bird feeders there. Now,
of course, I can't have a bird because I have
street cats. One of the things that I do is
that need homes and bring back to normal and then

(51:19):
I put them to other people's times.

Speaker 2 (51:21):
You saw street cats, you mean like strays cat You
support strays, yeah, big time.

Speaker 1 (51:28):
Yeah, I'm aligned with a charity as well. But I have.
What happened was because I've walked around and you know,
people can't afford cats, and obviously cats get lost or whatever,
and I've come across a lot of them in my time,
particularly ginger ones for some reason. So yeah, so I

(51:49):
take them in and you know, feed them up, made
them all.

Speaker 2 (51:53):
Well, I'm sorry, how did you What was your solution
to not having a bird band?

Speaker 1 (52:00):
That would be for me a water feature?

Speaker 2 (52:02):
So I have a water featured like a waterfall or
something or a mini Does it have to be big
or can it be small? Uh?

Speaker 1 (52:14):
It's the idea is like if you think of a
little bur bark, it's not very big. Yeah, so you
can pond that small. You can have it like if
you don't want to dig it in the ground, you
can have an up pond, you know, like they have
a barrel and they put water in there with fishes
and everything. The idea of it is Frensha means wind

(52:34):
and water, and the idea is that you have you
use it as like an activation, so it starts to
move that area. So when you think of reflex ology
or accupuncture, and you think of your garden or your house,
when you find the precise area that you put the
water or you put that, you're accupuncturing the earth or

(52:55):
the house to do.

Speaker 2 (52:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (52:59):
Simple that.

Speaker 2 (53:00):
Yeah. We're gonna take a short break here and allow
our sponsors to identify themselves and we will return shortly
with my guest today, Jannine Lowe discussing funk SHUEI and
how to be abundant. We'll be right back. If you've

(53:57):
ever wondered about func shue how it works and how
you can apply it to your own home. This is
the program. The new book we're talking about today is
funk Shway, Your Way to Abundance, And my guest today
is author Janine Lowe. Say, the garden is or it
can be as effective as the interior of a house.

Speaker 1 (54:18):
I personally feel being outside is more powerful. But also
one of the things that I say about houses is
that you should open your windows every day. You can't
open them every day because it's raining, but I mean
if you can open them, because they're all in different
directions of your house, if you just open them and

(54:39):
just let some of the cheat the energy in. If
you think, if you functionwade your garden and that's really
good and then you open your house and the good
energy comes in, then then then you're getting double whammy there.
Or you open your back door your front door. So yeah,
that's it. I mean I wasent to you the other
day and someone said, oh, what about if you bring

(55:00):
negative chein? I said, what the idea is to make
the cheat the energy outside as positive as you can.
In all the funchwey ways that I've written down in
the book as examples of what to do.

Speaker 2 (55:11):
I love that idea that if you open keep the
window opener as much as possible, that positive cheek from
nature is blowing into your home. Yeah, and never even
thought about that.

Speaker 1 (55:24):
Yeah, I love it. I love it. It's amazing. I mean,
I'm very lucky because I've moved towards the beach, so
I get the different energy from the sea, which sometimes
is lovely and sometimes it's like when the folk comes in.
Was like being on a MOVIEDEO. I was walking my
dog rear on the beach and I thought, what's coming
off the sea? And then it started and I've got

(55:48):
my dog in on running because it's just engulfing you
so you couldn't really see it. So it does have
its spooky moments.

Speaker 2 (55:55):
Before we started, I mentioned to you that I had
just recently not reallylocate, but I was had to move
out of my place and then I moved back and
I'm still in clutter. Why is it important to declutter?
And this is something that a lot of people don't understand.
When your place is all full of papers and you

(56:17):
got crap everywhere. Part of my language, it's a challenge
for good functui, isn't it okay?

Speaker 1 (56:26):
This is an example, right, Let's put you in a
corner and let's put thirty coats on top of you.

Speaker 2 (56:33):
Yeah, thirty coats, thirty coats.

Speaker 1 (56:36):
On top of you. Right, Yeah, what do you think
your energy is going to be.

Speaker 2 (56:40):
Like, Well, it's going to be hotter than hell to
begin with.

Speaker 1 (56:45):
Well, it's going to be quite a stagnant, and it's
going to be quite stagnant. So that feeling that you
would feel by having thirty coats on you and sitting
in a corner and you're not allowed to take the
coats off. You have to stay there till someone comes
and unclutters you. Yeah, that is what the energy is like.
So clutter, there's a good clutter and there's bad clutter.

(57:07):
But being clutter free is you know, in areas is
really important, so that that energy in that area, say
your relationship area. Say you had a load of and
stuff in there and your relationship wasn't working. But if
you take it all off and make it light and
light furniture and everything, then the edge you'll starts to move.
So if you have clutter in your home, which we

(57:28):
all have, and cluster can be like your grandma left
her your rocking chair to you. Yeah, and you can't
get rid of the rocking chair because she gave it
to you. Yeah, so there's a guilt attached to it.
My answer is give the rocking chair to someone that
would really use it, and then your grandma's journey hasn't ended.

(57:48):
Just see and you.

Speaker 2 (57:49):
Mentioned that in the book where we inherit furniture or
stuff from relatives or friends or something, and it's there
as a memory of that person. But that's not necessarily
a good thing, is it.

Speaker 1 (58:01):
Take a picture and then keep it. Just that's my own.

Speaker 2 (58:06):
Get rid of the furniture, and as you.

Speaker 1 (58:10):
Get rid of it, saying thank you, grandma, but you
know it doesn't suit. And you know, when my mom
passed about eighteen months ago, I had to bring a
load of her stuff back and I got rid of
locks of it. And one of the hardest things were photographs,
like they're black and white of my grandma's and you know,

(58:31):
and that, and I I took so many down and
got rid of lows and anyone I didn't know who
they were. I found where their children were and sent
them to them. So it was giving them joy was
their problem, They're not mine. And so the box became
like five boxes down to one, like little trunk. So
I haven't got rid of them all, but I've given
them other places to live.

Speaker 2 (58:54):
Are you suggesting that we do an annual decluttering where
we really take a hot look at the stuff we
have and and and really determine if we need to
have it in our lives or not.

Speaker 1 (59:07):
Ound of percent, I mean, I I can build up
clutter within a month. I don't know why because what
I do for a living. But you know, clutter can
sometimes not be clutter because it's got to go, but
it's meant to be put put away. You know, when
you're throwing the coat on the beds, or you not
put the shoes away, or or that sort of thing,

(59:27):
that that's clutter because you need it, but it's not.
It's not in the right place. So you have good clutter.
But you know, you know, my mum used to say,
and you get up before you go to bed every night,
whatever you've left out you put away. Yeah, yeah, and
it's got away.

Speaker 2 (59:46):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (59:46):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (59:47):
So people who are horders are in serious trouble.

Speaker 1 (59:49):
I guess, yeah, I mean, how does you know? And
I'm not a doctor, but they say it relate it
to an emotion, that that's why they can't let.

Speaker 2 (01:00:03):
Go of it.

Speaker 1 (01:00:04):
So who does need people who are property clutterist proper
organizers to help them move the stuff out and know
that the stuff that they're moving out of the house
would be going to a good charity. I'm not you know,
I'm not you know. Yeah, you have newspapers and magazines,

(01:00:25):
but a lot of stuff we have, unless it's broken,
is usable by other people that canford it.

Speaker 2 (01:00:31):
Yeah, exactly. The books called Functui Your Way to Abundance.
My guest today has been Janine Lowe. As we close,
you have some fascinating thoughts on intuition, and one of
them that I wanted to get more details on is
clarifying our intuition? What does that mean? And what's the

(01:00:56):
purpose of clarifying our intuition? Oh? Excuse me? Intention are intentions? Yeah,
you're looking at me. What are you talking about?

Speaker 1 (01:01:08):
I'm there, I'm I was.

Speaker 2 (01:01:11):
I used intention a lot. Uh, but you're you're asking
people to really get clear with what it is.

Speaker 1 (01:01:20):
Yeah. So I wanted a new car. Yeah, I'll give
you an example. I wanted a new car. I particularly
wanted a gray range over. So, because I'm a Chinese astrologer,
I found the most optimum day, yeah, and went out
to the get to the Range Rover Garager. So it's
got forty cars there. But I wanted this gray range Rover.

(01:01:43):
They had three, yeah, but it didn't have everything I
wanted on it. The one I wanted was right over
the back, and they were like, well, why why did
you need that one? I knew what I wanted. Yeah,
I wanted this particular range Rover, and I wanted it
to have certain things, you know, like when you drive,
it tells you what the next tune is going to

(01:02:05):
be on Spotify in your wind screen. I know I
have to hear. I'm a bit of a petrol head,
so I am very funny about cars.

Speaker 2 (01:02:13):
This is a brand. This is a new one with
an actual screen a monitor.

Speaker 1 (01:02:21):
Yeah, it just it just like focuses like like you're
on Star Trek, you know, it just focuses in the
in the center of your screen. It was six months old,
so I had it was just what I really wanted.
And I wear card and I am a petrol head.
As I say, I love my cars, so I was

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so specific. I even took a picture and put it
on my manifest board. In the West because I knew
what I wanted. I knew in choice astrology that this
was the day, and I was like, right, So I
went off with my friends and we went off to
this particular garage and I knew, because I need direction
was really auspicious, so I was very I was not

(01:03:03):
walking out of that garage until I got what I wanted.
But I had clarified my intention exactly what I wanted.

Speaker 2 (01:03:10):
So it was that the one you eventually purchased because
it was just what.

Speaker 1 (01:03:15):
You wanted, exactly what I wanted.

Speaker 2 (01:03:17):
So for me, did you get the finance and you
hope for.

Speaker 1 (01:03:22):
Financing, Yeah, because.

Speaker 2 (01:03:26):
Sometimes that can be really bad. You can get a
bad package, you know, when you know.

Speaker 1 (01:03:30):
It was a very good package. Everything I got was
really good. And you know what happened. The car was
made for which mean nothing to you. The CEO of Jaguar.
He just wanted this car. So not only was it
the normal, normal, you know, range river, but it had

(01:03:50):
extra toys on that I didn't even ask for because
he had had it and I've still got it and
I still love it.

Speaker 2 (01:03:58):
So it came with additional packages, different uh functions that
that you weren't expecting but made it kind of much
I wanted.

Speaker 1 (01:04:09):
Yeah, I wanted. I knew I wanted, like a Star
Trek car, you know, I wanted one, you know, so
I had a few extra It probably has things that
I don't even know now, but because it's just one
of those things. I mean, I am someone that drives
the needs there, but I do need something good to
drive in because I do a lot of Chaplin and

(01:04:30):
I'm sticking to it.

Speaker 2 (01:04:32):
I love it. I love that story. It kind of
I'm kind of in the same area. I'm thinking of
getting a hybrid. You know, I don't want to get
a one hundred percent electric car yet. I want to
get a hybrid because I'm here in northern California, and uh,
I don't I don't want to get one hundred percent
electric quite yet. I really want one of these Chinese cars,

(01:04:52):
but we we've made the tariff so high that you
we don't import Chinese electric car, but they're really amazing.
I'd love to get one. Finally, you talk about mindset
and to have an abundant life, I think your mindset

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has to be aligne in a certain way. Talk a
little bit about the importance of having a good mindset.

Speaker 1 (01:05:22):
So I think I'm going to start in a sort
of negative way. Really, I think sometimes we wake up
in the wrong when we get out of the bed
the wrong way, and then everything starts to the whole
day is a wash out. Everything you touch goes wrong,
from spilling the coffee on your computer to chripping over
the cat, and you know, the whole day is just yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:05:44):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:05:45):
And so my answer to that is when you have
those days, because we all have them, go to bed,
go to sleep, wake up the next day, change your thought,
don't think about what happened the day before, think about
what you want before I before I get out of bed. Yeah,
I will spend I'm really into gratitude. Yes, so I

(01:06:08):
will always be thank you for doing this, thank you
for that happening, not like her being sickly about it,
but things that are very important I'm very grateful for.
So I will have a moment before and then I'll
think about what I want to do in the day,
so I clarify that, and then I moved through the
day with what I want to do in the day.

(01:06:29):
So I think, again, positive mindset is really important. If
like today, my day started at five thirty I had
to be somewhere, I had to interview for my podcast.
I had to do loads of things today. But I thought,
do you know what, I hope I meet some really
nice people today. That was my thing. Yeah, and I'll
meet you club and Cliff. I'm really not joking. I've

(01:06:52):
really enjoyed this podcast because you've you've read the book,
which is really lovely. But I that's what my day
I wanted to be and I'm still going fourteen hours
later and I'm still in a really good place.

Speaker 2 (01:07:07):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:07:08):
If it's a bad day, go back to bed, if
you can't change the way you're thinking, and if it's
a good day, just keep moving forward.

Speaker 2 (01:07:17):
So real quickly they're kind of refine what you're seeing.
You should get up and kind of say to yourself,
I wanted you to be this way or that way
or so forth and so on, so you kind of
set everything in motion, right, Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:07:31):
I think you know, like we all have diaries that
are busying me fill in and we're going to go
out with our friends that day, or we're going to
meet up, or we've got clients or whatever. So your
day is full. Your diary is full, So you know
what's going ahead, but you you want to look at
it as as something you're going to enjoy. Yeah, even
if you you know, have to do something you don't

(01:07:53):
want to do. Just got a fight, Just say right,
I don't be that's it. I mean, I try not
to put things in my diaries that I don't want
to do. If I'm being honest, that.

Speaker 2 (01:08:00):
We all do.

Speaker 1 (01:08:00):
We all have to do it, don't we. We all
meet that idiot on the road when we're going somewhere.

Speaker 2 (01:08:08):
Yeah, it's somebody who really laid you up. It gets
you angry as we close. Janine, who did you write
this book for? Is it for everybody? Or is it
for one certain because some people are just not ready
you know what I mean.

Speaker 1 (01:08:26):
Yeah, So when I wrote it, as I say, I
was never born an author. I wrote my first book
Date Love Mary Boy, but I couldn't get out. I
couldn't get to what I wanted to do. So I
wrote it for people that wanted to make changes in
their life. It could actually physically mentally do it. That's

(01:08:50):
why I've gone into not only function, I've gone to
manifesting mindset and everything so that you've got the whole package,
so that you can go and do it. So it's
for people that want to want to change their life
and bring abundance in. So it wasn't focused at a person,
was focused at people that just want to make that change.

Speaker 2 (01:09:12):
Wow, that's perfect. We should mention that you have a
huge social media following. Is it quite of a million people?
Is it on Facebook or it's it on Instagram?

Speaker 1 (01:09:23):
Facebook. I used to construct on Facebook, so that's where
it grew grew. I've obviously on face on Instagram, which
is growing now because now I understand Instagram's much. I'm
certainly not on Twitter because I don't get Twitter. Don't
understand it.

Speaker 2 (01:09:38):
Well, it's yeah, it's x now, so it's to be
Twitter now. It's something I don't know what it is.
I haven't used it myself. Give us your website and
what you have on your website that people can expect
to see.

Speaker 1 (01:09:52):
So it's www. Janineo dot co dot uk and it's
you can have with me. You can I can functray
for you, you can join my academy to be a
Functray consultant. Tells you a lot more about me. I
also have I'm on a radio show called UK Health
Radio one and a half million people, and I think

(01:10:15):
someone's most of like Apple Spotify, and I've got about.

Speaker 2 (01:10:20):
Different ones there, so you're very accessible, which is great.
I'm sorry, did you say people can contact you for
consultation if someone's in real trouble, you can. You can
pave up pretty quickly, agains.

Speaker 1 (01:10:37):
I. And the thing is, no one's the same, everyone's different.
And I have done so many readings, so many from
the tray. I just when I meet the people, I
meet the people. You know, there's no set thing to
do because we're all different.

Speaker 2 (01:10:54):
Yeah, that's funny because if you're in the UK and
say I'm here in California, would you have a potential
client take pictures of every room and you kind of
look at them all and is that really what you do?

Speaker 1 (01:11:07):
Because I couldn't go to America for a long time.
Right there, I found a way of so they could
have if they took videos of their happen So they
take pictures of each for them, and they also put
all the directions in and then we walked around. After
I've had that, we walk around with their phone or

(01:11:27):
their computer or their iPad and we go through the
whole house so I can see what's going on on
the outside and that sort of thing, and it's been
really successful. I didn't think you could do that, but
obviously I've learned you can.

Speaker 2 (01:11:40):
Well, no, it's you're adapting technology to you know, a
physical walkthrough. You're actually photographs and I think even having
a video would be excellent because you can see actually
how the rooms kinter ofsheck with each other.

Speaker 1 (01:11:53):
And also I always tell people, do not tidy up
before you do the video just because you're going to
see me, because if you know, you're not going to
give me the real picture because I need to you know,
that is where the dogs sleep, and yes, that is
where the washings hung in the bathroom, do you I mean,
it makes a lot of difference to the.

Speaker 2 (01:12:13):
Yeah, you're hanging your underwear in the bathroom. Buddy, Janine,
wonderful speaking with you. Much success on Functionue Your Way
to Abundance. This book just came out available on Amazon
and wherever you get your your publication. So hey, much fun,
thanks appreciate it.

Speaker 1 (01:12:32):
It's been great.

Speaker 2 (01:12:37):
I was pleasantly surprised at this book, functuey Your Way
to Abundance. Most of functue books are very, very detailed
into energetics of objects and where they should be placed,
and mirrors and all kinds of stuff that really gets

(01:12:57):
to be confusing. This book not only is it a
good read, it's well written and you can actually within
an hour or less, you can begin applying the details
the instructions on getting the abundance that you want. So
I really encourage people get to get this book. It

(01:13:19):
came out a few months ago, and I mean I
didn't read the whole thing, and I didn't get a chance,
but I read enough to really like it, and so
get a copy. And if you're looking for that new relationship,
that new job, more financial abundance, or whatever makes you happy,

(01:13:39):
check out this book, Function Your Way to Abundance. So
that was fun. Hey, it's getting close to the first
day of summer, that's the twentieth of June, and if
you haven't thought about a getaway, it's time to start

(01:13:59):
thinking about vacation. We have a great vacation coming up
is our Sacred Temples of Guatemala. It's December first of
this twelfth. But I want to also mention, and this
is kind of premature, but I wanted to mention because
this is a really important tour. We have a Megalithic
Egyptian tour. It's going to be April twenty eighth through

(01:14:21):
May tenth of twenty twenty six. And the reason I'm
mentioning it now is that we have decided that we're
only taking one bus. We've taken multiple buses in the
past and people get left out, people don't get connected
to the theme, the energy, the importance of the archaeologists

(01:14:41):
presenting details on a site or our own Muhammed Imbraheem
and his team. So we're we do seem the size
of these tours to twenty five people max. So we
can get one bus. Everybody gets a comfortable seat, and
everybody can see all the details. Check out the itinerary,
go to earth Ancients dot com Forward slash Tours. We're

(01:15:04):
gonna be going to a number of sites that are
off the beaten path, and again it's all about megalists,
megalithic sculptures, megalithic columns, megalithic stoneworks. Check it out earth
Ancients dot com Forward slash Tours, and I'd love to
have you on that tour. I want to. I'm just

(01:15:25):
mentioning that because there are tours coming up now. I
want to mention also that we're gonna have Provene Mohan
on the program. He's going to be going to Thailand.
It's on the first week of this August. It's coming
off really really fast, and I'm doing a special program
with him next week, so you should check that out.

(01:15:47):
If you want to go to Thailand, go to Praven
Mohan m O h a n dot com and look
for the Thailand tour. That is a very unique tour
and it's only a week. I think it's seven or
eight days, and he is packing a ton of activities

(01:16:07):
into that week, so it's another one to check out.
Provinemohan dot com. That presentation will be next week and
we ended with his promoting that that tour. So lots
to do, lots to consider, and if you haven't left
the United States, believe me, we offer some of the
best tours in the world. And I'm blowing my own

(01:16:30):
horn because I'll tell you why. Some of these tours
are just god awfully expensive. These are like ten to
twelve thousand dollars for twelve days. Our tours are half
that much and it's the same accommodations. So check all
of our tours out Earth Ancients dot com, Ford Slash

(01:16:50):
Tours or our friend Previne Moohan at Pervinemohan dot com.
If you want to go to Thailand in August, so
summertimes here, it's time to be thinking about touring. All right.
That's it for this program. And when I think, my
guest today Jennine Lowe coming to us from England, and

(01:17:11):
that was fun as always a team of Gil Tour,
Mark Foster and Faiya who's our new video editor. You
guys rock and I really appreciate your help. All right,
take care of you well and we'll talk to you
next time. Add