Johndennis Patrick GovertAuthor of Feng Shui: Art and Harmony of Place, Johndennis Govert has learned and practiced the science and art of feng shui as a home owner, consultant, teacher and scholar for over forty years. Traveling internationally, he has consulted with indiviuals, families, businesses, corporations, and government agencies to help them attain their goals more surely by applying feng shui principles in their physical spaces. Johndennis has taught the theory and expressive arts of feng shui for universities and colleges. He has also taught the urban planning, design and business aspects of feng shui to professional associations in the realty, design, sustainability and construction fields. Johndennis has an MBA in planning from Northwestern University and has been a licensed realty agent in Arizona for twelve years. His extensive business experience forms the core of Johndennis¿ feng shui practice. He also has extensive learning and discipline in many of the Zen arts such as garden design and shodo (calligraphy). Johndennis is a master of Spiral Dragon qigong and a transmitted Zen Master in his own right. In Seattle, Johndennis was a founder and first president of the Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, a Traditional Chinese Medicine college advancing professional education for skilled healers. The college clinics also provided holistic health care options for the public. Johndennis incorporates his knowledge and skill of healing into his teaching and practice of feng shui. Johndennis has been a lifelong student and teacher of many of the ancient Asian wisdom traditions especially of India, Tibet, China and Japan. He has had the great, good fortune to study directly with many eminent masters of various arts and gurus of diverse spiritual lineages. Johndennis has heard their wise words directly and received their kind guidance to shape his practice. It is the synthesis of these sometimes secret teachings that Johndennis brings forward and shares with compassion, humor and relevance in the light of current Western and scientific cultures. Read More Read Less