April 7, 2015 Press Conference

Highlights of the call include:

Katherine explained the concepts of the Constructive and Destructive Color Cycles found on the Color Lab document for Modula 5-Kicked to the Curb.
She reviewed key elements of the upward and downward movement of color, along with how to utilize furniture, curtains, and other accessories as part of each cycle.
It is important to note that one is not better than the other. Both cycles are very powerful.
A Destructive Cycle might be used to give an immediate, faster infusion of uplifting chi, while a Constructive Cycle might take longer for results to appear, but results may be longer lasting. Let your inspiration be your guide, and choose appropriately.
There were many questions about various Pinterest Pins.
In our tradition, both blue and green represent the Wood element.
When determining what element is represented, you need to first consider shape, then color, and, lastly, materials used to make the item (for example, see Pin #13).
A cycle can simply be created on the bed (see Pin #15).
Look at the room and follow the movement of the chi.

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