Holistic Spaces | the feng shui podcast by Mindful Design · Anjie Cho & Laura Morris

Episode 353: Feng Shui Qi Forecast: November 2025

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Two ancient solar dates in November tell you exactly when to shift your wardrobe, food, and home environment.
November is the in-between month. Laura Morris and Angie Cho place the forecast in late fall, as the year starts saying goodbye to the snake and looking toward the fire horse in 2026. The energy is slowing. Earth qi comes between metal and water here, giving things a chance to settle before the deeper stillness of very yin water arrives. As the weather shifts and the days get darker, the episode asks listeners to notice what the body and the home seem to need. The advice is homey and seasonal, more about feeling nurtured and grounded than doing a full reset. A tarot reading holds the center of the episode. The host asks how November's energy can help listeners move into colder, darker days, then lays out a two-card pull: the first card names the situation, and the second adds a small turn or reminder. The first card is the seven of pentacles. YouTube viewers see a figure leaning on the card. The second card is not covered in this excerpt. The point is the practice itself: pause, look honestly at the season, and let tarot sit beside the feng shui forecast. Around that, the episode has schoolhouse warmth, with the New Year's Reset, newsletter, certification enrollment, and a coming mini course folded into the flow. It ends like a seasonal handoff, with the hosts calling the next couple of months their busiest, almost their Super Bowl time, before returning to the show's Monday rhythm.

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A calm seasonal forecast that treats November as a grounded reset before colder days.

Holistic Spaces treats November as a seasonal turn, moving from metal qi into water qi and asking listeners to slow down, ground themselves, and brace for shorter, darker days.

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Settle your space before November slides from metal into water season.

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