Reviews

Architect Lindsay Halton has produced an imaginative, transformative and alchemical work. Physical aspects of our homes are much deeper reflections of our spiritual lives and paths. “The Secret of Home” will enable us to view our home through the theatre of our Soul, to reassess our life's journey and consider our choices in profound and perhaps novel ways.
Dr. Sandra Goodman, Ph.D. Editor and Director of Positive Health Publications Ltd

Feng Shui has a multi-millennial pedigree. But implanted into the West, is it any more than an ill-fitting formula? Lindsay Halton uses it in another way: To read our homes and what they reveal about our life-path needs. Our houses may have been built by others, but it is we who furnish and live in them. Consequently, they mirror our hopes, problems and self-imposed obstacles. Read insightfully, they can lead us towards healing deep – and therefore deeply - concealed - problems. As such Feng Shui is a guide, not to formulaic house design, but to personal healing. This is a fascinating and profound path.
Christopher Day, Eco architect and author of Places of the Soul

“The Secret of Home” opens the doorways of our home and psyche simultaneously to inspire us to deeper understandings of our own reality; to find practical solutions to the challenges of modern living and to initiate positive change both internally and externally thus bringing balance and a deeper sense of our place in the mystery of life. The fusion of ancient oriental wisdom with the Celtic spirit makes this a fascinating and inspirational work.
Andy Baggott, author of The Celtic Wheel of Life

Lindsay Halton's book explores in detail the fascinating connection between the life of our soul and the environment we find ourselves in. This is a book for all who recognise the power of Place and who wish to explore and honour their relationship with it.
Philip Carr-Gomm, author of Sacred Places