Feng Shui Consultants in New York City: Central Park New York
Feng Shui Consultants are always taught and reminded to connect with Nature. As a Feng Shui Consultant on Long Island, you will often find me in New York City as well. Many times after a Feng Shui Consultation in NYC, I will head to Central Park.
It was one of those end of the summer, beautiful warm days. I'd just finished a Feng Shui Consultation for a Business uptown and decided I wanted to walk through at least part of Central Park. Soon the leaves would be changing and there would be a chill in the air. Not on this day!
I walked...and walked and passed some lovely sights along the way. These are a few of the things I saw on that beautiful day in Central Park. There are SO many pictures and since many people enjoy seeing New York City, they will be in a following blog post.
Reflections...on the wonderful last year and the new one that is to come.
Look at all the different paths we can choose. It's always up to us.......
There really IS solitude in Central Park! And some all natural Feng Shui. In the Form School of Feng Shui, the Mountain at your back for strength and water in front of you to bring in New Energy.
The perfect day...
The views from some skyscrapers in New York City are spectacular.
Woody Allen is said to occupy the top floor of this building.
And my favorite of this bunch:
I wanted to be the person lying on the rock, not taking pictures of them :) Central Park New York City. Natural Feng Shui in Manhattan NY.
Imagine. Doing a job you love such as Feng Shui in a City you love such as New York. Does it get any better??
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*Carole Provenzale is the Founder of Feng Shui Long Island & New York which was established in 1997. It is now a full service Feng Shui/Design Consultation Center and provides on site Feng Shui Consultations for Long Island, The Hamptons, Queens and NYC. http://www.LongIslandFengShui.com
*Laura Cerrano is the Founder of Feng Shui Manhattan NY which was established in 2000. For further information on her services: http://www.FengShuiManhattan.com
I love central park... I so enjoyed these photos. I was in Central Park about 15 years ago... and I enjoyed every moment. these photos bring back some very fond memories.
Carole, I love NY and I love central Park. On a very cold day here in Utah your pictures are a sight for sore eyes of endless summers, beautiful days and a walk in the Park. Thanks for sharing Carole. Have a great evenin and day tomorrow.
Hi Carole ...Nice tour of the Central Park Tour nice photos and comments to match
Thanks for the walk in the park Carole! You always have a great walk beside you picture story :)
Hello Carole,
I really enjoyed your post and photos! I also love NYC and Central Park, your photo tour and descriptions brought back many memories! We lived on Staten Island back in the mid-80's. Thank you!
Rita
Hi Carole... I love Central Park! It's one of the things I miss most about NYC.
Terrific pictures Carole !
I have fortunately been at the site of these photos many times over the years, so these were great to relive !
I think Central Park must be a wonderful place and I'd love to see it someday. You're lucky to be so close.
Have enjoyed Central Park on the times have been to New York City.
Hi Carole,
What a beautiful tour of Central Park! It seems to be an oasis that can refresh and energize, and provide a respite from the masses of concrete, asphault, and people. I do like that huge boulder-it reminds me of some of the large ones at the Devil's Den at Gettysburg. The planners of NYC were very wise to set aside such a large amount of very valuable ground for their people to enjoy for future generations.
You are my eyes and ears for NYC, Carole, as I have never been there. Thanks for all these great blogs that tell about NYC, Long Island, and the many places you travel to.
Hi Carole, thanks for taking me along your trip! The people on the rock reminds of the seals who lay on them and catch the sun-rays.
For myself being connected to nature is very calming and I feel so happy at the same time. It's the best isn't it?
Hi Carole, we go into Manhattan often. When we go, I always have to go to Central Park. It's my favorite place! There are tons of street performers. Last year we saw 2 young men performing these acrobats and they were awesome! Some scary stuff they did.
It's a great place to go anytime of year. Have a great day Carole!
Carole your great photos are making me long for Spring! I am sick of Winter already and it just started.
Beautiful Carole, both the pictures and the captions. Have heard so much about Central Park especially in the movies and this is the closest we have ever come. I related to the pictures with the paths. It made me think 'stay the course' or veer to the right. Looking forward to more pictures.
Hi Carole:
It's been such a long time since I visited Central Park.
This post and photo brought back wonderful memories for me!
Very nice pictures, When I think of a city I don't think of the parks like these I think of the very busy streets and buildings upon building, I'm sure this park offers the locals some sense of country and nature
Central Park is one of my favorite places in NYC. Nowhere else can you go and get away from all the commotion of the city but Central Park.
Carole - Stunning photos ! I felt reconnected with nature just by admiring the photos. Central Park is definitely a sanctuary. Does not get any better indeed !
I enjoyed your photo blog of NY's Central Park, Carole! You captured some interesting buildings around the park in addition to all the natural beauty of the park itself. Thanks!
Beautiful photos of Central Park, Carole - I bet it doesn't look like that today, tho! LOL
Debi
Joan, We love Central park no matter what time of year it is. I'm not sure if you remember when the "Gates" where set up inside Central Park a few years ago I believe. When it snowed that was some sight to see :)
Debbie, I'm glad the images bring warmth to your heart. My daughter will be by Central Park tomorrow. She is visiting the Guggenheim Museum, she'll be bringing her camera and taking more photos of the Park :) Thank you, I hope you have a great evening and day as well.
Victoria, I would love to take pictures from the south end of Central park to the North end...even from the east to west side. Each area seems to have it own unique feel to it.
Sally, It's always great to get in touch with nature. Especially living in such a congested area...we need to retreat to a place where the outside world seems to disappear :)
Rita, I'm so glad it brought back happy memories! Every time Laura and I venture into the city for a consultation or just visiting, a day full of wonderful new memories is created:)
Steve, I'm not sure if there are any other parks like this one in the United States. It truly is unique :)
Sheldon, right not weather is a bit cold for my taste to visit the park...so till then I'll have to relive through the pictures as well. As soon as spring pops up again, off to Central Park I go!
Georgina, It is a magical place...the energy of all the different people I feel adds to the parks character and what it has to offer.
Bob & Caroline, Central Park is like a whole other world :)
Bruce, That was very poetic of you :) I think the design of Central Park was inspired by a Park in Paris...but you can double check that info. I also think it became a competition of some sort..who can build the better park, type of idea. Central Park has so much history...we haven't even began to touch :)
Cynthia, I think that is hilarious how you described the people laying on the rocks. Now every time I look at that pick I will think of happy little seals :) I think it is wonderful...in the spring and summer I love walking in the Gardens on Long Island. It's a great place to reconnect with the outside.
Jackie, That's whats so great about Central Park, you never know what your going to find. You might a man playing the sax, to a young child juggling items to acrobats flying in the air...its amazing!
Bob & Caroline, Central Park is like a whole other world :)
Bruce, That was very poetic of you :) I think the design of Central Park was inspired by a Park in Paris...but you can double check that info. I also think it became a competition of some sort..who can build the better park, type of idea. Central Park has so much history...we haven't even began to touch :)
Cynthia, I think that is hilarious how you described the people laying on the rocks. Now every time I look at that pick I will think of happy little seals :) I think it is wonderful...in the spring and summer I love walking in the Gardens on Long Island. It's a great place to reconnect with the outside.
Jackie, That's whats so great about Central Park, you never know what your going to find. You might a man playing the sax, to a young child juggling items to acrobats flying in the air...its amazing!
Bill, Be Strong..it will be over before you know it :) I'm right there with you, I dislike the winter strongly too.
Al & Peggy, It's interesting you mention that. When we're in Central Park...or even in the city we never have a set direction or area to visit...we kinda let our intuition guide us to where we are meant to be.
Toula, It's amazing how photos, videos or sound can really bring us back to that place and time and sooth the soul :)
Caron, This is what I love about sharing images with you all. Your able to really see a whole other side to New York City...the more calmer and tranquil side.
Craig, I think it's funny that Laura and I like traveling into the city to find peace of mind at Central Park. To get there you have travel almost into "kayos." But along the way you stumble upon some fun street fairs.
Christopher & Stephanie, Once your in the Park its as if your whole mind set changes. You see people jugging, roller blading, reading, walking, for the younger adventures...climbing the rock, reconnecting with nature and just enjoying life.
Sharon, Seeing the architecture surrounding the park is so Surreal and Amazing. It's really a remarkable site to see.
Debi, LOL :) I think everyone is hibernating now...it is freeezing out.
Carole ~ it's hard to believe that such a beautiful park is smack in the middle of NYC. Your photos are spectacular! I love the photos with water and so many other natural elements. It must be easy to "get lost" while spending time there -- thanks for sharing these wonderful photos!
Carole - When I was in NYC in May of 2008, I had planned to tour the city for two days. But a major storm blew in and kept me in my room all the second day. However, I had rode by Central Park on the upper deck of the tour bus on the first day. I marveled at how Central Park provided a glorious oasis in the middle of the vast metropolis you dwell in. I hope to get back there one day, and make certain I visit the park. I'm most fascinated by the fountain with the winged angel. I need to see that!
Carole - I have been to New York many times but have never had the opportunity to visit Central Park. Someday I'd love to get there especially after seeing your beautiful photos.
Carole - we love CENTRAL park... headed there for the NYC marathon - here's what I was carrying....
I've been to Central Park just once and I loved! Great energy. I was there when the Pope was visiting the city, do you remember? Wow, that day was crazy! Great pictures!
hi Carole, after looking at your gorgeous photos I'm already counting the days until Spring arrives. We just got hit with a wicked snow storm yesterday. :-(
Lovely photos, Carole, and even better analogies! I love thinking about my physical path and drawing some kind of inspiration or metaphor from it. Looking forward to seeing more.
Now I'm all refreshed and relaxed, but my marketing guru is not going to be happy that you didn't make it by the Dakota and Strawberry Fields in memory of John Lennon.
Happy Holidays!
Carole--I remember on visits to NYC how large and beautiful Central Park was. It was amazing how large of a open space it really is. What a wonderful place too.
Carole,
What beautiful photos!
It's amazing how many metaphors can be found in nature, isn't it? I love your quote: "Look at all the different paths we can choose. It's always up to us......."
How true!!
I hope you're feeling better today.
Jo
Carole You sure captured some beautiful shots. It is hard to believe some people still don't expect to find a beautiful spot like central park in NYC.
Hi Carole! The photos are so beautiful and peaceful.... very serene. More of us need to take a load off and walk in restful atmospheres as you describe!
Since I have seen it with my own eyes, I know that there is solitude in Central Park, but if I had seen your photos first, I might have understood just how much there is, and the magnitude of the park. I was truly shocked at its size, and the impact it has on the city. Wonderful shots!