Trainer and certified expert in Feng Shui and composite energy design, Deena Al Shamlan, participated in an extended media interview titled “Second Life” in which she explored deep‑seated themes regarding the relationship between environmental energies and personal well‑being. The discussion emphasized that the spaces we inhabit—whether homes or workplaces—are not merely physical dimensions but dynamic environments that directly shape psychological states and personal energy, contributing to what she described as a “second life” of meaning and clarity.

During the interview, Al Shamlan elaborated on Feng Shui principles and how spatial arrangement can become an effective tool for reducing stress, enhancing creativity, and increasing opportunities for abundance and well‑being. She highlighted how the strategic use of colors, forms, and natural elements within living and working spaces can activate positive energy and mitigate negative influences.

Al Shamlan also discussed the role of self‑awareness in perceiving surrounding energies, stressing that the benefits of Feng Shui extend beyond spatial improvement to enhancing psychological, social, and professional quality of life—a core aspect of what she termed “Second Life.”

The interview attracted significant attention on YouTube, particularly among audiences interested in self‑development, home enhancement, and holistic well‑being strategies, reflecting the expanding reach of contemporary Feng Shui and energy practices within the Arab world.