Feng Shui (pronounced “Fung Shway”)
Posted on November 12th, 2009 in Feng Shui cures, Feng Shui decorating, Feng Shui love, Fung Shway, good Feng Shui | 1 Comment »
Feng Shui (pronounced “Fung Shway“) is the ancient Chinese art of placement. Feng Shui literally translates to mean Wind Water and is represented by the symbols depicted here to the side. Feng Shui can be used to improve your life by implementing Feng Shui principles which improve the flow of Qi (pronounced “Chi”) or life energy that is present in all things. It is believed that this energy can become stagnant and that simple changes in our environment can unblock the flow of energy and improve our circumstances.
Feng Shui decorating can be used to bring more love, health or money into our lives. Many of the Feng Shui cures are practical ideas about where objects can be placed in and around our homes to make them look more esthetically pleasing, safe and functional.
Anyone can use good Feng Shui to make the positive changes they want in their lives. One of the primary tools of Feng Shui is the Bagua (pronounced “Bah Gwa”). The Bagua is an eight sided diagram that includes eight elements that correspond to eight important areas of our lives.
When objects around us are arranged in a way that allows Qi to flow properly then we will experience more success and fulfillment in all areas of our lives.
Feng Shui can be used in the home and workplace. Many modern buildings are designed and decorated using Feng Shui principles. There are many fun and easy ways to use Feng Shui to make our living, working and playing areas more enjoyable. You’ll find many good Feng Shui ideas here and please feel free to comment on ones you have tried and like.
There are many feng shui schools that can be used to help people become feng shui consultants. Research feng shui schools with tips from a certified feng shui consultant in this free video on feng shui and home decoration.
Feng shui principles talk about the best ways to optimize harmony and abundance in a household, and we go through some basic tenants of this eastern practice to help you arrange the best kitchen possible – from the right floor covering to auspicious wall colors. Visit Design2Share.com for expert videos, tips, resources, and advice on home decorating. And read Sarah Shurety’s great book “Feng Shui for Your Home” for great in-depth help with setting up your home and rooms. Music: “Birth” by Kyle Patrick Johnson.
Feng shui principles talk about the importance of using mirrors in certain ways when decorating your home, and we go through some basic tenants of this eastern practice to help you make auspicious home design decisions with mirrors. Visit Design2Share.com for expert videos, tips, resources, and advice on home decorating. And read Sarah Shurety’s great book “Feng Shui for Your Home” for great in-depth help with setting up your home and rooms. Music: “Birth” by Kyle Patrick Johnson.
The magic of clearing clutter in an earth-friendly way.
water is one of the 5 elements used by fengshui. Water is the life force, symbolizes wealth. Incoming water from the two waterfall symbolizes wealth and good fortune. All wealth will stay within top tank without flowing out even with an open outlet at the bottom. The word “SUI” in Cantonese means both water and money. In feng shui interiors like waterfalls, ponds, aquariums, fountains, in your surrounding promote wealth and blessings.
http://TheBestOfGuide.com/feng-shui – How to Use Feng Shui
http://www.harmonyinandout.com A short video with simple tips on improving the energy in your child’s bedroom. Balancing the energy in your child’s room can help them feel safer, calmer and more balanced. It can also help with conditions such as ADHD.
