Feng shui is most of all about having a safe and happy home. Many factors contribute to that, including relationships and financial security (hence feng shui for business). But make no mistake, feng shui is about keeping your home and family secure. That is the real purpose of all those beautiful, mystical [...]]]>

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Feng shui is most of all about having a safe and happy home. Many factors contribute to that, including relationships and financial security (hence feng shui for business). But make no mistake, feng shui is about keeping your home and family secure. That is the real purpose of all those beautiful, mystical remedies.

Many people write as though feng shui is mostly a mystical or metaphysical discipline. But when you look closely at feng shui practices, many of them are quite practical, either physically or psychologically—sometimes both. For example, arranging the kitchen to ensure that the cook is not startled while cooking, arranging furniture so that the host always sits facing the entrance, and clearing out clutter to keep a serene atmosphere.

Securing your home against thieves or other intruders is one of the most important concerns. For good feng shui you must feel safe and be safe. Both practically and psychologically, burglar alarms from home security team are good feng shui. That makes the worth learning about and well worth investing in.

Installation is generally free or inexpensive. In some cases you can even do the installation yourself. Because good feng shui is all about peace of mind and security, you may want to look into the home security alarm options available to you. Here is a link to some home security selection tips. It is well worth taking some time to check them out.

A happy home is safe, secure, and peaceful and you can make it so. That is, after all, the purpose of feng shui.

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There always seems to be so much to do and never enough time in the day to do what needs done. It is Friday the work week is almost over and I am still washing clothes and doing dishes and cleaning the house. All of my “chores” need to be done [...]]]> Guest posted by Katie Fuller

There always seems to be so much to do and never enough time in the day to do what needs done. It is Friday the work week is almost over and I am still washing clothes and doing dishes and cleaning the house. All of my “chores” need to be done before I leave to meet my sister for dinner at this new Chinese restaurant called Tyes Dynasty that just opened up a week ago.

Finally after 3 hrs of pouring laundry detergent the last load of laundry is done and the dishwasher is started. As I enter in the code to my adt security home alarm system on the way out the door I just know that I forgot something, oh well. I arrive at the restaurant a little less frazzled and ready for a good Chinese meal. My sister Tina is already here and waiting for me at the table. After a little small talk we order the Tyes spicy chicken and the chow mien and resume our conversation while waiting for our food. I don’t even think I got out a “so,” to Tina and the food was already at our table. It was OK, the spicy chicken was very spicy, too spicy for my liking. The rice was pretty good, but it is rice after all. After a mediocre meal and deciding to cross this place off of our list of return restaurants we head back to my place to talk the night away the way only sisters can.

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Feng shui has become more and more mainstream as people find that it works. Most people know that clutter is annoying and can be stressful, so the feng shui advice to declutter the interior of your house has been easy to accept.

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Feng shui has become more and more mainstream as people find that it works. Most people know that clutter is annoying and can be stressful, so the feng shui advice to declutter the interior of your house has been easy to accept.

But what about the outside? Clutter in your entry way, patio, yard or garden is not just annoying. It can also be a safety issue.

And keeping the approach to your door uncluttered and attractive enhances your own self esteem and enjoyment of where you live. It pleases the neighbors and enhances the value of the property. But how?

Address Plaques

For safety and convenience, you should have an easy-to-read address plaque with your street number or apartment number displayed on or near your front door. In fact, in some cities address signs are required by law. Address plaques help emergency workers find people in case of illness or accident.

House address plaques also help guests identify your home, so that they arrive more relaxed (without the stress of having to knock on what may be the wrong door). They bring less stress, or negative che, with them, and that helps preserve the good energy in your home.

Neat, Uncluttered Yard

Leaving garden hoses lying around the yard or garden can be a safety hazard, it looks bad, and it shortens their life. Tossing them in a pile somewhere is hardly better.

Consider carefully where to store your garden hoses (preferably in the shade), and install an attractive rack to hold them. Then get in the habit of putting the hose away every time.

Garden Signs to Highlight Features

Garden signs have a lot of uses. For example, you can mark where your prize bulbs will come up in the spring so they do not get damaged in the off season by digging. Or you could call attention to a prize camellia plant or a wild species that attracts butterflies or hummingbirds.

Coordinate Your Surroundings for Serenity

High quality, unobtrusive lights, stepping stones, and other garden accessories can improve the serenity of your patio, balcony, garden or entrance area by attracting good chi and improving the atmosphere.

Improving your environment with feng shui can pay off in relaxation, enjoyment, and increased use of the areas as they become even more attractive and serene.

Resources

The best way to coordinate your outdoor signs and accessories, including mailboxes, welcome mats, and other items, is to find a place that has a good selection of quality lawn and garden accessory products and either buy them all at once, or plan to add them in stages, knowing that they will all work well together.

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Feng Shui cures have been around for centuries, and as traditional Chinese beliefs put it, these remedies have also been tried and tested for their effectiveness in improving many aspects of life. Even more importantly, Feng Shui has served as an essential guide for many modern homes and businesses, through the use of many [...]]]> By Silvia Blach

Feng Shui cures have been around for centuries, and as traditional Chinese beliefs put it, these remedies have also been tried and tested for their effectiveness in improving many aspects of life. Even more importantly, Feng Shui has served as an essential guide for many modern homes and businesses, through the use of many Feng Shui enhancers. One such item that every home or office should have is what they call the Feng Shui wind chimes.

The disciplines that fall under Feng Shui are generally concerned about the flow of chi, which is the life energy, in every person or place. To be able to get good luck or good health, there must lie a perfect balance of the life forces that surround you and your home or work place.

According to Feng Shui sources, if there is an imbalance of chi in the body, one can feel unwell or acquire diseases. In addition to that, if an imbalance of chi is present in the business, it may not be very profitable. Feng Shui windchimes, like many other Feng Shui remedies, serve to enhance the flow of chi and harness it to your benefit.

Feng Shui windchimes, as many people would initially see them, are attractive and hold aesthetic value as decorations in the home. Not only that, but wind chimes produce tones that are soothing and relaxing.

Even after a long and tiring day at work, one will definitely feel more refreshed and calmed when the tinkling sounds of windchimes are heard. However, as Feng Shui products, wind chimes are beyond just beautiful home décor or soothing music makers.

Feng Shui windchimes help distribute the flow of chi into your home in an even or balanced fashion, because too little or too much chi in one area is generally not ideal. For instance, if a street begins or ends facing the front door of the house, there is too much strong chi coming in.

Placing Feng Shui wind chimes will help soften the chi and allow it to enter the house gradually. Here is another example, if a portion of your home is lower than other parts, such as the patio or a deck, chi does not easily flow there. As Feng Shui cures, you can bring more chi into this part of your house by hanging windchimes outdoors.

Feng Shui wind chimes are made from various materials, and you can select them based on how attractive they are, their size, and the quality of sound they produce. Some Feng Shui items can be made of metal, wood, ceramics, clay, and others. You may also do additional reading or consult a practitioner to find the most appropriate Feng Shui enhancers for your home.

You can find various Feng Shui items, charms, enhancers, and cures when you visit a Feng Shui store near you. Aside from checking out these stores, lots of Feng Shui products have been made available online, to give the added convenience of easy payments and fast deliveries.

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Feng shui is not usually applied to automobiles. But some of us practically live in our cars. Why not apply feng shui principles and remedies to your car, too?

In automobile feng shui, two things are most important: keeping your car running reliably and safely, and keeping it clean. We will talk about [...]]]>

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Feng shui is not usually applied to automobiles. But some of us practically live in our cars. Why not apply feng shui principles and remedies to your car, too?

In automobile feng shui, two things are most important: keeping your car running reliably and safely, and keeping it clean. We will talk about decluttering your car in part 2 of this article. Today the topic is keeping your car in good repair.

Another time, we may talk about selecting a car for good feng shui, and where to store or park your car according to feng shui principles. For now we will talk about applying feng shui principles to the car you already have.

Keeping Your Car in Good Repair

Keeping your car in good repair is basic to good feng shui for your car. No matter how beautiful it is, your car needs to run properly and be reliable.

Putting off repairs can be dangerous. But also, from a feng shui perspective, putting off car repairs creates worry at the back of your mind.

Will your car fail to get you to an important social or business appointment? Will you get stranded in a dangerous place? Will the repairs be a major expense? Could a seemly minor problem cause a fatal crash? Take your car to the shop and find out.

Keeping your car in good repair prevents worry and stress, and that is one of the purposes of feng shui. It could also save your life or prevent serious injury to people you care about. That makes it the very foundation of automobile feng shui.

Finding a Good Repair Shop

Keeping your car in good repair is good feng shui because it promotes safety and prevents stress. But getting stressed out about finding a good repair shop is not.

So here are some tips for destressing the car repair shop selection process. Most of this applies even if you are selecting an automobile dealer to do the repairs under warranty.

One way to find a good repair shop is to use a car repair shop review website for your local area. For example, if you need a Chicago auto repair shop for a 2002 Toyota Camry with the check engine light flashing, a local review site can help you quickly find a shop near your home or work that specializes in Toyotas and has great reviews from local customers.

Wherever you live, whatever you drive, the principle is the same. Feng shui is about peace of mind, safety, common sense, and taking action.

Nowadays it is simple and easy to find a good auto repair shop. And it is good feng shui to always keep your car in good repair.

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A popular Western conception of feng shui is that’s it’s simply a way to organize and streamline the possessions within your home. However, this ancient technique is more than a way to de-clutter, it’s a symbolic Chinese system of aesthetics that when practiced can bring harmony to your home.

The literal translation of feng shui is “wind and water,” and the practice of feng shui accounts for astronomy, environment, and the natural elements when planning the layout of a building.

Feng shui advises the strategic placement of objects within any given building so they remain in harmony with the surrounding environment and inspire positive energy and balance.

Factors that determine each positive location include the year the individual was born, the surrounding natural environment, and movements of the solar system.

With origins dating back to the third century B.C. during the Han Dynasty in China, feng shui was historically practiced with a compass-style instrument that read the stars and determined the North-South orientations of Chinese cities. Feng shui was viewed as a tool to ensure the health, wealth and prosperity of the imperial dynasties, and is still used today as an element of traditional architecture in China.

The purpose of feng shui in modern culture is to create human environments that harness good qi: the literal translation of qi is “life force energy,” a state that can swing between positive and negative energies according to the structure of your home and its interaction with your surrounding environment.

In addition to the placement of objects and furniture within your home, there are products and simple techniques that will help you create balance in your home.

Wind chimes are an instrumental component of feng shui, however they must be strategically placed. The sound of a wind chime is believed to activate or enliven the Chi or “energy” in an area, and the melodic sound of a wind chime will subtly alter your own mood, which in turn will enhance the energy and peace of your environment.

Choose wind chimes that correspond to the size of your space—choose a smaller chime for offices and bedrooms and large wind chimes for open outdoor spaces. Use wind chimes made from a material that corresponds to each area’s element. For example, a southeastern room corresponds to the element wood, so you would want to use a wooden wind chime in that room.

Gongs are an alternative to wind chimes that also evoke scintillating sound and counteract negative Chi.

Arbors and trellises can be used to inspire balance in the gardens and recreational areas outside your home. Climbing vines can be trained around the lattices of a trellis, which blends nature with the structures in your backyard so the two elements live in harmony together.

Arbors are also an excellent way to create a reflective retreat outside your home—a place where you can sit peacefully with a good book or contemplate the events of the day. Alternately, garden fountains are a wonderful way to bring the soothing sound of nature indoors.

Consider a small indoor fountain for placement on a dining table or dresser to maximize the flow of life energy and activate positive Chi indoors.

Tips for practicing feng shui in your home:

1. Fill your rooms with natural light. Use light-colored or sheer curtains and open the windows often for fresh air that will energize each room.
2. Study the five elements of feng shui: wood, fire, earth, metal, and water, and learn how to use each material and its colors appropriately in various rooms of your home to balance the energy in your environment.
3. Be mindful of your bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. The placement of objects in these three key areas is inherently connected to your health and well-being.
4. Keep doorways and doorsteps free of shoes and clutter so good Chi may travel freely throughout your home.
5. Decorate with the color red sparingly, as it represents the element of fire and could bring undue stress to your home, and accent each room with live plants to feel the yang chi of joy in every indoor space.

Laura Wasserman is a freelance writer located in Oakland, CA. In addition to freelancing for Outdora, Laura writes editorials about the neighborhoods of Oakland as an Oakland Community Examiner at Examiner.com.

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Winter always seems to say…quiet down, rest, and go inward, deep, deeper. Examine the strength and mystery within yourself.  It’s time now to refrain from the frantic, rush, rush, rush and assess what is really important!  Prioritize and get on tract.

In Feng Shui energy talk, the Water element signified by the color [...]]]>

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Winter always seems to say…quiet down, rest, and go inward, deep, deeper. Examine the strength and mystery within yourself.  It’s time now to refrain from the frantic, rush, rush, rush and assess what is really important!  Prioritize and get on tract.

In Feng Shui energy talk, the Water element signified by the color black or dark blue is at its zenith. The Water element is also known as the winter element since it is so prevalent during this time.  Its direction is north.

This is a yin element and the number associated with it is the number one (1). Objects that represent water include aquariums and fountains.  Animals belonging to this element are the rat and the boar.

The winter months push us humans together. We occupy the same space as before, just a little more closely than before.  Our interior space becomes even more ‘energy’ important as we are challenged to share that space and energy.

This is an opportune time to critically survey the space that the family will share. Make certain that all the Feng Shui 101 basics have been accomplished.  Clean and polish that space! (A complete and thorough housecleaning and straightening with ruthless editing of items is absolutely necessary if energy is to flow in an auspicious manner)

This month the five elements are in the following configuration:

Fire is weakest energy (Extreme Yang energy)
Water is the strongest energy (Extreme Yin energy)
Metal is a waning/weak energy (Yin energy)
Wood energy is born (Yang energy)
Earth energy is strong (Yin energy)

The emotional elements of the water element, which is very strong right now, is that of willpower, magnetism, sensitivity, wisdom, persuasiveness and the ability to focus the mind.  It assists in consolidation, revelation and knowledge and its archetype is the philosopher.  The associated planet is Mercury.

If water is your nourishing element and you do not have a good balance in your Feng Shui assessment, bring water elements into your environment. Since the water element is VERY strong right now, don’t overdo a good thing!  Add a fishbowl, aquarium, irregular shaped glass coffee table, artwork whose predominate color is dark blue or black.

If you have TOO much water, then balance your environment with the energies that will stabilize and balance the water energy.  Fire elements: candles, red triangular shaped object, reds, pinks, oranges in fabrics/ tablecloths, light up that fireplace!

The fire energy and element are at their weakest now, so using Fire energy suggestions are an excellent thing to include in your environment.  You are bringing in and balancing what nature is taking away, thus creating a more harmonious and flowing energy pattern.

Another energy that will soak up some of that water energy is the Wood element. To add wood to your environment bring in a live plant or two. (Some of my plants come inside this time of year.)

Polish up a forgotten wood piece in the attic or basement, use striped fabric or fabric with a floral design.  Wood sculptures, wooden frames on pictures/photos or use wood colors.

The archetype for wood is the pioneer (makes sense, doesn’t it!) The associated planet is Jupiter.

Another element that will help to balance all that water is the earth element. Get out your pottery, concrete/brick type of ornaments, if you have brass objects use them to balance the water element.

Ceramic tile, ceramic drawer pulls, carved stone sculptures and fabric in earth tones will work wonders in balancing the water energy.  The archetype for the earth element is the peacemaker.  The associate planet is Saturn.

I personally have a close association with the water element. I have worked diligently to bring my environment into balance.

Powerful water has been an issue here at my old historic home. There is no basement ….In the 1800’s,( my house dates back to 1804) land was settled where water and animal life were plentiful. I have spent 26 years here.  The gardens and surrounding shrubs and trees have been added to balance all the water that exists here.

In my seasonal table articles I reference that the dining room in is the North, a water element direction, so a large wood table and wood chairs were selected for that space. The brick floor was selected, a large stone fireplace was selected. Wood built-in bookcases were selected.

Wood corner cabinets and side tables were selected in order to balance the extreme and powerful force of the water element. The color, green, associated with wood was selected as a wall color.

On the exterior, an additional garden was added with wood arbor, gate and fencing. Stone walkways meander through the space.

Are you getting a true picture of how much water I have had to balance? If you could have seen the geyser shooting out of the fire pit, perhaps you’d begin to understand the power of water.

From time to time the water finds a tiny crack or crevice that wasn’t recently caulked and finds a way to let me know that the willful, persuasive force of the North is still present. I stand in awe and appreciation of the Water element and its energy!!

Elyssa Baxter is a Feng Shui Expert and Master Gardener. Combining her knowledge and talents, Elyssa provides Feng Shui Assessments and consultations to individuals for themselves, their homes and their gardens, as well as to businesses. Feng Shui is the movement of energy which she designs for the client using color, placement, simplicity of style, balance and harmony to positively affect the recipients. She also consults for events, such as weddings using the couple’s Feng Shui Assessments. What a great way to start a life together!

Visit Elyssa at http://www.theempressfengshui.com to learn practical everyday Feng Shui tips for every season, the Holidays, Home and Hearth, Garden and Self.

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When choosing a property, have a mountain at the back and water features in front

“Mountains govern matters related to human relationships and longevity while water affects one’s financial health and growth,” said the fengshui master. Advised homebuyers to look for properties with these features to enjoy their benefits.

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When choosing a property, have a mountain at the back and water features in front

“Mountains govern matters related to human relationships and longevity while water affects one’s financial health and growth,” said the fengshui master. Advised homebuyers to look for properties with these features to enjoy their benefits.

Importance should be placed on the environment, building and personal aspects when buying a property.

Good feng shui is understated, zen-like and clean, urged housebuyers to avoid certain locations which were “unfriendly high tension wires were not just bad for feng shui, but bad for health, too.

One should also avoid places at top of hills, that faces mountains and at lower parts of valleys.

Feng shui has been around for a long time, but I’ve always been a bit of a skeptic. I mean, how can you change your life by moving furniture around? Or improve your fortune by purchasing ornaments for the house?

Feng shui is a serious profession. If you look back to ancient times in China, the emperor was the only one allowed to receive the benefits of feng shui. The practice was not attainable by common people.

Feng shui espouses that there is a strong link between humanity and nature and that the way in which one interacts with his surroundings has a significant influence on his life and fortune – the ideal result being to attain a measure of balance and harmony with nature. Achieving such a balance in one’s own home is thus of great importance.

In Feng Shui for Harmony in the Home, the author makes use of her architectural background to provide a comprehensive analysis of the various factors involved in ensuring the presence of such harmony in one’s abode, from the positioning of the house right down to the very decorations used within.

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The feng shui elements are one of the main foundations that feng shui is built upon. The five elements dictate how objects and furniture should be distributed and placed precisely around our home to attract the right type of energy we desire.

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The feng shui elements are one of the main foundations that feng shui is built upon. The five elements dictate how objects and furniture should be distributed and placed precisely around our home to attract the right type of energy we desire.

Luck in wealth, love, family, careers, health, fame, children and education can all be achieved through correct use of  the feng shui elements in your home, it’s a core concept and should be fully understood to benefit from it’s efforts.

Each element has specific colors and location in your home associated with them and we’ll get to those a little later but first, let’s break down rights and wrongs of using the elements in your home.

The Productive and Destructive Cycle of Elements

Productive Cycle

The feng shui elements –  water, wood, fire, earth and metal – can be arranged in a cycle where each element is used to create the next in the cycle. By using the correct locations, objects and directions, feng shui takes account of the elemental relationships and can use one element to assist or boost the another, bring greater energy for the life area they’re placed in.

The productive cycle is as follows:

Water > produces > wood > makes > fire > produces > earth > creates > metal > makes > water and so on.

Example: Out of all the feng shui elements, water is the strongest representative of your wealth energy, which is located in the southeast area of your home or space.

Water related items should feature in your wealth area to energize it and attract more of it. In the productive cycle, metal is the elements that makes water and so metal objects can also be placed in the area to boost the wealth area. Water is the main element and so be sure it isn’t   overpowered too much by the metal.

Destructive Cycle

In the same way, if a destructive relationship of feng shui elements exists in the same location, this can bring about negative results which will harm your good intentions for the area. Most of the time, people unknowingly already have conflicting elements in the wrong locations which is why their wealth, career or any other area of life is suffering.

The destructive cycle is as follows:

Wood > devours > earth > destroys > water > extinguishes > fire > consumes > metal > demolishes > wood and so on.

Example: As mentioned above your wealth corners main element is water. Earth destroys water in the destructive cycle shown above and so having any objects related to earth would devastate the positive effects of your water element, therefore your wealth.

Things like ceramic pots, pictures of land or globes etc and will need to be removed before good wealth energy can flow freely into your life, unrestricted by the earth element.

Elemental Properties

For your reference, note the following relationships each element has with colors, locations (according to the bagua map) and objects in your home:

Wood – Green shades – East – Paper, Plants, Furniture, Pictures of Wood etc
Water – Blue or Black shades – North – Fountains, Aquariums, Pictures of Water etc
Fire – Red shades – South – Bright lights, Fireplaces, Candles, Pictures of Fire
Metal – Metallic colors, Gold, Silver, White – West – Coins, Jewelry, Wind chimes, Pictures of Metal etc
Earth – Brown shades – Center – Pots, Flowers, Ceramics, Globes, Pictures of Earth etc

Knowledge of the feng shui elements and their cycles help you to utilize the energy you need, and can balance out the destructive energy you don’t. Balance is the always the key when using the elements, they can even be used to correct any existing elemental and location problem you have in your home.

Sometimes, structural things like fireplaces can’t simply be moved. They’d naturally represent fire and if they’re in the wrong location for that particular element, you can use water based objects to destroy the fires negative effects and again, balance out the energy.

A firm understanding of the feng shui elements and how they work will be key to help you benefit from all the great things that feng shui can bring you and your family. Wealth, health and happiness can soon be all yours when you combine all of your feng shui knowledge to build a life-time of well being and good fortune!

Lin Mai is a feng shui enthusiast and author. Visit Way to Feng Shui to start using feng shui elements to bring you all you desire!

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