More Feng Shui Treatment Tips
Here are some additional tips to consider when implementing your feng shui treatments.
(1) You can spin a crystal gently to create a more dynamic yang effect. However, you can confuse the flow of chi if you have more than one crystal in a room.
(2) Chanting or clapping as you breathe out and project your thoughts makes the space-clearing process more powerful. The sounds carry the chi into the far corners of your home.
(3 Hand bells can be used for stirring up stagnant energy. If your environment feels flat, ring a hand bell in all the corners and anywhere the dust usually collects.
(4) Feng shui is about people, not houses. The focus in your treatments needs to be on the people who live in the environment and on their challenges in life.
(5) Place a bowl of sea salt in the northeast and southwest parts of your home to add greater stability to the flow of chi along this axis.
(6) Materials that represent the five elements:
Wood: wicker, bamboo, sea grass, cork, wood
Fire: glazed tile, fired stone
Soil: carpet, fabric, rough soft stone
Metal: hard stone, metal
Water: glass, mirror
Source: The Feng Shui Bible by Simon Brown
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(1) You can spin a crystal gently to create a more dynamic yang effect. However, you can confuse the flow of chi if you have more than one crystal in a room.
(2) Chanting or clapping as you breathe out and project your thoughts makes the space-clearing process more powerful. The sounds carry the chi into the far corners of your home.
(3 Hand bells can be used for stirring up stagnant energy. If your environment feels flat, ring a hand bell in all the corners and anywhere the dust usually collects.
(4) Feng shui is about people, not houses. The focus in your treatments needs to be on the people who live in the environment and on their challenges in life.
(5) Place a bowl of sea salt in the northeast and southwest parts of your home to add greater stability to the flow of chi along this axis.
(6) Materials that represent the five elements:
Wood: wicker, bamboo, sea grass, cork, wood
Fire: glazed tile, fired stone
Soil: carpet, fabric, rough soft stone
Metal: hard stone, metal
Water: glass, mirror
Source: The Feng Shui Bible by Simon Brown
To visit our web site
For a down loadable e-book of previous blog postings click here.
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