Understanding Feng Shui's Meaning and Purpose
Understanding the meaning of feng shui and its purpose
helps you balance the chi energy
in your home or office.
The basic principles of feng shui
guide you for the proper location of your home
and placement of furnishings.
The philosophy of feng shui was first used as a way to site cemeteries,
so the energy would be auspicious.
Feng shui literally translated means wind and water.
In feng shui, chi energy is the life source for all living matter.
The chi energy is made up of yin (female) and yang (male).
The goal is to achieve a balance of chi energy.
The art of feng shui
is used to optimize abundance and prosperity of every luck sector.
It corrects imbalances that can lead to poor health, financial hardship,
failed relationships, or just a general sense of being ill at ease
and "stuck" in disappointment or misfortune.
Feng Shui in Practice
The practice and application of feng shui
provides ways to harmonize every aspect of your life.
Every object, color, and material in your environment
is selected and arranged to increase the flow of auspicious chi energy
and neutralize conflicting elements.
Feng Shui Effects on You
The physical changes to a space are pragmatic.
However, the spiritual effects of changes are personal, uplifting and dynamic.
You can feel the shift in energy
the moment you walk into your feng shui newly arranged room.
Feng Shui and You
Books, courses, and online resources
are all terrific ways to learn more about feng shui
in order to see your own environment with new eyes.
A trained feng shui expert
can provide in-depth treatment of your space,
help you selects an ideal furniture layout, appropriate furnishings,
or calculate the best location for a home or business.
You can add feng shui to your arsenal of strategies
to attract good luck, fame, fortune,
and avoid inauspicious chi energy.
The feng shui principles you use to invite auspicious chi
into your life are as timeless as wind and water.