FENG SHUI BELIEF

HOUSE

1. Locate your living room at the center of your home. It is meant to contain the most
energy in your home. This also helps encourage social interactions among family
members.

2. . Provide ample space in your living room. The area should not be filled with too much
furniture that prevents the flow of positive energy. Empty spaces ease movement within
the room

3. Locate your bed in a position that allows you to see the door. This places you in
command of the space, allowing you to see what’s coming in life. It also gives you more
security as you can easily see who enters your bedroom.

BALANCE THE FIVE ELEMENTS

The five elements—earth, wood, fire, water, and metal—can be present in your home
either physically or symbolically. (TO ACHIEVE BALANCE PHYSICALLY AND
MENTALLY).

IF YOU HANG ARTWORK, BE SURE IT’S REALLY FOR YOU.

To maximize the flow of energy in your space, your artwork should have special
significance to you personally, as opposed to something you didn’t choose and perhaps
feel obligated to display for some reason. Feng shui is about how your living space
connects with, and supports, your personal energy and preferences. And along with
artwork you don’t want in your space, it’s critical to remove any energy-draining
images that bring to mind disappointing relationships or failed endeavors.

WHEN CHOOSING COLORS, CONSIDER YIN AND YANG QUALITIES.

One of the basic goals of feng shui is to use yin and yang energy in support of your
needs. For example, use yin colors (more subdued, gentle tones) in areas where you want
to relax, and yang colors (more intense, stimulating hues) in rooms where you exercise or
want to feel lively. Bright reds, oranges, and yellows, which represent yang energy, may
enhance higher-energy activities, while greens, blues, lavenders, and warm earth tones
may enhance feelings of restfulness and tranquility.

CLEAR YOUR SPACE WITH SOUND

Singing bowls are the best meditative equipment not

when it comes to healing illness, negativity and sadness.