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Feng Shui and the Security of your Home

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 16 Jun 2010 18:26:32 +0000

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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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Feng Shui your Entrance, Patio, Yard or Garden

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:20:35 +0000

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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.

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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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How to Feng Shui Your Car, Pt 2. Keep it Clean

Kathleen Gresham — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 13:34:46 +0000

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Keeping your car clean and tidy is obviously good feng shui, for the same reasons that you want to keep your house clean and uncluttered. You would not want burger wrappers and empty water bottles or soft drink cans all over the floor of your house. So why allow them in your car?

If you spend a lot of time in your car, make it a practice to gather up the trash every time you arrive at home or at work, and throw it in a trash bin immediately. That way it never has a chance to build up in your car.

If you tend to accumulate trash in your car, get a trash container, such as a plastic crate or a natural basket that you can secure on the seat beside you or put on the floor in the back seat. Line it with a trash bag and store extra trash bags in the bottom of the crate or basket.

Having a permanent, easy-to-empty trash receptacle is especially important if you or others often eat or drink in your car. Train yourself to put the trash in the crate and to remove the trash bag at the end of each day or week, or sooner if it fills up fast.

Confine the Clutter

If you carry everything you need in your briefcase, purse and/or a tote bag, good for you. However, make sure that your carryalls are not loose on the seat where they can become flying missiles during an emergency quick stop.

No one plans on having to suddenly slam on the brakes, yet it happens more often than we like to think. A hard briefcase hitting you or slithering onto the drivers feet can be extremely dangerous. It could cause a wreck—or in a serious collision might even cause a head injury.

A purse or tote bag can get in the driver’s way. And if the contents spill out, something could get under the driver’s feet and interfere with operating the brake or gas pedal.

The same goes for shopping bags and other items. If at all possible, put them in the trunk. If not, put them in the back of the car on the floor.

Most of the time, falling or spilling shopping bags are simply a distraction—but that distraction could cause a wreck.

Many of us have things we must transport that do not fit neatly in a purse or briefcase—or perhaps that we need to have handy while driving. If such items do not fit in the globe box or console compartments of your car, find a way to confine them, too.

A plastic crate or an openweave basket, secured by a seatbelt, can also be used to keep purses, address books, phones, notebooks, maps, and other small items handy and visible while driving.

Does that sound tacky? How tacky is a car wreck?

From a feng shui perspective, the stress of constantly having to search for items that fall off the seat and roll around the car is unacceptable. Tidying up your car is not just about looks, or even about safety. Like feng shui itself, cleaning up your car is about destressing your life.

Keep the Outside Clean and Sleek

Keeping the outside of your car clean and in good repair is more than a matter of pride. It is also a matter of good feng shui. Being constantly embarrassed by your car causes stress.

Do not clutter the exterior of your car with stickers and gimmicks. Studies have shown that people with bumper stickers on their car are judged by others to be less intelligent. The more stickers they have, the less intelligent they are thought to be. Think about it.

Run your auto through a car wash regularly. And get those dents and scratches fixed promptly. It is just good feng shui.

For information on how to find a good place to get the dents and scratches fixed and keep your car in good repair, see Part 1 of this article, How to Feng Shui Your Car, Pt 1. Keep it in Good Repair.

How to Feng Shui Your Car, Pt 1. Keep it in Good Repair.

Kathleen Gresham — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 19:26:05 +0000

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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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Learning Feng Shui for Your House

GuestBlogger — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 18:36:41 +0000

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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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Feng Shui History – The Art and Science of 5,000 Years

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:26:56 +0000

Some say that Feng shui history can be traced back to 3,000 years ago, while others say there are records that show it was in practice even up to 5,000 years ago in China. Whether 3,000 or 5,000, it is astonishing to see how the strength of this powerful body of knowledge has spread around the world and how widely used it is to this very day.

Feng Shui (pronounced fung-shway) means wind water but in ancient China, this art was once known as Hum Yue which translates to heavenly path and earthly path respectively. Both these terms describe the power of harnessing energy or chi in the environment.

The Early Years

Feng Shui history books such as The Book of Songs or Shih Ching, first introduced this ancient wisdom and spoke of how it should be practiced. They were documented over many years beginning in the ninth century BC.

During the Han dynasty in China, around 206 BC to 224 AD, the Record of Rites or Li Chi, compiled by Kuo Po, talked about how it could be applied to graves.

It was not until the Sung dynasty, around 960 AD to 1279 that Wang Chi documented on how it could be applied to house building.

Feng Shui Today

Feng shui history credits one particular man for it’s development over the years to what we know it to be today, Kuen Chok. Kuen Chok mastered the art during the Tang dynasty and published many books on its practice, sharing the knowledge that we use to this day.

If we were to visit Hong Kong, we can see how popular and practiced this study is today as it was many years ago. From millionaire tycoons to family homes, everyone has jumped on the bandwagon and reaped the benefits of this ancient science.

In fact, it is fascinating to see how the landscape and geography of the island of Hong Kong itself has been molded with these principles in such a way as to contribute to the wealth and prosperity of the city with the mountains behind and the harbor in front along its financial strip.

In Hong Kong today, experts in the field are often consulted in the preliminary stages of buildings and houses to ensure that they are built on and with the most auspicious placements and spaces. Some indications of this can be seen in eight sided rooms in offices and even a building with a large hole through the middle in which to permit any negative energies to flow through its frame so as not to affect its inhabitants.

Using what they’ve learnt from feng shui history and applying it in the early stages of planning, they eliminate the need to later correct any negative energy captured in the framework of the building or house which can be quite costly when you consider the construction of a large building.

Feng shui history has taught us a lot about using the energies of the environments we live in to live more happier, profitable and satisfying lives in this modern world. It is through the natural energy of the universe that we ultimately attain this balance of power and harmony to give ourselves the best opportunities for love, prosperity, success, health and happiness.

Lin Mai is a feng shui enthusiast and author. Visit Way to Feng Shui for more insight into feng shui history and how you can successfully apply it to your modern day life.

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5 Feng Shui Tips for Christmas Trees

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:43:56 +0000

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Decorating for Christmas often causes people to move furniture around to accommodate Christmas trees or an expanded dining table. Sometimes that rearrangement can unbalance the chi. Other times, it can enhance the flow of chi.

Here are five tips for a happy feng shui Christmas:

1. Carefully plan the placement of your Christmas tree. The lights and shiny ornaments can greatly alter the chi in the area where the tree is placed. That can be good or bad.

Christmas trees tend to carry strong yang energy. A large, brightly lighted tree can warm up and brighten an area that is too yin (cool and dark), or it can overbalance an area that is already on the verge of being too yang.

Try to place the tree so that it enhances, rather than unbalances, the flow of chi in the room.

2. If you move furniture to make room for a large tree, it is best to store the furniture elsewhere rather than overcrowding the rest of the room. With family and friends gathering for Christmas, and presents under the tree, you will need more space for people and chi to circulate—not less.

3. Do not place the tree where it will interfere with either a walkway or the flow of chi. Even if there is plenty of space, consider the flow of chi in the room as it is now, and try not to hinder the flow when placing the tree.

4. Remember that all those reflective ornaments are acting as mirrors, sending energy in all directions. You may actually need to apply a few remedies to counteract the fragmented flow of chi.

5. Consider adding feng shui remedies as ornaments. You can improve the feng shui in the room for the holidays while counteracting any unwanted effects from the other ornaments.

For example, feng shui mirrors look gorgeous on the tree. They can be used as needed to counter negative influences in the room. Red bows and gold-foil-covered Christmas coins in gold mesh bags can be used to great effect as well. Perhaps you have already thought of those.

Design Your Own Feng Shui Personalized Christmas Ornaments

How about designing your own personalized christmas ornaments to hang on your holiday tree? Cafe Press can apply your design to ornaments for you.

The double-happiness character, for example, looks beautiful and sophisticated while enhancing luck and family harmony. Gold three-toed frogs on a shiny red background could look gorgeous and amusing while inviting prosperity for all.

Golden or silver feng-shui flutes on a contrasting background could counter the sharp points of evergreen needles and branches pointing into the room.

Goldfish on a green or blue background would also be beautiful, amusing, and auspicious. I’m sure you can think of more.

Baby Ornaments for Safety and as Keepsakes

For toddlers and young children who want to help decorate the tree, you can order porcelain baby ornaments. You can design relatively unbreakable versions of the glass ornaments—or create other feng shui-related designs.

Be sure to add the child’s name and/or the year. Baby ornaments become wonderful lifelong keepsakes for children and for you.

Those are just a few of the possibilities for custom feng shui ornaments. Personalized Christmas ornaments also make wonderful gifts or party favors. Each year you can add new feng shui ornaments in the exact combination needed to balance the energy and enhance the positive flow of chi.

Have a merry feng shui Christmas!

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6 Feng Shui Tips for Moving to a New Residence

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:43:05 +0000

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Many of us discover feng shui only to learn that, from a feng shui perspective, our current residence was an unfortunate choice. Moving offers us a chance to start over and get it right.

Here are six feng shui tips for moving:

1. Use feng shui principles in selecting your new home. Look for a front door that faces south and is not overwhelmed by a large body of water or overly large building too close, a road or large pointed objects aimed at it, or other major faults.

Most faults can be remedied, but why not make it easier on yourself by avoiding major faults if possible?

2. Watch out for major faults indoors as well. For example, make sure there is not a toilet directly above the kitchen, a bathroom next door to the kitchen, or a bathroom door directly across from the kitchen door.

En suite bathrooms attached to bedrooms are undesirable from a feng shui perspective as well.

3. Draw at least a rough floor plan and superimpose the bagua on it. Make sure the layout of the house or apartment does not completely leave out any major sections of the bagua.

If large areas are left out, make sure there is a way to remedy or make up for the missing parts.

4. Be creative about how you use the rooms in your new dwelling. Sometimes repurposing certain rooms can vastly improve their feng shui power.

You might find it much better to use a bedroom as an office, because it is in the knowledge area, while a sunroom becomes a bedroom, because it is in the relationship area. Keep an open mind.

5. Take the excuse of moving to get rid of as much household clutter as possible. Donate whatever no longer serves you. That will help make room for the flow of good chi in your new residence.

6. For many people their link to TV entertainment, sports, and news is what makes a dwelling a home. When placing electronics such as television and internet connections, aim for the knowledge area. That is true both for the main knowledge area of the bagua and for the knowledge area of individual rooms.

Electronics add good chi to the knowledge area. That makes Direct TV, for example, better from a feng shui perspective than broadcast reception.

It should be easy to locate a Directtv service provider in your area, whether you need Direct TV in TX, CA, NY, or FL, you can simply do a quick search on line. Now you are ready to receive information, education, and entertainment in the important knowledge area of your dwelling.

Now you are ready to decorate and enjoy your new home.

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Feng Shui Coins: The Chinese Money Magnets

Kathleen Gresham — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 13:09:39 +0000

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In Chinese culture, coins are good fortune symbols, but even more powerful for attracting wealth and prosperity are the feng shui coins or I Ching coins. These coins are usually gold in color, round in shape and have square holes in the center.

They are often seen in groups of three tied together with a red ribbon or string in the auspicious color of red. This is what energizes them.

Making Heads or Tales of Them

The two sides of feng shui coins represent yin and yang respectively and you can distinguish which side is which by identifying the Chinese characters imprinted on them. You don’t need to know the Chinese language to do this.

If one side of the coin has a collection of four separate chinese characters or symbols, then you are looking at the yang side. The other side is yin and has only two characters.

Feng shui coins come in sets of three for a reason. One coin represents luck from heaven, one coin luck from earth and one coin luck from man. Bound together, they create a very powerful money magnet. Now let’s see how we can use these feng shui coins for attracting more money, luck and good fortune into our lives.

Attracting Fortune – At Home

As the south east corner of your house or room on a Bagua map is the wealth sector, it makes sense to hang the energized feng shui coins in this area. You can hang them on the wall or a hook from the ribbon or string they are bound with or you can place them on a table top or under a plant for an even more powerful wealth attractor. Try to display them with the yang side facing outwards for a stronger effect.

Attracting Fortune - In your own Business

Increase your sales or profit with these energized coins by placing them in your order or sales book facing Yang side up. This will help attract more wealth energy in the form of sales and profits and ultimately resulting in more success in your business. Many chinese retail or restaurant managers have been using this tip for years with great success.

The same principle can be used for other business related books or folders such as invoice folders or customer files. Use it where you want to increase what’s important for your business that will eventually bring you more money whether it is more sales, more customers or more higher paying customers.

If you have a physical retail store or restaurant, you can place the energized feng shui coins on your doorstep or bury nine coins all tied together under the pavement or walkway leading to your store. You can even place them under a welcome mat. This will result in an increase in the flow of money that enters your business.

Attracting Fortune – At Work

If you work in an office, workshop or any place outside of the home where you work, you can power up the feng shui coins to work for you here also. Secure the three energized feng shui coins to the south east side of your desk, office space, cubicle or corner of the room you work in according to the bagua map, yang side up of course. It’s a simple as that. Soon you’ll be seeing your earnings increase.

So now you know how to make these powerful symbols of wealth and prosperity work for you. Next time you’re in Chinatown or in a Chinese supermarket or in China, be sure to pick up a few of these for the home and office. You’ll soon be reaping the rewards.

Lin Mai is a feng shui enthusiast and author. Visit Way to Feng Shui to see where else you can use these feng shui coins to attract money to you.

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Feng Shui Career Zone – Climb the Ladder to Success

Kathleen Gresham — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:07:59 +0000

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Feng Shui is not only about creating a positive flow of chi and greater harmony in your home life, but it can also be used to benefit or enhance your career life as well. In Feng Shui, career and opportunity is a life lesson represented by the North direction of the Bagua Map.

In order to activate this energy, you simply energize this corner of your room, home or office with the influential colors and elements of this area. Whether you work from home or outside the home, there are ways to achieve Feng Shui career success and luck by using the following guidelines and principles.

The Career Zone

The North area or Career Sector of the Bagua, is ruled by the element of water. In Feng Shui, as water is produced by the element metal, we can also energize the area with the element of metal. This means that any picture, symbol, object, item, painting, photo as well as any type of water or metal feature should be used to activate this area.

Although both can be used as they are complimentary, the use of water will ultimately be more powerful in this particular area. Subsequently, any item represented by the elements of wood, earth or fire will weaken the area and counterbalance your efforts for attaining feng shui career success and luck.

Energizing with Objects

One of the easiest ways to energize the career area of your living room or office is to place a small artificial water feature or aquarium in the North area. Do not make this too big however as such an overwhelming source of water energy can cause an imbalance to the rest of your room, eventually resulting in you feeling drowned through the subsequent negative energy and resulting bad career luck. You should also never have aquariums or water features in your bedroom as this can result in you being robbed or cheated.

When you are trying to energize through the water element, it is important to depict flowing water as opposed to still water. Stagnant water can result in stagnant chi which is negative and worse than not having water at all.

Aquariums with swimming fish, fountains with water running or pumps in the water that create oxygen bubbles or a continuous flow are ideal representations of the water element for feng shui career luck.

If a water feature in your office is not an option and you wish to enhance the career area of this room, you can always display a picture or photo of a waterfall or flowing river for instance, to the north wall or introduce water motifs into the decor of this direction. Alternatively, anything that is black or blue in color will also represent the element water.

Metal items can also be used to energize this area. Some examples of these include coins, wind chimes, magnets or bells.

Feng Shui in the Office

Whether your office is at home or at ‘work’ you can also employ feng shui to the north corner of the room or cubicle you work in for feng shui career success. Desks should be positioned so that the occupant has a direct view to the entrance to the room and all windows, ideally with their back to a wall. It is not good to directly face a window however as this can be very distracting to your work, though natural light in the room is highly beneficial.

A round desk or one with rounded edges is more advantageous than a square or rectangular one. If you have one of the latter desks, plants on the sides of the desk can counterbalance the poison arrows deflected from it.

The desk should also be a good size and free from clutter. Keep the desk surface tidy and the items in your desk drawers tidy as this will create tension on your subconscious. The same items and symbols described above representing water or metal can also be used in the north corner of your office to enhance your career success.

Lin Mai is a feng shui enthusiast and author. Visit Way to Feng Shui for more tips on climbing up that feng shui career ladder.

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