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The Basic Steps in Feng Shui

by Patricia J. Santhuff

If you’re excited about what Feng Shui might be able to do in your life, here’s a "Getting Started Plan" for you :

Yes, everything. Unfortunately, “there are no hiding places in Feng Shui.” That means you don’t get any junk drawers, let alone any junk rooms. De-cluttering is important – maybe even potent enough to overcome your resistance. Leaky roof, stuck or hard-to-open doors, anything broken or not working, and especially any leaking faucets or toilets, since water represents wealth and cash flow. Make sure the landscaping is attractive, inviting, and well-kept. Remove any dead or dying plants immediately. You don’t want any “dead” energy anywhere in your vibrant living space. Don’t let any plant material overgrow the walkways or obscure the front door. Think of it as a beautiful still-life painting. Add color, harmony, contrast. Make sure all five elements are represented. Chi enters through the front door, and you want to entice all the chi that you can. Anything that catches the eye because of its beauty attracts beneficial chi. Red doors are fabulous for attracting chi, if that works with the decor of your house. Black is good, too. It should also create a welcome transition from the hectic pace of the outside world to your own little island of tranquillity. Also remove those things you don't use, in the case of more functional items like kitchen utensils or garden tools. This is an evolutionary process, rather than something you can do overnight.

You have lots of things in your house and office that may not qualify as "clutter," but neither do they make your heart sing, feed your soul or nourish you on a daily basis. The goal of Feng Shui is to create a thoroughly nurturing environment for you and your family. It can never adequately do that if you’re surrounded by things with bad memories attached, or that are shabby, tacky or ugly, or that don’t vitalize you. In Feng Shui we learn that the things in our environment either nurture us or deplete our energy. There is no middle ground.

Perhaps you learn that you have missing areas of the bagua, which is the template of life activity that is used to map the spaces you occupy. Fix those and any other problems that act as obstacles to a successful life. Most American homes are riddled with Feng Shui problems, but for each there are usually multiple possible solutions. Once any serious problems in specific areas have have been addressed, you can add enhancements to those areas. Feng Shui will change your life, a little or a lot. It may not bring you what you want in the exact form you may expect, but rather what is in your best interests.

As you free up and generate more beneficial chi, you will grow in all areas of your life, which in turn necessitates further changes in your environment. It’s helpful to remember, as you get excited about Feng Shui and want to do everything at once, that “there is no final destination; it’s all journey.”

And Feng Shui will be there to empower your journey every step of the way as you grow, change, and prosper -- from the very moment you start using it, until your journey has ended.

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Have Unfulfilled Desires?

Have Unfulfilled Desires?
Are you experiencing...

If you have answered YES to any of these questions--guess what? The stresses and problems of life often come from the places where we live and work. Feng Shui -- the ancient Chinese art of placement, shows you how the way you arrange your home or workplace affects not just your personal and professional activities, but your health, wealth, and happiness.

By using Feng Shui, people have increased their finances, got better careers, improved their investments and business, and improved relationships. There are even cases where health has improved.

We can help you get where you want to be.

For more information contact:
Jill Daley, Certified Feng Shui Consultant
Office: 305-856-9200
Fax: 305-856-9201
E-mail: info@fengshuioffice.net

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What is Feng Shui
The History of
Feng Shui
Home Design:
The Art of Living
Office Design:
The Art of Working
The Basic Steps
Try Feng Shui
in the Workplace
 
About Us
FAQ's
Products &
Services
Contact Us

We can help you get where you want to be.
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