Just as it is important for your home to have a positive energy flow, it's equally important for your office or work cubicle. There's a reason, after all, that the big kahuna in the corner office has his or her desk far from yet facing the door. It implies power and authority, while allowing for the broadest view of who is entering. Desks should face out from a wall, which acts as a protector, but still allow for a view out the window. A desk up against a wall blocks your flow of energy, while one too near the doorway will suggest that you leave early (even if you don't), which will encourage your colleagues to think of you as irresponsible. You'll lose their respect, and your authority will be undermined.

If your space is so small that you can't move your desk, use -- what else? -- a mirror strategically placed to reflect your energy and allow you to relax, confident that no one will enter and startle you. A mirror will also draw your guests' attention before they see you, lessening the effect of your desk's being so near a doorway.

Feng Shui agrees with your mother that a cluttered office indicates a cluttered mind (Spear says it's even a reflection of a clogged intestinal system), so those weeks-old piles in your In Box will make you feel overwhelmed and unable to get out from the mountain of work. Rounded desks are best for those for whom being creative is important, harder edges for those in money-making positions.

Though Feng Shui is always referred to as an "ancient art," it is flexible enough to adapt to the most high-tech concerns, like your computer. For maximum Feng Shui-osity, your computer should be positioned so that when you're working on it stress can flow right out the door and out of your life forever. Now, that would be really good Feng Shui.

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Feng Shui (pronounced fung schway), is the ancient Chinese art of placement that promotes more rewarding relationships, increase in wealth, and personal empowerment. Whether you want to transform your home into a personal paradise, or your office into a powerhouse of prosperity, Feng Shui can do this and more...

Feng Shui is a system that has been used by Chinese culture for at least 4,000 years.

Feng Shui is the practice of living harmoniously with the energy of the surrounding environment which naturally leads to the art of placement, not only of buildings, but of everything within them.

Feng Shui translated means “Wind and Water”. Both are important elements bringing the harmonies of nature into home and business locations.

The healing energy Ch'i (pronounced chee) created in your home or workplace can profoundly affect your ability to be healthy, creative, and prosperous.

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