Enthusiasts embrace the world and all that dwells therein, so it goes without saying that feng shui culture will encourage wild life in all its glorious aspects. Feng shui enhancements and crystals can help calm you down so that you can find a quiet spot out in the open air to enjoy the wildlife that exists in your garden or local park. Each of the Chinese months are represented by a wild animal and animals feature in the eight areas of the ba gua chart. All wildlife is respected and treasured and if you want to know what represents the yin/yang of wild earth: The colour for soil is ‘yellow/brown’, its energy is ‘primal’, its virtue is ‘trust’, its emotion is ‘sympathy’ and its character is ‘determined, sociable and grounded’. And if you want to read more about, Go Wild, go to the Good News article.
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