Tag: Feng Shui
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Feng Shui: Rivers and Streams.
Water from all source is precious to the feng shui devotee. Water is one of the five feng shui elements and it represents wealth, communication, and good luck. The creature that represents water is the turtle. Water is generally yin (feminine), but if the water flows fast, as in many rivers, and streams it is…
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Feng Shui: Wildlife.
Followers of this ancient Chinese practice are made very aware at the start of their feng shui journey that everything goes in cycles so they are not usually surprised to hear that one species of life may be dying out as another becomes stronger. Ch’I energy flows through and around all things from our rivers…
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Feng Shui: Farm Animals.
Feng shui, or Chinese, geomancy thinking would automatically lead one into a balanced frame of mind, where food would be well planned out to include a modest amount of meat, fish and dairy foods, coupled with plenty of vegetables, salad vegetables, herbs and fruits. Many Feng Shui people are vegetarians or vegans which automatically helps…
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Feng Shui: Water.
Feng shui enthusiasts are very mindful of water – water represents fluidity and communication. Water is calming and cleansing and if you have a stream nearby it can help bring good luck your way. Water is recommended in-house as it’s one of the five feng shui elements, so be sure to install a water feature…
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Feng Shui: Food.
Feng Shui suggests that you never, ever have more in your kitchen that you need and too much food, full fridges, freezers and cupboards are considered to be ‘clutter’. Too much discarded clutter can cause blockages in the property’s sewage and drainage system, and too much clutter consumed can case problems with the human body’s…