Tag: Feng Shui
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Feng Shui: Culture.
Buddhism began with the teachings of a prince called Siddhartha Gautama who was born and raised in India, somewhere around 500BC. For the first 30 years of his life, he only knew of joy and extreme luxury until one day when he was out riding, he saw some sights he had never witnessed before like…
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Feng Shui: About Gardens.
. These tranquil Zen spaces were usually built around Buddhist temples so that people could find peace and composure. These small gardens were quite simple, easy on the eye, and were formed for the faithful to find harmony with life. Most UK gardens are busy-type areas, that need a lot of looking after, housing lots…
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Feng Shui: Zen.
Relaxation, meditation, that is Zen. The Buddha, was a rich, spoilt, young prince, who was shielded from any kind of work, worry, or trouble. It took many years for this young man to set himself free from his life of luxury so that he could access the real world and his inner self, hence he…
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Feng Shui: Quiet Space.
For thousands of years, the Chinese have embraced quiet spaces, places that are easy on the eye and mind, spaces where people can go to for relaxation and to find tranquility. A place where people can connect with open-space and mental-balance, become whole again. An area where you can focus on the spirit and perhaps…
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Feng Shui: Concentration.
This week’s virtue is Concentration, a strong and powerful word, and when applied to your natural skills can help you to fulfil all your wishes, ambitions and goals in life. The yin, green, wood, snake has as its positive traits, the ability to inspire and help you be determined, so here are five ways to…