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Feng Shui is an age-old wisdom that originated in ancient China some 3,000 years ago. It is the culture of society and the economy, the embodiment of cultural stability that is passed down from generation to generation.

Feng Shui involves the study of the landscape, air, space, location, time, sunlight, and humidity. It is the knowledge of directing, balancing and harmonizing those forces called chi. It differs from person to person and from place to place. Different people in different places will have different experiences.

The Ba Gua or the eight trigrams is a set of symbols that represent the universe. The formation and permutation of the Ba Gua is associated with both human affairs and natural phenomenon. The Ba Gua is one of the most sacred symbols of ancient Chinese culture. It symbolizes the relationship between Heaven, Earth and Man and time. It penetrates various studies of economics, politics, military science, philosophy, literature, medical science, martial art, and architecture.

Each of us lives under the influence of two inseparable fields of chi, above us is the immeasurable vastness of space, and below us is the unchanging power of the earth. This is where we live and raise our family. It is our home.

Here are some free Feng Shui tips for you:

Feng Shui Tip 1: The Effect of Electrical Appliances on Feng Shui

In Feng Shui, the auspicious areas of a house should be kept as spacious as possible so that positive energy can flow smoothly. There should be no obstruction to the flow of Chi (or Qi) in auspicious sectors. Therefore, large or heavy furniture should not be placed there. This is also an important concept in the practice of Vastu Shastra.

In Feng Shui, sound and electrical energy have the effect of activating the Feng Shui stars (good or bad). Therefore, the placement of electrical appliances such as a television, radio, fan, or computer can affect the Feng Shui of a house. These appliances

They should be placed in the auspicious sectors. The furniture that can be placed in the unfavorable sectors include sofa, wardrobe, etc.

Generally speaking, the left side of a living room is the Green Dragon, while the right side is the White Tiger. The Green Dragon is considered auspicious while the White Tiger is considered inauspicious. Appliances should generally be placed on the left side of the living room, while large pieces of furniture, such as a cabinet or sofa, should be placed on the right side of the room.

Feng Shui Tip 2: Path leading away from a house

In Feng Shui, roads are the modern version of water. Thus, the curvature of a path affects the Feng Shui of a house. A path leading away from a house in front of the entrance creates a strong, negative flow of energy called Shar Chi (Sha Qi) into the house. Since water represents wealth in Feng Shui, the presence of a path will have a negative wealth effect on the inhabitants of the house.

To solve this problem, place a windshield in front of the entrance to prevent negative Shar Chi (Sha Qi) from “entering” the entrance directly.

Feng Shui Tip 3: A long straight path that creates Shar Chi (Sha Qi)

In Feng Shui, a long straight path in front of a house can create Shar Chi (Sha Qi) in the house. The longer the path, the stronger the Shar Chi (Sha Qi) that is created. The inhabitants of a house facing this Shar Chi (Sha Qi) will encounter problems such as accidents or other “bloodshed” incidents, such as having to undergo surgery or operation.

The easiest way to fix this problem is to put a windshield in front of the door or entrance. This will prevent Shar Chi (Sha Qi) from directly entering the house.

Feng Shui Tip 3: A door leading to another door

In Feng Shui, a door facing another door can create Shar Chi (Sha Qi) between the two doors. There are four possible scenarios:

(a) Front door of one house vs. front door of another house

In this scenario, the inhabitants of both houses are likely to be short-tempered and fight frequently. To solve this problem, place a windshield in front of the door.

(b) The door of a room in front of the door of the bathroom.

This scenario takes place inside a house. In addition to temper problems and frequent fights, the inhabitants of the room can develop digestive and urinary diseases. To solve this problem, put a windshield in front of the bathroom door if the room is large enough. If there isn’t enough space for a windshield, just close the toilet door.

(c) The door of a room leading to the entrance to the kitchen.

This scenario is not as problematic as the first two scenarios. However, the inhabitants of the room will be prone to minor accidents and injuries, and if the problem persists over time, the inhabitants may suffer serious accidents. To fix this problem, put up a windshield or hang a bead curtain in front of the kitchen entrance.

(d) The door of one room versus the door of another room

This scenario is the least damaging of the four. Tempers can flare from time to time and if the inhabitants are working in an office environment, office politics will occur frequently. To fix this problem, place a beaded curtain in front of the bedroom door.

Feng Shui Tip 4: Locate an Auspicious Front Door

The front door plays an important role in the Feng Shui of a house. Therefore, it is important that the front door is located in an auspicious sector of a house. Generally speaking, the front door should be located in a position that allows positive Chi (Qi) to flow into the house.

If there is a pond or vacant space in front of a house, the front door should be located in the center of the house facing the pond or vacant space.

If a driveway runs past the front of a house and slopes from left to right (or the left side of the driveway is longer than the right side when viewed from the front of a house), the front door should be located on the right hand side. of the house facing the street.

If a driveway passes in front of a house and slopes from right to left (or the right side of the driveway is longer than the right side as seen from the front of a house), the front door should be located on the right side of the driveway. left of the house facing the street.

A windshield can be used to correct the location of an inauspicious front door.