Feng Shui
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese philosophy and practice that dates back over six thousand years, originating in China.
Feng Shui is the placement and arrangement of objects and structures in the environment, which can affect energy flow, known as qi, chi, or ki. Feng Shui is analogous to acupuncture for the home.
Feng Shui means Wind and Water in Chinese. Wind travels throughout our Universe, freely and uninhibited, and is essential to our survival, as is our breath. Water is highly adaptable and takes the shape of any form: snow, ice, or river. We are composed of 70+ water, which is critical to our survival.
When Feng Shui is balanced, it is as if we are swimming with the current. The water is clean, clear, and abundant and flows easily. Feng Shui that is out of balance is like stagnant water; there is no circulation, or perhaps an eddy where it simply goes in circles- getting nowhere. With balanced Feng Shui, life flows effortlessly, the Qi (Energy) in our homes lingers and meanders, and all is well.
The combination of Wind (breath) and Water makes life possible. Our planet Earth is an extension of ourselves, an appendage to the Earth.
Feng Shui means Wind and Water in Chinese. Wind travels throughout our Universe, freely and uninhibited, and is essential to our survival, as is our breath. Water is highly adaptable and takes the shape of any form: snow, ice, or river. We are composed of 70+% water, which is critical to our survival.
When Feng Shui is balanced, it is as if we are swimming with the current. The water is clean, clear, and abundant and flows easily. Feng Shui that is out of balance is like stagnant water; there is no circulation, or perhaps an eddy where it simply goes in circles- getting nowhere. With balanced Feng Shui life flows effortlessly, the Qi (Energy) in our homes lingers and meanders and all is well.
The combination of Wind (breath) and Water makes life possible. Our planet Earth is an extension of ourselves, an appendage to the Earth.
Feng Shui is balanced when aligning the five elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. The elements are of paramount importance to Feng Shui. Use them properly, and watch your life blossom into a world of beauty.
The Ba-Gua, or Lifestyle Grid, as Mary Dennis calls it, is divided into eight areas called guas. The Tai Ji Health Center is in the middle of the Ba-Gua and connects all the guas. Each gua or space in your home is associated with a predominant element: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, or Water. In balanced Feng Shui, the proper details must be located and supported in their correct Guas.
The Five Elements
Wood
Color: Green
Shape: columnar shapes, rectangles
Wood feeds Fire
Wood destroys & uproots Earth
Meaning: The FAMILY & ABUNDANCE guas are associated with Wood.
Add Wood and Water to strengthen these areas.
Avoid the Metal and Fire Elements
Fire
Color: Red
Shape: triangular & pyramid shapes, candles
Fire makes Earth
Fire melts Metal
Meaning: The FAME & REPUTATION gua is associated with Fire.
Add Wood and Fire to strengthen the area.
Avoid the Water Element
Earth
Color: Yellow and Earth Tones
Shape: squares, cubics, earthen ware
Earth makes Metal
Earth dams Water
Meaning: The KNOWLEDGE & SELF-CULTIVATION, HEALTH CENTER and RELATIONSHIP area are associated with Earth.
Add Fire and Earth to strengthen this area.
Avoid the Wood Element
Metal
Color: White
Shapes: round, circular shapes, domes
Metal makes/holds Water
Metal cuts Wood
Meaning: The TRAVEL & HELPFUL PEOPLE and CHILDREN area are associated with Metal.
Add Metal and Earth to strengthen this area.
Avoid the Fire Element
Water
Color: Black and Midnight Blue
Shape: wavy and meandering
Metal makes Water
Water puts out Fire
Meaning: The CAREER gua is associated with water.
Add Water and Metal to strengthen this area. Make sure there is no Wood.
Avoid the Earth Element
Bringing friends together, (especially after years of Covid isolation) is fun!
Gather with a purpose to grow, laugh and learn.
Open your door to the world of Feng Shui & create an experience that changes lives forever.
Gardens
Garden spaces can be sacred and life affirming.
Garden space includes all the land that is designated as yours, perhaps it’s many acres, a balcony, a patio or a pot in front of your entrance; whatever it is, make it beautiful.
However big or small your area, plant it with intention and never forget, seeds are like thoughts; whatever you (think) plant will grow with love and attention.
Real Estate
Are you SELLING or BUYING a home, or business?
Feng Shui lluminates the pros and cons of your potential home, property, or business. When buying a home, there are a number of variables that must be considered
FEEL & SEE THE FENG SHUI DIFFERENCE!
Closets
An easy way to begin the Feng Shui journey is with your closet. Having a functional closet makes life feel more manageable and rewarding. It is here where we begin and end our day.
Make it a great day!
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