Feng Shui and Wealth

Posted on December 28th, 2008 in Feng Shui | 2 Comments »

Though Feng Shui cannot directly give you wealth and money, if you use it properly you can attract wealth to you.  Feng Shui for wealth only works if you yourself are striving for wealth and are productive in attaining it.  Essentially, Feng Shui can help to boost the efforts you are already making to achieve wealth and abundance.  This is done through various Feng Shui methods that involve different areas of the home and life.

There are many crystals and minerals that, according to Feng Shui principles, can attract things like wealth, prosperity, and abundance.  Some crystals are better at attracting wealth than others.  Citrine has a very strong attraction to wealth, so keep it near the area you work in.  Having it in your range of vision is particularly desirable.  Every Feng Shui crystal has a different purpose, whether it be to attract something you want or to protect you from things that are negative.  Generally speaking, most Feng Shui crystals enhance the positive Chi, or energy, around you.  Positive energy makes for a positive mind, and positive minds are more productive than negative ones.  Productivity easily leads to prosperity.

Keeping your workplace as clutter free as possible is a must.  When there is clutter Chi cannot properly flow through the workspace.  This is undesirable because the flow of Chi is very important in attracting wealth to yourself and your work.  Be sure your desk drawers and filing systems are also clutter free.  Hidden clutter is just as bad as clutter that is clearly seen around you.  If you work outside of the home, be sure your home is clutter-free as well.  When you wake up to clutter in the home it starts off your day with negative energy.  This negative energy is easily carried with you the rest of the day, even when you go to another location such as work.


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If you are applying Feng Shui to your home, it is important to have as much information about Feng Shui as possible.  One Feng Shui mistake can throw off the Chi of an entire room.  I personally know how much time and energy goes into Feng Shui, so I know how devastating it would be to do it all for nothing.  That is why I have compiled a list of tips for people who love Feng Shui.  Keep in mind that Feng Shui differs slightly based on the building and the particular room of the building.  These tips should help almost anyone who is applying Feng Shui principles to a room.  Generally speaking, of course.  :]

  • Cleanliness:  Cleanliness is one of the most important steps to effectively Feng Shui a space.  The saying “Cleanliness is next to Godliness”  definitely rings true here!  The belief behind this is that clutter and dirt do not allow the positive Chi to flow freely.  When this happens, the Chi becomes negative, exactly the thing you are trying to counteract with the Feng Shui principles.  This is especially true for windows because a dirty window makes the light “fight” to come in.  That “struggle” creates negative energy, or Chi.

  • Entryways:  The entryway of a space is very important to the overall Feng Shui energy of the place.  The entryway is considered the true entrance of all outside influences, such as negative Chi, harm, and even good.  Without proper protection, the entryway can be the portal of bad intentions and harm, all directed toward the inhabitants of the building.  To protect the ones you love, you can place the Ba Gua above your door.  This instrument will deflect the negative energy that could potentially seep through the entrance. Ba Guas above the door should be the flat version.
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Feng Shui in the Office

Posted on December 14th, 2008 in Feng Shui | No Comments »

Feng Shui in the office is perhaps one of the most natural ways to stay sane during a busy work week.  Feng Shui attracts positive energy, making it a good way to help stay relaxed and stress free.  If you work in an office environment you know how hard it can be to relax at work.  This is where Feng Shui can come in to help you stay focused and feel better.  If you have a very small space, you may think it is impossible to Feng Shui your office space.  However, no matter what the size of your space is you can make an impact through Feng Shui.

There are some things that can be done in an office of any size.  For example, most people can control which direction their furniture faces in their office space.  It is good Feng Shui to have the chair you use be backed by a wall or corner.  This symbolizes support, not only for the back but also for ideas.  Also, no matter the size of your office, you should place your computer in the Northern or Western most area of your space.  This will enhance creativity, making work more productive and affluent. Read the rest of this entry »

Fertility and Feng Shui

Posted on December 9th, 2008 in Feng Shui | 1 Comment »

There are few things as precious to a couple as when they are planning the conception of a child.  For some, getting pregnant comes easily to their bodies.  Others, however, may have a harder time conceiving a child.  This can happen for a number of different reasons, from medical to psychological.  Whatever the reason, if you are in this situation then you are ready to try just about anything to get pregnant.  Though you should always seek medical care in this situation, it is also a good idea to try Feng Shui to increase your fertility.

Feng Shui is believed to increase the fertility of a couple.  The good energy produced by Feng Shui can help a couple conceive a child.  Using Feng Shui principles to increase fertility is non-invasive and will not affect your body like other fertility options.  So, basically, you have nothing to lose, so why not try it?  :)

The first thing you can do to help increase your fertility is to apply Feng Shui principles to your bed.  The bed is where the attempts to conceive are most likely going to happen, making it a key factor.  The first thing to do is to get rid of the clutter.  Feng Shui is pretty much anti-clutter, so this is very important.  Clear all of the clutter out from under your bed.  The area beneath the bed should be a blank canvas, so to speak.  This will help the positive energy, or chi, flow freely because there will be no obstacles in its way.  The positive energy’s affect is stronger when it flows easily.  It is also believed you should not do anything to disturb the space beneath the bed.  Things such as dusting, sweeping, or vacuuming can disturb the process.

Because the West area of your home is associated with children, it is believed to have an affect on fertility.  Enhancing this area of the home will help with increasing the fertility of a couple.  Get the positive chi flowing by clearing out all clutter and junk from the rooms in the Western area.  Don’t forget to address the closet, as it is important for it to be clutter free, too.  Lighting is also important in enhancing the Western area of the home.  The lighting should be soft in the rooms and hallways.  Keep the lights bright in the bathroom, and keep all things shut, such as the door, toilet seat, and shower curtain.

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Getting Ready to Feng Shui

Posted on November 29th, 2008 in Feng Shui | No Comments »

I am currently preparing another space in my home for Feng Shui. Because Feng Shui is a very organized practice, I like to kind of “cleanse” my space before I begin really applying Feng Shui principles. My Feng Shui cleansing ritual consists of a few different cleaning techniques and painting. The first and most important thing to do is literally cleanse the space. Doing this will give you a pure canvas to start with. Cleanliness brings good energy in Feng Shui, so that is always my first focus.

I start by laundering anything in the room that can be laundered. This includes things like blankets, sheets, pillowcases, and rugs. I will usually get the drapes or curtains dry cleaned if they are not able to be home washed. I dust all of the furniture once the room is free of all linens, rugs, etc. If there are any other elements, such as lamps or small decorative items, I dust and clean them, too. Next I clean the windows and make sure they are crystal clear. Having clean windows brings in light and that light brings positive Chi or energy. This is very important in Feng Shui.

Once all of that is done, I get ready to clean the floors. If they are hardwood floors I usually sweep them twice-over to get all of the dust and other particles off of the floor. Next I use hardwood floor cleaner to get them as clean as possible. If there is carpet in the room, I vacuum the carpet very thoroughly. Next, I steam clean the carpet to rid it of all dirt. Once it dries, the room is ready to have Feng Shui applied to it!

After I get my room as clean as possible, I choose a paint color. If you are lucky enough to have a new home with the paint color you already want on the wall, you can probably skip this step. Otherwise, this is a very important step in doing Feng Shui to a space. Depending on the location of your room and what the room is, there are different colors that are desirable in that space. However, if you want to stick with very neutral colors, you can. Good Feng Shui paint colors are generally flesh tones and neutral tones such as taupes, light browns, light greys, and creams. Some areas of the space can handle more vibrant colors such as reds and blues. This can be determined by the Feng Shui map. Read the rest of this entry »

Feng Shui Bagua Mirrors

Posted on November 26th, 2008 in Feng Shui | 1 Comment »

The Feng Shui Bagua Mirror is a pretty common Feng Shui item.  Having 8 sides, the Feng Shui Bagua Mirror is shaped like an octagon.  There is usually a border with lines, called trigrams, around a smaller mirror.  The mirror borders are often made of wood and painted.  The mirror itself is round or also an octagon shape.

Many people have Feng Shui Bagua Mirrors for aesthetic reasons.  Some have picked them up in their local china towns because they simply liked how they looked.  Others have bought these incredible Feng Shui items for Feng Shui purposes.  However you came across the Feng Shui Bagua Mirror, there are a few things you should know to maximize your mirror’s potential.

The first thing you should know is the Feng Shui Bagua Mirror is not meant to be hung indoors.  This may seem strange, but because the mirror is a strong protector it is meant to protect the building from the outside.  Now, there are a few random reasons one may have their Feng Shui Bagua Mirror indoors, but the chances are slim that they affect you. Read the rest of this entry »

Why We Feng Shui

Posted on November 21st, 2008 in Feng Shui | No Comments »

Hello All!  Welcome to the Feng Shui Blog at FindFengShui.com!  I am pleased to bring you a place to find Feng Shui information and tips, as well as Feng Shui related pictures and videos.  Everyone has their own reasons for using Feng Shui.  Some do it because their ancestors and relatives do it.  Others Feng Shui to achieve certain goals in their lives.  Many Feng Shui because they want to bring positive energy into their space.  No matter what your reason for choosing to practice the art of Feng Shui, you will no doubt benefit from it.