Feng Shui can be applied to many areas of your home including the entire floor plan, a room, or even a single piece of furniture. Building a home? Feng Shui on a vacant lot? Absolutely. Find out more from Carole Hyder.
Are you currently selecting a site for a new home or thinking of doing so in the future? If so, then consider using the Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese art and science of placement, to help you find the best property for your home construction and make the most of your investment.
It is a modern belief that if you have a beautiful home, you will have a beautiful life. The belief that you can improve your life by surrounding yourself with a prettier space is demonstrated in the media all the time – on TV, in books, magazines, online and even in stores. How do you get there as quickly, smoothly and peacefully as possible without losing money, time or your sanity? How to avoid the most disastrous mistakes that are always made on construction projects?
In feng shui, cooking, baking, and nurturing others with food is connected to the earth element. Very simply, the five elements are the basic elements of life: fire, earth, metal, water, and wood. In the ancient practice of Feng Shui, these elements are more than actual flames, or dirt, or pieces of wood; it is about the qualities of the elements. You can think of the elements as universal energetic essences, each with their own flavor of energy (qi).
Plants are amazing enhancements in Feng Shui. A plant can bring in the wood element, trusting and progressive. Representing growth. Learn how a special plant from a memory of the authors grandmother can make all the difference in your feng shui spaces.
It’s not enough to get your front door Feng Shui ready. It may sound shocking, but it’s true. Yes, it should be in great condition and open easily and inviting. BUT…there’s more.
International Feng Shui Guild
705B SE Melody Ln, Ste 166
Lee's Summit, MO 64063 US
Email: office@ifsguild.org
Phone: 816-246-1898
