Whichever holiday(s) you celebrate, the décor that you add to your homes is a Feng Shui enhancement. Impossible you say – I don’t have any of that in my house. Well, yes you do. Feng Shui is about energy and from this perspective the lights, trees, decorations, symbols and color are additional energy, or chi, that we add to our lives. This additional energy increases our enjoyment of our homes and enhances our lives during a celebratory time of year.
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The Five Elements
The five elements are: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Each element will have characteristics and representations based on their essence and can be used in a space in a variety of ways.
Grandma’s Plant
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.
The Feng Shui Element of Water
Water is the Feng Shui element of inward reflection, patience, mindfulness, and release. It is soothing, calming, and comforting in its timeless power. Just think of how the Grand Canyon was carved with the Colorado River slowly, over time but with an amazing outcome.
Decorating with the Five Elements
Feng Shui as an art emphasizes the importance of the placement of objects in your surroundings to create balance and harmony in your life. By using these principles you can arrange, decorate and accessorize your home to promote health, wealth and happiness. Find out more about decor and the Five Elements.
The Way of Water
Water is a powerful element in Feng Shui Five Element theory, associated with a person’s career, wisdom and life path. Find out more about the way and flow of water in this piece by Florida based, Diane Gallin.
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