Feng Shui

Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art of positioning things in your environment that enhances the flow of energy to promote harmony and balance in your life. Re-arranging, adding, and eliminating various objects in your home or office can redirect the energy so that it flows smoothly and fully supports you in whatever area needs improvement.

There are two methods (at least) of Feng Shui - the compass method and the black hat method. I use the black hat method, which includes lots of common sense. For example, if you are single and want a relationship, don't have your home full of pictures of sad-looking single people. Instead have pictures of happy-looking couples, or sets of two items hanging on your walls, instead of one. If you walk into a room and think it's beautiful, don't change a thing. But if you walk into a room and the same thing always catches your eye or you notice something out of place, move it.

There are nine sections of life represented in your living and working spaces: career, wisdom & knowledge, family, prosperity, fame & reputation, relationships, children & creativity, helpful people & travel, and health. If you have objects, colors or shapes in these areas that are incompatible with the space, you may experience "stuck" energy. Conversely, if you have compatible objects, shapes and colors the energy will flow freely. If any area of your life is not going smoothly, attention to the details in that area of your home or office will improve it.