Do you feel a little out of balance or even simply run-down?
Do you wish you had better health to allow you to get more out of life?
Use Feng Shui to get your health back on track.
I just posted detailed Feng Shui information on the area of the Bagua responsible for Health.
If you want to find out more about the secret to a vibrant life, read up on the Feng Shui Health area.
Clutter instantly stagnates a room, bringing it’s energy levels down.
The kitchen is the heart of the home.
A kitchen that is welcoming brings the family together.
The food we place into our bodies deserves to be prepared in a fresh and clean environment which will help you live healthier.
Counter tops should be cleared of any appliances, even the toaster. Always have a place to store these things when they are not in use.
Don’t forget to keep that kitchen clean & organized!
For personalized assistance, visit the In-Home Feng Shui Consultations page.
Be sure to contact Ms. Feng Shui if you need some immediate help moving in the right direction.
Look around your bedroom.
What do you see?
How does it make you feel?
Does it look peaceful, relaxing, and calming?
Or, do you see it as a place where you can read, watch TV, and finish up your work?
Your bedroom should be a place where you can unwind and recharge for the next day; not a place where you work or study.
The biggest issue I find with my clients who have trouble sleeping is that they have a huge plasma TV in their bedroom, stacks of books on the bedside table, or use the underside of their bed for storage.
Remove those items from your bedroom and create a warm, welcoming, relaxing bedroom that you want to SLEEP in – not where you want to work.
If you are a student who has to study in your one bedroom, put your books away when you are done with them.
For instance, put those books in a bookshelf or in your backpack, where you don’t have to look at them when you are laying in your bed.
Don’t study in your bed. Your bed should be a place for you to recharge your energy and not a place to stimulate your brain.
Be careful of the placement of your bed.
Make sure that your bed is not straight in line with your doorway into the room.
Also, make sure that the reflection of mirrors do not intersect your bed.
For more information on how to Feng Shui your bedroom, read up on the Relationship corner of the Bagua.
Get cracking on that bedroom and get some sleep!
For personalized assistance, visit the In-Home Feng Shui Consultations page.
Be sure to contact Ms. Feng Shui if you need some immediate help moving in the right direction.
About the only good Feng Shui in this home's front door is the welcome mat!
What do you see when you open the front door into your home? Do you see your back door to the patio? Do you see a fire place? How about the stairs? If these things are the very first thing you see as soon as you open your door into your house, Chi (energy) that is coming into your house can go straight out the back door, out the chimney and up the stairs, all before it can give energy to any other parts of the house
Sometimes, such door placements can also drain the energy of the house. You might feel like the house is sucking the life right out of you. You can slow down the energy going striaght out by putting some plants in it’s pathway or use some red tape to slow down the energy. You might even be able to use a crystal to spread that Chi around, just as the same crystal spreads light around.
Don’t let your energy drain away. Be sure to
contact Ms. Feng Shui if you need some immediate help moving in the right direction.
What’s in your bedroom? Your bedroom should be a place of peace and quiet; a place where you can go at the end of the day and unwind… Your bedroom should not be a place to eat, watch TV, or read. When you are laying in your bed, do you see clutter in your room? Is there a mirror facing your bed? Is there “stuff” on top and inside your night stand that does not belong in the bedroom? Make sure that bedroom is a place of relaxation. Don’t store things under the bed. Keep the books and TV outside the bedroom
If you are living in a one bedroom home that doesn’t have a lot of space? Then make sure things can be put away in containers or cabinets where you don’t have to see them when you go to sleep or when you wake up. If you are going to invest time cleaning and redecorating a room in your house, redo the bedroom that you spend most of your time in. Remember, your bedroom is a place for relaxation, peace, and rejuvenation; a place of love. When you get a good night’s rest, you are more likely to get things done throughout the day. Increased productivity could equal to more money as well.
If you spend a lot of time in a space where the ceiling slants down towards you (above the bed, or above your desk), you may be in a situation where the chi is “smashing down” on you and disturbing your personal energies.
You can place a mirror facing up with the intention that you are reflecting, or lifting the ceiling back up.
Place this mirror somewhere between the top of your head and the ceiling, so that the energy is reflected away before it comes crashing down on you.
