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Feng Shui For Beginners – What Can it Really Do For You?

March 3, 2010 in Beginners Feng Shui | No comments

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A lot of people ask the question – is Feng Shui for Me?

We have a collection of articles that will help you to answer that question.

The following article was writen by our team and published online.

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Feng shui is neither hard to implement or difficult to understand. As soon as you understand the basic principles, you’ll see that feng shui is a very sensible way to deal wit your relationship with your surroundings and your home.

The most important thing to remember is that the philosophy is based on living in harmony with your surroundings. While living in balance and equilibrium with the planet, its rivers and mountains, your life will feel calmer and more harmonious. Going against the grain, so to speak, causes more energy to be exerted and as a result the natural environment works against you.

So what can feng shui really do for you?

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Feng Shui for Beginners

March 2, 2010 in Beginners Feng Shui | 1 comment

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The Basic Principles and Symbols of Feng Shui

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As someone just starting out, it’s very important to understand the basic principles of how Feng Shui relates to the space or area that we live in such as our homes or offices before we include time into the equation.

The best place to start is by understanding the symbols and the concepts of Feng Shui. There are really onto two concepts that you will need to understand and they are

  • The concept of cosmic breath, “Chi”, referred to as “Energy” by the West.
  • The five elements that make up the world and their direct relationship to each other.

There are also symbols which you will come to know and the most common of these are

  • The Pa Kua
  • The Eight trigrams of the I Ching
  • The Lo Shu magic square.

These principles and symbols are universal to Feng Shui, no matter what school you choose to follow. They are very important for your understanding how the Chinese perceive the world and how the universal energy affects every human beings destiny.

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Chi is considered to be the vital energy that surrounds all things. This energy can be harnessed and used to improve any aspect of your life. Chi is created in nature by the gentle meandering flow of water, by the shape of a beautiful mountain and by many other elements within nature. Have you ever felt rejuvenated after talking a walk along the beach or felt a sense of calm after strolling along a wooded path.

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