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Feng Shui Furniture Placement Tip
Health
Children and the Family
Fame
Travel and friends
Knowledge
Business
Love
Money

 

QUICK TIPS FOR GOOD FENG SHUI
Entryway
Bed Room
Living Room
Kitchen
Dining Room
Bathroom
Windows
Plants
Lighting
Hallway
Mirrors
Carpet
Color
Fish
Accessories


Furniture placement in Feng Shui is a key element in directing the flow of Chi. When placing furniture it is important not to block, interfere, distort, or force the flow of Chi. You do not want to cram furniture and accessories into a tight space. It needs breathing room. Raise beds, chairs, and couches at least a few inches off the floor. This allows Chi to move freely. Putting the minimum in the room is the best approach. Position the furniture so it has a good view of the entryway. This goes for couches, desks, sink, stove, chairs, and beds. If there isn't a way to achieve this then place a mirror so you can see the entry. This way it protects you from surprises. There should be at least three feet of space between furniture. This goes for a night stand next to the bed and a couch and the coffee table. Accessories can add a personal touch to any room. Place frequently used items at eye level so you may reach it when necessary. Pictures should be placed so that when sitting down they are not too high above eye level. When hanging big pictures, they should be hung over a large piece of furniture. Arranging your furnishings a certain way can bring forth good fortune into various aspects of your life. Here are a few suggestions to certain areas of your life:


Health: Place the colors green, black, and red in the east part of your home. That is where the sun rises at your house. Put images of the following in this area also: streams, trees and fish ponds. Adding a plant or organic accessories, with bright lights will be good to add to this area.Go Top
Children and the Family: This is the area that the sun sets in your house. This is the west. The best colors to use for this area are white, dark blue and yellow. Family photos, toys, awards, crystals, stones and round shapes go great in this area.Go Top
Fame: This is the south part of the home. This could also represent the area of the home that gets the most natural sunlight all day. Colors are red and yellow. This is a place to put objects that represent you, photos of yourself, your awards and trophies. Wood objects, and electrical appliances are good for this area. If you do not have a place in your home that gives out natural sunlight then you can create your own with lights and heat.Go Top
Travel and friends: This is in the northwest. This is where you can place your luggage, travel posters and brochures. Other accessories can include angel items, rocks, or crystals. The best colors to use are silvery white, light blue and turquoise.Go Top
Knowledge: This is in the northeast. The best colors are white, gray, red, yellow and brown. Use earthy materials and metals. This is a good place for books, notebooks, computers and an office with all the equipment.Just keep in mind to arrange furniture for coziness, comfort and good conversation. Achieve this by making sure there is empty space for Chi to flow.Go Top

Business: This is in the north end of your home or near the main entry. Use dark blue, white, black or gray colors here. Place irregular shapes and metals like gold, copper and bronze. This is the area that putting your phone, desk and computer is good.Go Top
Love: The farthest right-hand corner from the entry of any room or the southwest of the house. Use earthy colors like brown and yellow, or the Fire colors such as pink and red. Metals and stones are great. You can also put crystals, romantic objects and photos and still water in this area.Go Top
Money: The southeast or the far left of the entry of any room. Use the colors green, red or black. Accessories to use are round-leaf plants. To add to the plant or pot tie a red ribbon around it. Place three coins under your plant. Items to keep out of this area are coffee pots, storage items, electrical appliances and pointy plants.Go Top

QUICK TIPS FOR GOOD FENG SHUI

The best ways to improve Feng Shui in your home include removing clutter, rearranging furniture, adding or removing decorative features and the use of "cures" such as plants, water, wind chimes, color and crystals.
Entryway: The front entrance is where Chi enters your home. It should be well-defined, clear of hindrance, bright and open. Remove mirrors opposite your entryway door. The mirror will reflect beneficial Chi -- and prosperity -- out of your home before it has a chance to enter.Go Top
Bedroom: Occasional insomnia might be the result of unbalanced energy in your bedroom. Try the following suggestions, but if your room design doesn't permit perfect Feng Shui, be creative. Experiment with variations and modifications of these ideas to find what works for you.
· Place your headboard against a wall to ground your   power.
· Place your bed diagonally opposite the door so you have a commanding view of the mouth of the Chi and will be in the best position to receive life-force energy as it enters the room. Sleeping is a vulnerable state, so it's important that your bedroom be supportive to your being.
· Do not sleep with your head or feet directly pointed at the door. It's believed this is a disruptive sleeping position because when a corpse leaves a room it goes feet first.
· Avoid putting the head of the bed under a window or exposed beam which gives off bad energy and can lead to unbalanced sleep. If it must be under a window, keep the curtains drawn.
·The use of mirrors in your home can create energies that are either very good or very bad, and bedroom mirrors are strictly taboo. Believed to cause infidelity and bad luck, avoid them in this room, particularly opposite the foot of your bed. If you must include them, drape them with cloth or suppress the negative energy with plants or wind chimes. Place your bed diagonally opposite the door so you have a commanding view of the mouth of the Chi.Go Top
Living Room: The heart of family life, the living room is where you kick-back, relax and enjoy. The energy flow of this all-important room is essential for good Feng Shui. The living room should be clutter free and not over-furnished. Arrange furniture to create a leisurely meandering flow. Soft, rounded sofas and chairs with high backs symbolize support in the lives of family members Hang pictures of friends and family on the east wall to enhance the family and health sector (refer to the Ba-Gua).Place stereo equipment on the west wall to bring extra luck to your home. Dispel negative Chi caused by televisions (due to the electrical field they emanate) by hiding them behind entertainment center doors or strategically placed plants. Arrange furniture so people can meander through without bumping into anything. The living room should be bright, cheerful, comfortable and welcoming. It should be decorated with your most beautiful and pleasing possessions. Ensure that the sofas and chairs have comfortable back supports and armrests. Make the sitting arrangement to form a square, a circle or an octagon.
Avoid L-shaped arrangements in the living room. Brighten the corners always by using lights or plants (with rounded leaves). 
Pot a painting or a picture of sunrise hung on the southern wall. This would open up new avenues for growth in your life.Go Top

KITCHEN: The energy of the chef is imparted into the food so it's important to create a balanced environment. Placing your stove next to or directly opposite your sink or refrigerator will cause a clash between the fire and water elements. Leave space between them and place your stove in the south, rotating your use of each burner to encourage the flow of prosperity.Go Top
DINING ROOM:
Place portraits of food or a large mirror in your dining area to promote abundance.Go Top
Bathroom:
At last you can give the men in your home a good reason to keep the toilet cover closed -- doing so prevents Chi being unnecessarily flushed away.Go Top
Windows:
Fix and repair windows. They are the eyes of the Chi and affect one's clarity, so replace broken glass panes and clean the windows. Chi flows through windows even when they're closed.Go Top
Plants:
Spiky leaves generate "poison arrows." Choose round leafed varieties instead. Plants are cures for protruding corners and exposed beams that are believed to give off bad energy.Go Top
Lighting:
Adequate natural lighting, as well as artificial lighting is important. You can enhance light further with mirrors to boost the energy in the home, increase opportunities and broaden possibilitiesGo Top
Hallway:
If you have long corridors or cramped spaces in your home, paint them white and keep them well lit to ensure your Chi does not become stagnant.
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Mirrors:
Mirrors are referred to as the aspirin of Feng Shui. They can correct many problems, but they must be used properly. When placed badly, mirrors can cause problems, especially in the bedroom. · When part of your floor plan is missing a corner, place a mirror on the opposite wall to "create" the missing area. · A mirror at the bottom of stairs will slow down the Chi going downstairs. · Use mirrors to open up small, cramped spaces and amplify light. This will prevent Chi from becoming stagnant. Mirrors possess a special form of energy which can either be very good or very bad. Keep all the mirrors clean and light. Throw away the cracked mirrors. When used as a looking glass, the mirror should be placed at the head height.
Mirror in the bedroom should never reflect the bed. Mirrors reflecting the bed can cause havoc in a couple marriage at alone life.
Mirrors in the dinning room enhance your fortune. Mirror in the kitchen bring grave danger into your life.
Mirrors can so on all walling, except the one which reflect the door.
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Carpet: A carpet should blend with all the elements of the room, but the ruling element (ie: wood if the room is in the north) should help you choose the color and pattern. A rug can activate healthy energy flow into and through your living space by highlighting specific parts of a room. When part of your floor plan is missing a corner, place a mirror on the opposite wall to "create" the missing area.Go Top
Color:
Use colors to create balance. Every color has a unique vibration frequency and the five elements are each represented by color, as shown on the Ba Gua. For example, if you want to relax, green -- associated with the element wood and life aspiration for health and family -- is the most soothing color and a great choice for bedrooms. If you have white walls you can balance out your colors with rugs, pictures, chairs, etc. Avoid too much of any one color.Go Top
Fish: Place a fish tank in the north sector of your living room or home office to energize the career aspiration which is governed by water. Place one in the south-east sector to activate the wealth area. The best fish to use are arrowana or goldfish: eight gold and one black or two gold and one black are auspicious combinations. From fish to wind chimes to crystals, it's easy to go overboard and become overwhelmed by Feng Shui. But you don't have to do everything at once, so go slowly and carefully choose what works best for you. Looking for a good place to start? -- Learn how to say it (fung shway) and remove clutter. In Feng Shui, neatness definitely counts.Go Top
Accessories:
Anything made of crystal is good as it acts as a prism and brings in more good Chi. Wind chimes are excellent Feng Shui tools. Use six or eight rods to enhance good luck, and five rods (preferably made of metal) to "push down" bad energy. To attract influential people into your life, place a wind chime with six or eight metal rods in the north-west of your living room.Go Top


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