Five Suggestions For Creating Positive Feng Shui in your Home
“Health is Wealth” and Feng shui has the means to make this adage a reality for you. It has so many useful tips to help improve your well-being and health.
The significance of good feng shui cannot be overstated since few things really do matter without good health. Feng shui can provide us a direct path between health and the energy quality in our office and home.
Several businesses and homes suffer from stagnant and weak feng shui chi or energy. Research shows that most businesses and homes are unequipped with the most fundamental level of energy needed to maintain the wellbeing of individuals who work or live there.
The following are four simple and basic feng shui suggestions to create a feeling of happiness and joy in our life and to enhance well-being and health.
Suggestion 1:
Use of Color and Light
The color and quality of natural light are vital ingredients for one’s well-being and health. A combination of beautiful and vibrant colors in your home and office as well the amount of natural light you’re getting during the day is essential for the nourishment of your energy.
If you need to be indoors most of the day, make it a point to invest in a whole range of colors that can help nourish your chi or energy.
Make sure you decorate your office or home with vibrant art – make it joyful and happy with alive and fresh colors.
Be aware that the energy you have becomes all the more enhanced by the presence of light and colors, be it through fresh flowers or a wall color art.
Suggestion 2:
Be Conscious of the Air You Breathe In
The issue of environmental pollution, specifically air pollution, has been plaguing modern societies for decades. Few people have the smarts to realize that air pollution indoor is much actually worse than the pollution outdoors.
Unless one works and/or live in a genuinely environmentally friendly and green building, they need to constantly work on keeping the quality of air in their space fresh and clean.
Essentially, this implies that no level of feng shui health cures will help, because the number one priority in feng shui for health is the air you breathe.
The best way to maintain or generate good air quality in your office or home– while also significantly enhancing its feng shui chi – is by using plants that can purify the air.
These are quality feng shui plants that can be purchased in local flower shops.
Buy as much plants as your space can handle, one to a couple of tall plants, at least, such as Areca palm will do.
Suggestion 3
Having Spa Energy in Your Bathroom
Feng shui-wise, your sense of health is closely associated with your bathroom’s energy quality.
You may have occasionally heard that a bathroom presents a huge feng shui challenge. Hence, this makes it all the more essential to consistently and diligently apply good feng shui to your bathroom!
One can easily produce a spa feeling in the bathroom, but they need to start with a clutter free and very clean foundation.
After having achieved that, art should then be introduced such as an aromatherapy diffuser, candles and other items that can generate a spa feeling in the bathroom that is pleasing to the senses.
Begin enjoying the benefits of good feng shui in your bathroom which while improving your health, also increases the overall positive feng shui chi in your house.
Suggestion 4:
Acquiring Positive Feng Shui Chi in Your Bedroom
We obviously need to work on generating positive chi in our bedroom since we spend so a lot of time there (sleeping, which is about a third of our lives).
This is extremely vital for our well-being and also for the sake of our relationship with our partners. Based on my consulting experience, an overwhelming number of bedrooms have negative energy.
Positive bedroom feng shui chi is both a very simple and complex application. It’s simply a matter of constant effort that may eventually be something of a second nature for some people.
Suggestion 5:
Positive Feng Shui Chi in Your Health Area
Each office or home has certain areas in feng shui (as determined by the map of feng shui energy or by the bagua) that can affect different aspects of a person’s life.
The health of a person is based obviously on the overall chi of the entire space, and on a deeper level, there are two parts that are associated with the state of his well-being.
The first part is the heart of your office or home, and the second part is the area named Health & Family bagua.
When it comes to both modern and traditional feng shui, there are so many cures that anyone can apply to reinforce their health.
From a sculpture of a Laughing Buddha to the use of colors, Water and Wood elements, to the ever popular feng shui lucky bamboo plant, pick one or two that best works for your space.
You’ll so much enjoy having to go through these daily steps of reinvigorating the chi in your bedroom once you have felt and known their incredible effects that can make a huge difference in your health and wellbeing.
Recommendations like not storing anything under the bed, exposing yourself to natural light during the day, keeping your closets organized and clean, maintaining good air flow, and others might look like too much work, but you can be sure that they eventually become very enjoyable!
In producing positive feng shui in your bedroom, there are still a lot of recommendations I can give. In your home, your bedroom is the most important area wherein you can position your bed in order to acquire positive feng shui. Be certain you read and comprehend these suggestions, and realize that by utilizing them in your life, they can greatly benefit your health and well-being emotionally and physically.
By practicing constancy and patience and by exerting just a little effort, anyone you can apply proper feng shui tips to convert their home into a pleasurable and beautiful space that will totally support their wellbeing and health.
Begin with little steps today, and never stop generating positive energy!
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