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The Meaning of Feng Shui The correct energy flow known as Chi and water and wind. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese system of Aesthetics believed to use the laws of both Heaven and Earth to help one improve life by receiving positive Chi. |
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The Bagua The Bangua is a map used in Feng Shui (see bellow) to find out which part of your home or office correlates with a particular situation in your life. Once you fully understand the Feng Shui map, you will be able to evaluate and adjust your environment to incorporate a healthier and productive lifestyle. |
(Start from the top right of the map moving clockwise) Fire Governs, fame fortune and recognition Color; red Mother Earth Governs, partnership, marriage and happiness Colors; Yellow, Beige Soft Metal Governs, joy, harmony, and children Colors: White, Silver, Gold Hard Metal Governs the presence of helpful people and mentors Colors: Gold, Silver White Water Governs careers aspects Colors: Black, Blue, Deep Purple Mountain Earth Governs education, self-development, and spirituality. Colors: Beige, Yellow Hard Wood Governs family, relationships and health. Colors; Green, Brown Soft Wood Governs abundance, blessings, and prosperity. Color; Green |
Chi manifests itself in different aspects |
Dark and Light Female and Male Negative and Positive |
Walk on a rainbow trail, walk on a trail of song, and all about you will be beauty. There isa way out of every dark mist, eover a rainbow trail. Traditional Dineh/Navajo Tribal Song (Native American) |
When I walk through the woods, may my right foot and my left foot be harmless to the little creatures that move in its grasses: as it is said by the mouth of the prophet, They shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain. Rabbi Moshe Hakotun |
It is better to be In God's hands and be poor Than to have your wealth In your own storehouse. It is better to have Bread with a happy heart Than great riches And a troubled heart. Amenemope |
There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. Albert Einstein |