Feng Shui advices for 2015: Home decoration in the year of the Goat – The goat in Chinese zodiac represent home and family. In the same time, it is a symbol of purity,art and beauty, so Feng Shui teachers recommend to keep your house immaculately clean this year.
Start with the entrance door. Make the lightning stronger, paint the walls in brighter colors and buy a new doormat – it will bring the good vibrations to your home.
Clean the home from negative energy using orange peel.
Feng Shui And Eco Projects In Your Home – The roof is a very important feature to a house and in fact, the initial enclosure of a roof on a new building will establish what we call the ‘flying star chart’ for the space, having semi-permanent influences on the health and well-being of the occupants.
In the case of solar panels, it would hardly be considered a construction project since the application of the panels is fairly easy to do and it does not disturb the roof in any significant way. Re-roofing and tearing away the old roof might be considered more imposing than the installation of solar panels.
Red color in feng shui – Red is a powerful color. It is primal and not easily ignored. It is the color of blood, the beating heart, birth, death and love. It is a romantic color used traditionally for Valentine’s day and in Chinese weddings for good luck. It is recommended for bedrooms to encourage lovemaking and early pregnancy. In feng shui it is the most yang (active) of all the colors and represents the fire element–and is the only color feng shui consultants use that is as effective as any of the elements.
We use red color in home decorating to warm an environment, to enhance appetite or encourage romantic feelings. Most people like red because it is an excitable color – it can make us more amorous.
Most of us do not rearrange the furniture in our home very often. Big pieces of furniture such as the bookcases, sofas, beds and dining tables pretty much stay in the same position in our homes for years, if not decades. Old furniture that hasn’t been used for a long time can create many negative feng shui implications. That energy around such furniture is stale and stagnant. Over the years accumulation of stale Chi will start to emit a great amount of sick energy.
Examples of furniture prone to stale energy build-up are old bookcases. Very often, many of us have great big bookcases filled with tones old books. Chances are, we don’t remember the last time we read, or even touched a book from the shelves.
One of the basic requirements needed to make a house a healthy and pleasant place to live is a good and natural lighting. The people usually considering houses and apartments with more natural light in more desirable to buying and living.
The living room
The ideal position of the living room of the apartment, which is exposed to light for a longer portion of the day. Since the living room is the place where the family spend a lot of time in relaxing time together, it would be ideal to have a plenty of a daylight. The living rooms that facing the North, North-East or North-West have a lot of sun in early morning hours, but getting darker about the 11 am.
Feng shui strives for a peaceful, harmonious and balanced co-existence between men, women and their surroundings. But peace and harmony may be hard to come by in the typical work day world. Is your office the least peaceful environment in which you find yourself each day? Because its long history is time-tested and its principles are logical, feng shui is adaptable to any environment and any lifestyle. You can start today to make your home office a more pleasant and profitable place.
Whether at home or in an out-of-home office, large or small, wide-open or more along the lines of a narrow closet, you can arrange your office space to achieve the positive energy flow and harmonious environment for which feng shui designs are known and practiced the world over. Here are a few tips that work to revitalize your home office the feng shui way:
