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Feng Shui is a process that affects your internal landscape just as much as it affects your physical environment. In order for your spirit to be nourished by the enhancements you make to your home, you must start the entire process by looking inward, and this is an important Feng Shui tip that most Feng Shui consultants like me would offer to all Feng Shui beginners. This in fact is the essence of The Spiritual Feng ShuiTM which looks at the Feng Shui at a higher level than the other types of Feng Shui which mostly aim at improving at a niche level; be it your office, home or bedroom.

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By organizing our environment randomly, we do not take control of how it affects us and give it the chance to become an obstacle without even realizing of it.

Feng shui teaches us that the spaces where we live or work should be thoughtfully disposed in order to take the best advantage of them and make them be a help to us rather than an obstacle.

Feng shui shows us how our spaces can be designed and re-arranged in order to provide us the right balance and harmony. Simple things such as the position in which we place our desk, can become determinative toe harmony we feel in that space, and affect factors such as the concentration we may thhave when working in that space.

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Feng shui rules for the bedroom advocates creating space for couples and not solitary furnishing. Having only one nightstand or space on one side of the bed indicates solitude, which can hold your single status in place. If you are single, but don’t want to remain one, work at decorating your bedroom like there is a partner there.

Symmetry is the key in feng shui where light stands and lamps have to be positioned on both sides of the bed. Work at decorating the bedroom in pairs or multiples. Instead of placing a single flower in a vase, place a bunch of flowers. Feng shui rules include hanging art showing romance and unity as this art creates a sense of balance and abundance in the room.

According to feng shui rules, the right corner of the bedroom is the love center. So no matter if you are single or a couple, you have to build a love shrine in this spot. This can be done by placing a table, dresser or shelf in this corner. Place a picture of yourself and your partner, a heart shaped box, books on romantic poetry and a pair of candles on it. Maybe even a thriving plant with wound and not spiky leaves or some silk plants or flowers could be added to this love shrine. However never leave any sick flowers or dried foliage as this obviously symbolizes that your love life is sick and dry too!

Feng Shui is the study of our environment. No matter we are in our home or in vehicles, they are closely related to feng shui because the environment where these people will affect our behavior and emotions as well as our destiny / luck. Because of this, it had been of concern to car’s feng shui. Automotive feng shui is about the main car models, colors, drive method, driving, car decoration, car passengers, car mascots, driving roads, parking lots, as well as other relevant aspects which affert us. The following key aspects of feng shui vehicle to make a description:

First, which country vehicle is sutiable you?
Before having car , the horse carriage is man’s best land-based transport. 1770 Frenchman Nicolas Gounod will be mounted on a board on board the steam engine, to create a section of a steam dray, which is the world’s first use of a machine-driven vehicles. In 1885, the German engineer Karl Benz in Mannheim will lead to a 0.85-horsepower gasoline engine equipped on a tricycle. Another German engineer Gottlieb Daimler is also used to create a 1.1-horsepower gasoline engine powered four-wheeled vehicles, this is the car in the modern sense.

Are suitable for any vehicle of any one person do? Of course not, from feng shui point of view, different vehicle suit different people. It based on the five elements. For example, the U.S. is a gold inc five element, the German car is a fire, the Japanese cars are the five elements of wood. Chinese cars is land. some European car is a water element. Therefore, in the selection of their own car, the first thing to consider is the five elements in line with their country’s car.

Feng Shui Bathroom Cures

Recently I have had some questions from readers about bathrooms. I thought it would be a good time to talk about the smallest room in the house. Well now-a-days it isn’t the smallest anymore. People are turning their bathrooms into meditation spaces, gathering spots with sofas and chairs and in some cases they are becoming palatial spaces. But for most of us the bathroom remains a humble place to take care of very human needs.

When planning a new house or major renovation that includes the bathroom there are some things to consider. One of the most important is where to put the bathroom. Here we can think of some common sense rules. The bathroom is prone to smells, bacteria, leaking pipes and excess moisture. These are all things we want to avoid in the rest of the house. If you put your bathroom into the middle of your home it opens up the whole house to these problems. If it is in the middle you will not likely have an exterior window to open to release smells and moisture. If this is the case then you must be sure to have an efficient ventilation system.

You also don’t want to have your bathroom next to the front entrance or in view of the entrance. Not only is it unsightly and potentially smelly, you don’t want your guests to be greeted in this manner. For the same reason you don’t want to see the bathroom from the kitchen. Having a bathroom on the second floor over the kitchen is also a no-no. If pipes leak you can imagine this would not be a good thing. Feng Shui Bathroom Cures

In Feng Shui, the bathroom is a sanctuary where you nurture yourself.

Does your bathroom rejuvenate you in the morning and help you relax and unwind in the evening, or does it create chaos, increase stress and promote tension in your life?

Consider the following aspects of your bathroom and implement some of the suggestions to create a spa-like experience that uplifts your energy and renews your spirit.

1. Colors: The best colors for a bathroom include lighter shades of green, yellow, blue, silver sage, lavender, and yellow.

The bathroom already has an enormous amount of water energy represented with the sink, tub, shower and toilet. Colors that incorporate the “wood” element, such as light blues and greens, feed the water element and create a sense of balance.

Avoid colors such as red, purple, emerald, navy, brown and black; they make the room feel smaller. Additionally, red, purple and black represent the fire (red and purple) or water (black) element, which can make the water element in the room undesirably strong.

I recently worked with a client who had a small bathroom decorated entirely in red. The room felt tight and constricting. I felt my body tense as soon as I entered. I suggested that she paint over the red with a lighter cream or white and introduce green accents in the form of a shower curtain, rug and towels. Her bathroom now feels like a lush, personal oasis that she loves.