The Chinese harmonization technique transforms the atmosphere at home

According to Feng Shui, repositioning furniture and including accessories in your home decor can bring more prosperity and motivation to residents. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese technique that works to harmonize and balance environments. According to the book “Feng Shui Consulting, Learn and Do” (Madras), by architect and […]

According to Feng Shui, repositioning furniture and including accessories in home decor can bring more prosperity and motivation to residents.

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese technique that works to harmonize and balance environments. According to the book “Feng Shui Consulting, Learn and Do” (Madras), by architect and Feng Shui consultant Helen Spalter, there are “invisible” energies in environments that cause discomfort or well-being in the people who frequent them. The good news is that these vibrations can be manipulated through Feng Shui instructions.

The ancient technique works with chi energy. Adherents of Feng Shui believe that chi is the life energy that emanates from all things in the universe. This energy moves in space through two forces: wind (feng) and water (shui). Therefore it is important to properly reposition objects in your home. In this way the energy flows do not stagnate in the environments.

Homes, schools and businesses can benefit from Feng Shui lessons. When spaces receive the adaptations of this technique, the lives of everyone around them receive prosperity in different areas, such as health, creativity, finances, family, emotional relationships and friendships. Here are some tips on how to furnish your home according to this philosophy.

Entrance door

The space next to the main entrance door must always be clean, bright and pleasant so that chi energy can enter the environment. For harmonization to work, the door must be proportionate to the size of the residence. Since plants activate chi, they are always welcome in this place.

Plant

Placing them in the social areas of the residence (living rooms, pantry, balcony) helps purify the air and attract positive vibrations. The peace lily is highly recommended because it brings good luck and promotes harmony.

Windows

It is recommended that a room have a maximum of three windows for each door. If this is not possible, simply install a wind chime behind the door. Windows that open fully, such as tilt-and-turn windows, are best, as they promote chi circulation.

Kitchen

This room is responsible for the energies that generate prosperity and wealth. Ideally, therefore, it should not be in front of the house, as this position is considered inauspicious by Feng Shui.

Room

Bed arrangement is very important as we spend a third of our lives sleeping. For good harmonization, the bed should be located diagonally in the space and, as far as possible, away from the door. To avoid energy losses, Feng Shui followers advise against sleeping with your feet facing the door.

Bath

Since this is a room designed to eliminate waste, it deserves special attention. Therefore you should not stop in front of a room so as not to drain the energy of those who live there. To solve this problem, place a mirror on the outside surface of the bathroom door. Furthermore: to avoid excessive energy losses, the toilet should always have the lid down. Likewise, when not in use, seal the drain.

Source: Terra

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