Feng means “gentle wind,” and Shui means “calm water.” Gentle wind and calm water are Mother Nature’s qualities of Beauty and Harmony. These features welcome “Beneficial Chi” and offer us the “good life”. Wind and Water are also Elements in Nature, and part of the Five Element Theory.
Chi (Qi or Prana) equals energy, and energy vibrations are the substance of the existence of everything. No one and nothing exists in this Universe without Chi. In our homes, office spaces, environments, the Chi is either “Exhalant and Beneficial”, or it is less than that, and can become depleted, excessive, stuck, stagnant, negative, even harmful, thus producing unwelcoming energies and events. It is important to examine our living and work environments to see just what is happening there.
What is in your environment has a direct correlation to events in
your life. Our personal environments, spatial areas in home,
office and environs reflect who we are and where we are in our
life journey.
Your home, work environment, all building structures are not
only a composite of materials assembled for shelter, they are also
composed of Infinite Energy.
The Ba Gua is an ancient 8 sided figure which has corresponding areas to specific relationships, such as Career, Health, Prosperity, Love, Family, Children, Creativity, Knowledge, which are applied to the environment, structure and individual rooms; exploring the Predecessor Law; satisfying the Four Conditions; striving for Balance and Harmony; reducing clutter; Raising the Percentages; using the 9 Basic Cures; trusting your intuition; and by using Intentions of the person who is seeking a Feng Shui reading.
How do you feel when you enter a space? Do you feel light or heavy? Are you contented, happy, or unsettled and nervous, sad or angry, indifferent or unmotivated? Does the place deplete and drain you? Or is it supportive of your Life Force?
We all respond to the energy in a room, a building, our home, and to the things that it contains. Do you know what events have taken place there? Is there a lot of drama? Do you have an irregularly shaped house, room(s)? Does Nature surround your home or are you in concrete heaven? Is there a body of water behind your house? Do you have heavy traffic in front of the house? How much light do you have? How is the air? These are just a few crucial questions to ask yourself as you look around your home and office.
Another
assessment is discovering when things in our environment become
invisible, when we no longer “see what’s in our space” – we pass by
objects, pictures, dust, dirt, over-crowded and mismanaged things.
We just no longer see them,. That is the junction it is important to
open your “Feng Shui Eyes” and see what you are doing, accumulating,
and living with.
We are required to see what’s in our space, to see what is
happening there, because all these energies, the Chi of Everything
impacts upon our lives, our relationship and our outcomes. We have
the resource to create Beneficial Energies which help us and our
loved ones, help our neighbors, and ultimately help the world.
Feng
Shui is environmentally friendly, and was one of the first
ecological sciences mankind developed. Good Feng Shui reaps good
results and sends out concentric rings of Positive Energies into
your neighborhood. We are all interconnected. What we do, say,
think, create, ultimately affects the globe. As the New
Millennium comes forth we are presented with a unique opportunity
and challenge to create environments in our home, work place and
communities which support not only our personal well-being, but
sponsors “World Harmony Energetics”.
