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F is for FENG SHUI
Feng Shui is a big part of my way of Life – We at Isheeria’s practice this in our own Lives, Homes and offer consultation for others who want to apply the benefits to their own Lives, Homes and Offices. So, What’s so special about Feng Shui? Read on –
Feng Shui is the art of Man living in harmony with the environment. Feng Shui is a science – An ancient wisdom that teaches on to live in harmony with the forces of the universe.
Feng Shui is a blend of the Environmental Theory and the Flying Star theory.
It takes into account the physical features of your environment, the directions of your dwelling, and the birth details of you and the building, and the period of the house, and your current period and the current year.
The Ancient Chinese were great believed in Positive and Negative energy and that every object is predominantly Yin or Yang.
They worked with 5 Elements – Fire, Earth, Metal, Water and Wood.
Feng Shui tells us how to bring all of these into balance.
Here is one of my favorite and a potent remedy which brings all the 5 elements together in Harmony and Balance –
- Glass or Crystal Bowl
- Water
- Fresh Flowers
- Metal Coins
- Candle
Note – These can be separately kept together or incorporated into one arrangement.
You can read more about Feng Shui here.
If you would like to book a Feng Shui consultation for your Home or Office, contact us here or send an email to isheeriashealingcircles@gmail.com.
Blessed Be!
Ishieta @ Isheeria’s
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Very Interesting writeup.
Thanks for sharing.
Read mine https://creativelifestar.wordpress.com/2017/04/07/fatehpur-sikri-visit-to-explore-mughal-era-architecture/
Isn’t Feng Shui more common sense than mumbo jumbo? What you have written about would add to the peace and quiet and general ambiance of a house/place. Isn’t it?
Yes, Feng Shui is common sense. For example – If you have a tree directly in from of your main door – A FS consultant will say it stops the flow of Sheng Chi (positive energy), whereas, common sense also tells you that the tree (depending o the proximity) will block the free flow of air and light into the house. But, Feng Shui is also much more than just that.
Thank you Unishta for visiting.
I love to keep a bowl of fresh flowers in water!
Aditi
I love it too 🙂 but, just remember, it isn’t advisable to keep them in your bedroom. Thank you for visiting 🙂
Well this sounds great Ish- the bowl, water, flowers, coins and candle – all together make for the perfect alignment of the elements 🙂
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Anything to do with energy appeals to me. I have not practised Feng shui yet though I do believe in achieving harmony in the environment. Will try with the five elements you have mentioned here. Thanks for sharing.
There are so many myths surrounding Feng Shui, and I am so glad you’ve written this to set them right!:)
Thanks M 🙂
Thank you M 🙂 Yes, I hope to do a series which will be helpful for anyone to incorporate the principles into their lives easily. It is a wonderful tool.
I love the way you share!! Balancing the elements in one arrangement is a lovely idea. Thank you.
I love the idea of people living in harmony with the environment, I hope that will be the norm someday for everybody. Don’t know much about feng shui, but I am very intrigued by the yin and yang theory.
I try and keep all elements present in and outside of our home! I love Feng Shui and the thought and wisdom behind it. Awesome 🙂
Have never heard about Feng Shui before. I’m willing to try anything that promotes positive energy. Thanks for sharing this information. 🙂
Feng Shui is interesting. I have never really been into it but it seems pretty cool!
Thank you 🙂 I like the ‘cool’ tag!
Very interesting aryiart thanks for sharing