Chi means “Energy”
Three basic Concepts of Feng Shui:
- Safety
- Clutter
- Environmental Affirmations
Safety
- Negative and unsafe objects we need to remove from our homes
- Weapons and weapon like objects
- Anything that registers as unsafe to the nervous system
- Unfriendly furniture
- Anything you can stub your toe, hit your head, bump into or injure yourself in anyway is considered unsafe
- Beams register as heavy objects over our heads to our subconscious. We are working with things that affect the nervous system on a subtle level.
- Ceiling fans
- These effects may be subtle, but like water dripping on a stone, over time there is a hole where the stone once was. Because we spend so much time in our homes and workplaces, all of these accumulate.
- Do I love It?
- Does it uplift me?
- Is it useful?
- Does it reflect who i am now in my life?
- If it is broken, when am i going to fix it?
- It reflects our conscious and unconscious beliefs about life and our selves.
- What does your environment say about you?
- Broken things drag your chi down
- Unfinished projects may be sending a message of “you lazy person you never finish anything”
- Unused exercise machines as “naggers” every time you walk by them sending negative messages
- Furniture and objects from past relationships that invoke a negative memory should be moved out of your space and replaced with items that feed you in a positive way
- Art is extremely important and is taking up prime real estate on you walls or in your space
- Negative are may be powerful and designed to invoke a strong reaction and message, but we cannot live with it in our homes.
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