So, now that the term provides a little more insight to readers, how do you integrate this concept into your daily activities and home? There are many traditional methods believed to improve life?s qualities. Here are your starting points:
Fresh Air, Fresh Air, Fresh Air
Don?t allow your home to become too confined through air conditioning and heating systems. This will dull the feng shui energy in your specific rooms. Be sure to allow natural air into your home by opening windows to allow fresh breezes from natural air. You can also introduce feng shui air purifying plants and air purifiers. These will overcome the dull atmosphere created by overused (but necessary) air conditioning and heating systems.
Allow Natural Light Inside
Be sure to utilise as much natural light in your home as possible. Similar to that of fresh air, a dull and dampened atmosphere also decreases the feng shui in your home. Try to avoid lighting created through unnatural energy sources and utilise the natural sources provided by the sun. You should also consider using full-spectrum-lights, LED lights which is a source of energy efficient lighting.
Good Location and Neighbourhood
If you are prospecting suitable areas to build your home, consider the vibe that the neighbourhood has. Be sure that the area where you are considering locating receives positive energy from surroundings. This would simply include the friendly community, cleanliness of streets and just an overall positive vibe. Any vandalism, poor serenity or sloping land, for example, can be considered poor feng shui.
The House Must Have a Strong Front Door
The front door is very important for feng shui, as this is where the home receives it Chi. Chi is the term known for universal energy. Therefore if you have a strong front door, you are entering through a very solid presence and increasing the positive universal energy every time you enter your home. The size, strength and overall design to the front door can contribute and increase the overall universal energy.
Room Positions ? All Elements Combined
The floor plans of your house will also contribute to the feng shui within the home. Now, consider the previous comments and consider each of the elements in each room of your home. Be sure that all rooms allow fresh breezes and natural air, permits an abundance of natural light, is within reasonable dimensions and locations accessible to convenient resources and have strong entry ways. An integration of all the elements will ensure the feng shui is positive through your entire home, not just specific room or areas.
There are many other feng shui tips to consider for your home, these are just some points to get you started. Positive feng shui will reside in your home if you embrace as many natural resources as possible.
Written by Keith Hensley
Source: http://andrearbaker.com/5-must-read-chinese-feng-shui-tips-for-your-home
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