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Fengshui
Tips
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mirror facing your table will double your food,
the sign of riches and plenty: perhaps the center
piece can be a full bowl of fresh, crystal, paper
machete (etc), fruitful fruit! |
| Give
the chair of honor (facing the door) to your
guest. |
| Avoid
sharp pointed buildings, wall corners, furniture
or accessories pointed directly at your house, bed
or desk. It is reminiscent of a cutting knife edge
or a disapproving finger. |
| Where
natural light is not readily available, especially
in corridors and entry vestibules, make sure they
are well illuminated. |
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Use
round, oval, or octagonal shaped tables.
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| Your
dining room shouldn't be too close to the front
door, guests and family will eat and run. |
| Always
try to eat facing one of your best directions. |
| Feeling
under-the-weather, try to sit facing your Tien Ti. |
| Good
birth locations: Sheng Chi (Generating Breath),
Tein Ti (Doc from Heaven), Nein Yen (Lengthened
Years), Fu Wei (Harmony). |
| Good
earth-energy (life-situations) locations:
Relationship (Earth), Children (Metal), Family
(Wood). |
| The
entry of your home or office should be open and
inviting, trim away foliage that may be blocking
the path of Chi. |
| Good
birth locations: Sheng Chi (Generating Breath),
Tein Ti (Doc from Heaven), Nein Yen (Lengthened
Years), Fu Wei (Harmony). |
| Good
earth-energy (life-situations) locations: Wealth
(Wood), Fame (Fire), Relationship (Earth),
Children (Metal), Helpful People (Metal), Career
(Water), Knowledge (Earth), Family (Wood). |
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