Feng Shui in the Home

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Like a lot of things, practicing feng shui begins in the home. Although it may seem a bit overwhelming to apply all the different feng shui methods to your home, you'll find if you take it room by room, it isn't difficult at all.

Beginning with a Basic Floor Plan

You don't need to hire an architect to draw you a blueprint of your home in order to apply feng shui techniques. You know the shape of your home, simply sketch it out on a piece of paper with a pencil and a ruler. After that's finished, here are some article suggestions to help you encourage positive chi flow in your living space:

  • Feng Shui for Difficult Floor plans – If you have an odd shaped home or odd shaped rooms, this article will definitely help you work your way around this problem.
  • Learn how to deal with corners – Many corners in a home are considered "poison arrows" in feng shui. They drain the positive chi while inviting negative chi. Discover how to block the negative chi caused by the various corners in your home.

Apply as You Learn

The different concepts and techniques in feng shui are vast, so don't be afraid to get the basics down with your floor plan and then apply more complicated or involved techniques as you discover them. Think of feng shui as an ongoing learning process, just remember to keep the positive chi from stagnating by keeping your home clean and clutter free.



 

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