Harmony Concepts

The successful practice of feng shui includes implementing needed feng shui cures and harmony concepts to bring balance to your home and life.

Practitioners of feng shui strive to live in harmony with nature, to clear their environment of negative chi and to facilitate the flow of positive chi allowing it to flow freely throughout their homes and workplaces. By using fundamental theories and tools of feng shui areas of auspicious and inauspicious energies of your living environment are identified. Once you identify these problem areas you can take steps to remedy the problems.

Applying the remedies, known as feng shui cures, must be done with the proper intention so the cures are activated correctly. Once the cures are in place, the positive chi is not blocked and freely flows within your space giving you an overall feeling of well being and a sense of harmony and balance in life.

An important principle of feng shui is living in a clutter free environment. When you clear the clutter from your home or office, you are clearing stagnant, draining energy from your space. Clutter has negative influences on your life. It blocks the vital flow of universal energy, often making you feel stuck in a rut, tired and unhappy.

Once you clear the clutter from your space and your life, your energy level increases and you feel less weighted down. As the universal energy of life, sheng chi or positive chi, fills your being it makes you feel stronger, healthier and happier.

In feng shui, the theory and philosophy of yin yang is the basis of one of the most important harmony concepts. According to this theory everything in the universe is either yin or yang energy. Yin is the feminine, passive energy force and yang is the masculine, active force of energy. Although the forces are strongly opposed to each other, they are also strongly connected. Both energies of yin and yang are needed together as one cannot exist without the other.

For a harmonious home or office, you must balance the energies of yin and yang in your surroundings. As polar opposites, both energies are essential for life.

A bagua map is a fundamental tool of feng shui used in determining the auspicious, or positive energy areas, and inauspicious, the negative energy areas, of your home or office. The bagua map is divided into nine sections that correlate to nine essential aspects of life.

To use the bagua lay it over a floor plan of your space. It acts as a blueprint in identifying the areas that hold negative energy. Once identified, apply the needed fung shui cures to those areas creating a more harmonious space.

Basic understanding of how the five elements of feng shui relate to one another in the creative cycle is needed to successfully balance these elements in your home or office. In the practice of feng shui the elements have energy and are in constant movement.

Using feng shui cures the energy of the elements is balanced creating a harmonious space. If the energies of the elements are out of balance, harmony cannot exist. When the elements are not in harmony, you feel anxious, empty and depressed.

According to the followers of the Flying Stars School of feng shui, there are two energy groups in your home, the east group and the west group. Your kua number helps in determining which directions, or corners, of your home or office are the most favorable. These are your lucky corners full of auspicious energy.

Circle of Light provides an online tool for determining your personal kua number.

Once you institute the basic harmony concepts of feng shui into your living environment, you are on your way to living a healthy, happy and successful life.

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