Feng Shui Tips for Interiors...

4 Action Tips for Greater Energy and Positive Chi

Here are four easy Feng Shui tips for your interior spaces so that you and your family may experience better health, harmony and elimination of negative chi!

A primary goal of Feng Shui is to help you create the ideal environment to thrive in - be it your home or place of business...or ideally, both!

Feng Shui Tip #1 – The Front Door to Your Dwelling or Office.

The front door to your home or place of business is one of the key areas to consider when employing Feng Shui actions.

Make sure the front door is in good repair and working condition. If the door is worn looking or old you should consider replacing it with a solid wood door that promotes security and stability.

The front door is the conduit whereby energy from the outside world enters your home or office space. It is of extreme importance to allow good "chi" to come into the structure.

This is where opportunity "knocks" and money/wealth energy flows in. The door should not be restricted in movement, and for best results all hardware should function properly.

The area just as you enter the space should be free of clutter and object that obstruct the path and hinder the flow of positive energy coming in. The objects act as stumbling blocks and are best organized elsewhere or discarded.

Feng Shui Tip #2 – Maintain the Peace of Your Bedroom.

The main bedroom of the home is another crucial area of importance as is the bed within this room. The bedroom is meant for quiet and repose and is ideally a place of sanctuary where inhabitants can retreat to for nightly rejuvenation.
 
Try not to use your bedroom as a work place – the energy of work will linger in the room and will not promote restful sleep. Remove uncalming influences such as television sets and stereo systems from the room – allow the bedroom to be the place it was intended to be.

Feng Shui Tip #3 - Bring Happy Life Into Your Space With Indoor Plants.

The energy and balance of this room affects all other areas of the home. A home of office space has good "chi" when a nice selection of healthy indoor flowering plants are nurtured and thriving.

According to the Chinese “Book of Odes” doorways adorned with magnolia flowers are especially blessed! Magnolias are the symbol of female attractiveness and a sweet demeanor.

Another plant highly regarded in Feng Shui is the jade plant, often referred to as the "money plant."

The leaves of the jade plant (symbolic of abundance) are thick, green, lush and succulent.

Feng Shui Tip #4 – Clearing of Clutter is the Path to Liberation.

Clutter had the effect of choking the home and stifling energy flows. It zaps energy in countless ways!

Clutter has a way of keeping us locked in the past and tied down. We become slaves to our belongings over time – they dominate our spaces without our realizing it and accumulate in often overlooked nooks and crannies.
 
Even if clutter is unseen, it still has a binding effect on the movement of positive energy throughout our living spaces!

The way to deal with clutter is to make a commitment to free yourself from owning no longer useful items by releasing one room or area at a time. The important thing is to not procrastinate on this – make a start today or if not today, make an appointment with yourself this week and determine your starting point.

If you do this, you will feel the difference in your space and your energy! Be sure to organize as you go – tidy up and make new homes for the items that are taking up space in your life.

Make a promise to yourself that you will become free from clutter and its negative effects that block the abundance that is trying to find you.

More articles to come with helpful Feng Shui tips for your interior spaces!

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