By Darren Bardsley
 The interpretation and application of the feng shui principles depend on the correct use of certain tools and concepts like the five elements, the law of yin and yang, as well as the combination of colors.
Metal, wood, water, fire and earth, the five elements, all have a corresponding color that is represented in a feng shui color chart.
Placing the right elements, with the appropriate colors in a certain place leads to the balancing of the vital force, the chi, and the maintenance of a great living environment.
A feng shui color chart functions as some sort of a blueprint for a specific space: it can be applied to one's home, office or to an entire building too.
The feng shui color chart is created with the help of the Ba-Gua theorgy. There is a grid with eight sectors, following the cardinal coordinates together with a central place that has different interpretations depending on the colors.
The information in the chart could seem very strict with each cardinal point having an allocated color, but the possible interpretation of the |
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By Ken Lauher
 During Feng Shui consultations, clients frequently ask me to evaluate the Feng Shui of their bed and share the key factors to look for when considering the purchase of a new bed.
We all know how much better we feel after a good nights sleep. Following these tips for a proper Feng Shui bed can help you increase your energy and healing opportunities. Youll see improvements in every aspect of your life, from your career to your health and your love life.
Let the chi circulate: An appropriate bed should have legs, ideally on each corner, elevating it above the floor. This allows the air and chi to circulate beneath it, assisting with the healing nature of rest. This simple act of enabling the chi to circulate under the bed can help with fertility and also health issues.
Removing all items from under the bed also helps the chi to circulate. If you need that space for storage perhaps because you live in a small apartment with few closets you can store linens and clothing in well-organized boxes or |
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By Reat Cresen
 Feng Shui is more than just rearranging furniture, its a routine. And lifestyles involve mindsets or concepts that are dominant. Feng Shui experts emphatically say no to a number of things with no reason. Nearly all of the things they do come with a line of reasoning that may well not necessarily be embraced by many people.
Nonetheless, it is still a point of view that among other things, need careful reflection and thought. So what are the thoughts that prevail on the onset of Feng Shui? Here are just a few of these common concepts that a Feng Shui devotee or researcher might find helpful.
Sense of Equilibrium
The number one thing that Feng Shui promotes is equilibrium. This stability comes in a lot of forms, in the color composition, in the spatial factors up to the numbers that concern your working space or environment. The balance is more promoted by the five Earth elements of Feng Shui and the bagua, which is designed symmetrically and with total reference to the distinctive elements of the earth by Feng Shui values. The values of |
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