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 The Mandarin translation of Feng Shui is "wind-water". This ancient art form systematically and symbolically influences the world's natural forces to enhance or improve essential areas of one's life, the most important one being one's health. Changes are achieved by the proper placement of furniture and other items in one's home and by constructing the home according to Feng Shui principles. There are many different applications of Feng Shui (i.e. The Classical or Compass School, the Black Hat or Front Door Method, Form School, Flying Stars, etc.) Balance and harmony are achieved using the five-element theory (i.e. earth, metal, water, wood, and fire), and the use of the Bagua, an eight-sided tool used to determine the life areas of an occupant's home or workspace. |
Feng Shui tool used to determine the life areas of an occupant's home or workspace. |
Feng Shui embraces the dance of chi, or prana, the natural energy source which is all around us. We can honor chi, dance with chi, and manipulate chi. Feng Shui will keep you in step with the heartbeat of the world! The goal of Feng Shui is ergonomic, aesthetic, and practical. Whatever the application, the resulting perception of your surroundings should be BEAUTIFUL to you in a stunning or subtle way. |
Feng Shui is not magic! The client must be fully present during the actual process of transformation. |
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