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By IFSG Blog Team, on August 23rd, 2011% The element of water used in Feng Shui is considered to be a major “remedy” in it’s ability to draw in prosperity if placed correctly in a home or workspace. The moving water creates CHI or energy and if you also add fish (the Chinese feng shui symbol of wealth) you have a winning combination!
A feng shui fish tank with 8 goldfish and one black fish can help in overcoming adversity. Koi in a fish tank is unsurpassed in adding an enormous amount of circulating wealth chi to your environment.
Feng Shui fish tanks will add a perfect sense of balance, incorporating the 5 very important natural elements within the tank.
WOOD, would be represented by the plants in the fish tank.
METAL, would be represented in either the frame or the inner workings of the tank.
FIRE element is accomplished by adding the strong red and gold colors of your fish.
EARTH is well represented by the stones and rocks at the bottom of the tank, and then of course, you have the
WATER element that fills the tank!
The most suitable area to place your feng shui fish tank would be in the Career area of . . . → Read More: Feng Shui and Fish Tanks
By IFSG Blog Team, on August 9th, 2011% Water, one of the five key elements in Feng Shui design, is related to inspiration, relaxation, and the ability to “go with the flow” in life. Simply put, water is an antidote to stress. Whether you enjoy relaxing beside a pool or listening to the soothing sounds of a fountain, the following Feng Shui design guidelines will help you choose the perfect water feature for your home.
Pools Pools are the “king” of water features and tend to visually command the area where they’re located. Because they draw so much attention and take up a lion’s share of space, pools must be beautiful – or else! (As anyone knows who has seen a pool in disrepair) When a pool is kept sparkling clean and surrounded by inviting furniture, vibrant plants, and attractive lighting, it can transform a back yard into a magical paradise. Consider adding a waterfall to your pool design and site it to flow toward your house, symbolizing the flow of good fortune into your home.
Feng Shui design observes that water, a pool in this case, is best balanced by colors and things associated with the earth element. Cement, slate, brick, or tile in earthy colors, and . . . → Read More: Feng Shui, Pools and Fountains – Liquid Serenity
By IFSG Blog Team, on August 1st, 2011% It’s considered by some to be bad Feng Shui to put your purse on the floor. But besides that, there’s an old Chinese proverb that states “a purse on the floor is money out the door.” Your money, checkbook and credit cards are usually in your purse and putting them on the floor shows disrespect for the order of things and disregard for your wealth and money. You wouldn’t think of putting your bag of gold on the floor, would you?
I think the problem is that purses have gotten so big-we even call them “bags” now, as in, may I get your bags, said by the bellboy. They are practically as big as an overnight suitcase. When purses were small, we could sit them on the table at restaurants and they looked really cute. Or, we could place them on our laps while we ate. But now that purses are so large, it’s a bit of a problem and a practical issue. They’re so heavy we don’t want to hang them from our shoulders all the time, but we also don’t want to rudely put our giant personal belongings on someone’s desk or on the counter when checking out . . . → Read More: A Purse on the Floor is Money out the Door
By IFSG Blog Team, on November 22nd, 2010% In Feng Shui, the section of your home that relates to wealth and prosperity is located in the back, left third of your home; and we want to look at some ways to increase the positive energy flow to this area. Remember, Feng Shui is based on the rules of how the life force energy, or chi, moves in the environment. Whether or not you are aware of it, this energy impacts your health, wealth, and well-being.
The quickest and easiest way to increase your own personal chi of abundance is through gratitude. When you are thankful for what you have in your life, you will attract the energy of abundance. To raise your chi, count your blessings!
Now we’ll move on to the tips for changing the energy of the wealth and prosperity section of your house in order to attract more health, wealth, and prosperity in all areas of your life. The element of this area is wood, the colors are red, gold and purple, and the essential oils are bergamot, cinnamon, and ginger.
To uplift the energy here with light and movement, put a big faceted purple crystal in the window. Water will also increase the chi . . . → Read More: Feng Shui Tips for Your Home, Wealth and Prosperity
By IFSG Blog Team, on November 12th, 2010% One way to attract wealth and prosperity is to find the Feng Shui prosperity place in your home and add the appropriate objects and colors according to Feng Shui principles.
Our surroundings have a powerful effect on what we attract into our lives. When the energy around us is blocked or unbalanced, our prosperity, health, and relationships can be adversely affected. This is especially important when that blocked energy is located in the area I call your “prosperity place.”
Feng Shui improvements unblock the flow of positive energy, remove negative influences, and allow you to attract the prosperity and abundance you deserve.
The Bagua is the mapping chart used to map your home and find your “prosperity place.” The modern bagua is a grid corresponding to the nine critical aspects of your life. To use this grid, stand at your front door facing in to your home and hold the map in front of you. Look at a bagua map and find the Wealth/Prosperity area in the upper left hand corner of your home. That’s your “prosperity place.”
What room occupies your “prosperity place?” If that room is neglected, cluttered, or empty, your prosperity will be restricted and negatively affected. . . . → Read More: Feng Shui Prosperity Place
By IFSG Blog Team, on November 9th, 2010% Much like the wind, we enjoy a healthy circulation of money that flows equally back and forth. So how is your money flow? Does your inflow support your outflow? Do you want a raise? Are you saving for a vacation or maybe a new car? Would you like to feel more financially secure?
Your Wealth corner (gua) is located in the rear left of your home and is associated with the money energy in your life. Take a critical look. How does it feel? Is it inspiring? Does it reflect your goals? Could it use some minor enhancements – enhancements that might better reflect your intentions?
Toilets, hanging plants, towels or shower curtains that hang down drain prosperity… Encourage the wealth to flow back into the home. As always, remember to keep toilet seats down and add standing, upward growing plants.
Pictures that step down a stairway, encourage energy to flow too quickly… Stabilize the flow by hanging pictures along a horizontal line.
Dead plants, urns of ashes, garbage cans, or things that are depressing encourage negativity and sadness… Replace with things that make you feel alive, grateful and happy. Consider adding a bamboo plant and nightlight with a red . . . → Read More: What’s in Your Wealth Corner?
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