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| Feng Shui in Home |
Next, you need to learn how the five elements interact with each other because if you wish to activate a certain area, you need to use the “productive” cycle of elements.
From a feng shui perspective, what should I look out for when renting or buying?
These are my top three recommendations for house-hunting:
#1 Check that the house or apartment has a regular floor plan and no missing corners.
#2 Make sure the kitchen is not located in the northwest or southwest.
#3 Determine your personal good directions and ensure you can maximise their use in the prospective home.
Any general tips on how I can improve the feng shui in my rented home?
#1 Don’t have any mirrors opposite your bed. (If you do, then cover them.)
#2 Don’t have a mirror facing the entrance door.
#3 Slow down the flow of chi in long corridors by hanging artwork on the walls.
#4 If you have a room or door at the end of a corridor, hang a faceted crystal in the doorway.
#5 Place beds with the headboard against a solid wall. (But don’t share the wall with a bathroom.)
#6 Keep toilet seats down and bathroom doors closed at all times.
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