Tag: feng shui

The lush greenery that surrounds us is a source of fresh air, invigorating our physical and mental well-being.

The art of worship has its own set of rules and traditions. Those well-versed in the ways of Feng Shui often place a vase of flowers on the left side of the altar. This practice is believed to bring good fortune and create a harmonious space for prayer and reflection.

In feng shui, the front door is considered the "mouth" of the house, where energy and chi enter. For a harmonious home, it's crucial to pay attention to the placement and arrangement of objects outside this entrance.

The coffee table, an unassuming piece of furniture, holds a pivotal position in the home from a feng shui perspective. Discover the optimal placement for this humble yet influential piece to unlock its full potential.

The age-old belief that "multiple doors bring multiple misfortunes" has sparked a debate on whether having two main entrances in a house is auspicious or not.

"Ancient wisdom teaches us that possessing these two virtues leads to prosperity and positive transformation in all aspects of life, including one's surroundings and fate."

The aquarium is a symbol of good feng shui, but if placed incorrectly, it can cause harm.

The ancient belief that a dark home can dampen one's spirit and ambition is a powerful insight.

The orientation of your windows is an essential aspect to consider when constructing a new home.

Looking at the self-built houses in rural areas today, especially in the Northern countryside, we observe that 99% of them lack windows on both the east and west walls simultaneously. This unique feature is a fascinating aspect of rural architecture and warrants further exploration.