Feng Shui is not a question of wealth. Whether you live in a mansion filled with antiques and interior-designer furniture, or a home filled with your treasures and collectibles, we all have one thing in common. The energy patterns of each home need to be defined, and if necessary, cured to suit the individual(s) living in it.
Feng Shui has influenced the design of some of the most important buildings in the world.
It is important to calculate each family member’s personal Trigram, which is determined by the birth date and gender. The house’s Trigram then has to be established based on the construction cycle it was built in, its surrounding environment.
The goal is to achieve a state of harmony between the house and its inhabitants that leads to good fortune and health, helpful friendships, peace and family harmony. At the same time, we want to decrease the chances for unfortunate occurrences such as robberies, arguments, accidents, and so on.
There are many questions that need to be answered to find ourselves more comfortable at our homes. Why do I sleep better when facing a certain direction? Why do I feel more comfortable in the next bed room? A bedroom is especially important to one’s well being -we all spend about one third of our lifetime in this room.
There are other questions that are very important. Is my child supported by his or her room? Is it a good environment for studying and a good upbringing? How about the kitchen? The kitchen is where you prepare one of life’s necessities: FOOD. Food for the less fortunate stands for survival – for the more fortunate means health, energy and growth. The orientation of the oven is quite significant. Also, one must have the kitchen in an appropriate part of the house in order to avoid bad finances and health problems.
