-For Wood: use plants, flowers, wooden or rattan or bamboo objects and the colour green and turquoise. Stones: green jade in the East and pyrite in the South-East.-For Fire: lighting, candles, aromatherapy burners and the colour red and dark orange […]
This formula is very important in Feng Shui, it is practiced in the living room and the garden and is used to identify the missing sectors of a land or a plan of a house.The Ba Gua octagon represents the […]
-A house or land that has the 4 golden points (Great Tai Chi Formula) means that all cardinal directions are present. Each sector is assigned to a life domain and when one is missing, the consultant’s job is to bring […]
Favour a balance between bright Yang colours and soft Yin colours.Red and blue colours should be avoided in the bedrooms. Red should be avoided in the kitchen. White represents all colours in Feng Shui. Avoid stripes on walls and curtains…Lights: It […]
Objects should represent symbols of happiness, beauty, love, joy, harmony, bringing a lot of positive and benevolent emotions. Beware of objects that are second hand as objects hold energies (good or bad).Unpleasant objects should not be kept out of friendship or […]
Feng Shui design allows you to contain energy flows that are too strong and to divert the flows to supply rooms that are lacking in energy by integrating “activators”. Everything in the house must be a source of contentment in order […]
Feng Shui is based on the formation of the celestial guardians of mythology.These animals symbolise 4 types of landscapes on Earth.When they are well arranged in relation to each other, they allow the Chi to converge in 1 point where […]
The Feng Shui of the land studies the surrounding nature, hills, vegetation, waterways and roads that combine harmoniously or not.The energy that flows through your home comes directly from the environment around the house. Evaluating the Feng Shui of a place […]
The 5 Elements are used to define the interaction of the energies represented by Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. Each element has specific characteristics (colour, shapes, directions…) and can be sublimated or destroyed depending on the way they are arranged […]
Yin-Yang are opposite but complementary polarities, they represent the perfect balance generating harmony. The balance is sought to avoid that the excess of one leads to the destruction of the other with the aim of well-being and a better destiny of […]