Archive for 'Feng Shui'
How to Apply Feng Shui to Your Home
Feng shui is an ancient Chinese system, used to improve life by encouraging positive chi. An ancient art and science that has been around for thousands of years, it reveals how to balance the energies of any given space to assure the health and good fortune for people inhabiting it. Many people apply feng shui [...]
Posted: July 24th, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: contents insurance, Feng Shui, home
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The Japanese Lantern – Feng Shui
‘‘The lantern is present everywhere”. That might be a rash statement! Yet the obliquitous lantern is present in a stroll garden within an Imperial Villa or a courtyard garden in a private residence. I feel the lantern offers great symbolism in a Japanese garden. The lantern presents a light source and a vertical image (Yang). [...]
Posted: July 7th, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: Feng Shui, garden, garden design, japanese garden, kyoto, kyoto lantern, lantern, light, yang, yin and yang
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Celestial Creatures of Feng Shui
Feng Shui was originally uneasy while using romantic relationship between buildings and their surrounding landscape. The perfect positioning of your building was explained when it comes to what land form characteristic was especially desirable in every of the four Directions, when you appear out on the structure. Essentially the most crucial element was thought to [...]
Posted: April 18th, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: celestial wildlife, chi, creatures, dragon, Feng Shui, white tiger
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A Few Basic Elements of Feng Shui to Keep in Mind For Your Home
Feng Shui, the ancient Chinese system of aesthetics has really caught on in a big way, in our lives currently. Most home owners today want to abide by the principles as set forth in Feng Shui and not violate them as best as possible. While some people may simply dismiss all Feng Shui principles as [...]
Posted: April 16th, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: Feng Shui, feng shui guidelines
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What is the BTB Feng Shui, Black Sect School?
BTB Feng Shui is just one of many schools practicing this discipline. BTB is an acronym for Black Sect Tantric Buddhist. This is also referred to by some as Black Hat Tantric Buddhism. The reference to Black Hat is due to the color of the hats that are worn by Tibetan Monks within the Bon [...]
Posted: April 3rd, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: Black Sect School, BTB Feng Shui, What is the BTB Feng Shui
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Using Water Fountains to Add the Feng Shui Water Element
The water element in Feng Shui practice is used to bring about harmony, balance and prosperity. This water element can be via a stream located on your property, a picture of a waterfall or art that represents water, colors normally associated with the water element, a reflective surface or a water fountain. In the theory [...]
Posted: March 28th, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: Feng Shui, feng shui water, water element, water fountains
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Feng Shui – Feng Shui Products
The art of Feng Shui is a philosophy that focuses on balance, harmony, and improving the quality of life. Despite being thousands of years old, it is still relevant and beneficial today. The practice make use of certain products to manage an energy known as qi, or chi using the English pronunciation, which is the [...]
Posted: January 23rd, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: feng shui products
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Feng Shui, Art and the Five Elements
The five element form of feng shui classifies various aspects of interior design according to their relationship to the predominant forces in nature. The Chinese five element system views wood, fire, earth, metal and water as the primary natural elements. Homes and interior decorative objects may be balanced through it with one or more of [...]
Posted: January 22nd, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: feng shui art, five elements of feng shui
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Feng Shui – Acupuncture For Your Home
Feng shui, a 5,000 year old art aimed at aligning buildings with the fundamental forces of nature, is a unique approach to indoor environments. Feng shui works much like acupuncture. This uses “cures” to reestablish the proper energy flow in a building by removing energy blockages and stimulating stagnant areas. In feng shui, each area [...]
Posted: January 21st, 2010 under Feng Shui.
Tags: Feng shui acupuncture, home feng shui
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