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Definition
- In Chinese thought, feng shui is a system of laws that takes into consideration spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flow of energy. (Photo by Ryan Yao)
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Application
- Because of this, feng shui is often taken into account in architecture, interior design, decor, and the overall design and construction of a building or space. (Photo by Liana Mikah)
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Meaning - Feng shui literally means wind and water, which are two elements associated with good health in ancient Chinese culture.
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Declutter - The first step for good feng shui is to declutter. Clutter is the number one enemy of the Chinese pseudoscience.
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Minimalist - Go through all your things and toss out everything you don't need or use. Remember: less is more!
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Fix what needs fixing - Along these same lines, you will want to make sure you repair any broken things in your home. This will do wonders for attracting positive energy.
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Open windows - Next you will want to open some windows. Fresh air allows for good energy to flow in and throughout your home while expelling toxic and negative energies.
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Sunlight - This will also allow for lots of natural light to shine through, which promotes positive vibes and good feng shui.
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Plants - Plants are also a fantastic way to purify and clean your home's air.
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Plants - Whatever you do, don't decorate your home with fake plants. This is bad feng shui all around.
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Adornments - Good things to decorate your home with? Consider a Zen garden or a Buddha statue.
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Adornments
- Whatever products you choose, the point is to adorn your house with purpose and intent. (Photo by Jarosław Ceborski)
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Consider color - You will also want to bring color into the mix. In fact, did you know that certain colors can have a particular affect on your mood? To learn more, click here.
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Main entrance - Good feng shui begins at the front door. The entrance to your home is where your house absorbs energies. Make sure this area is always nice and tidy for harmony, peace, and perfect balance.
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Bedroom
- The bedroom is the most important and sacred of places in the feng shui trinity, which includes your bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Your bed is the spot in your house that you interact with the most, considering the number of hours you spend sleeping and relaxing there.
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Bedroom - For this reason, you will want to make sure that the feng shui in the bedroom is always on point, starting with your headboard.
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Headboard - The best feng shui headboards are wooden or upholstered. Avoid metal at all costs.
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Mattress - Next, your mattress. You will want to get a mattress that promotes a good REM cycle and relaxation.
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Mattress
- Never ever buy a used mattress! This is a cardinal sin in feng shui. (Photo by Logan Nolin)
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Mattress
- You never know what sorts of bad energies you may pick up from something previously owned by someone else. (Photo by Jascha Huisman)
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Height - Finally, make sure your bed is high enough off the floor for better energy flow in, around, and under the bed.
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Height - For this reason, avoid storage beds! Good energy needs to circulate around your body while you dream. Drawers under the bed disrupt the natural flow.
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Closet - The proverb "out of sight, out of mind" doesn't apply in feng shui. Make sure places that are tucked away and behind closed doors, such as your closet, are always organized as well. This includes areas such as...
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Garage - ...your garage! Make sure everything has a place and a home.
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Attic - Same goes for your attic. It isn't a space for junk!
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Basement - And finally, your basement. Keep it clean. Don't just keep unused items down there.
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Outdoors - Don't forget about your outdoor space either. Keep your grass trimmed, plant beautiful flowers, or create a tranquil zen garden in your backyard for a serene meditation space.
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Feng shui lifestyle - Follow these helpful tips and you will soon be on your way to living a more balanced and harmonious lifestyle.
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Definition
- In Chinese thought, feng shui is a system of laws that takes into consideration spatial arrangement and orientation in relation to the flow of energy. (Photo by Ryan Yao)
© Unsplash
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Application
- Because of this, feng shui is often taken into account in architecture, interior design, decor, and the overall design and construction of a building or space. (Photo by Liana Mikah)
© Unsplash
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Meaning - Feng shui literally means wind and water, which are two elements associated with good health in ancient Chinese culture.
© iStock
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Declutter - The first step for good feng shui is to declutter. Clutter is the number one enemy of the Chinese pseudoscience.
© iStock
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Minimalist - Go through all your things and toss out everything you don't need or use. Remember: less is more!
© iStock
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Fix what needs fixing - Along these same lines, you will want to make sure you repair any broken things in your home. This will do wonders for attracting positive energy.
© iStock
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Open windows - Next you will want to open some windows. Fresh air allows for good energy to flow in and throughout your home while expelling toxic and negative energies.
© iStock
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Sunlight - This will also allow for lots of natural light to shine through, which promotes positive vibes and good feng shui.
© iStock
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Plants - Plants are also a fantastic way to purify and clean your home's air.
© iStock
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Plants - Whatever you do, don't decorate your home with fake plants. This is bad feng shui all around.
© iStock
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Adornments - Good things to decorate your home with? Consider a Zen garden or a Buddha statue.
© iStock
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Adornments
- Whatever products you choose, the point is to adorn your house with purpose and intent. (Photo by Jarosław Ceborski)
© Unsplash
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Consider color - You will also want to bring color into the mix. In fact, did you know that certain colors can have a particular affect on your mood? To learn more, click here.
© iStock
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Main entrance - Good feng shui begins at the front door. The entrance to your home is where your house absorbs energies. Make sure this area is always nice and tidy for harmony, peace, and perfect balance.
© iStock
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Bedroom
- The bedroom is the most important and sacred of places in the feng shui trinity, which includes your bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom. Your bed is the spot in your house that you interact with the most, considering the number of hours you spend sleeping and relaxing there.
© iStock
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Bedroom - For this reason, you will want to make sure that the feng shui in the bedroom is always on point, starting with your headboard.
© iStock
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Headboard - The best feng shui headboards are wooden or upholstered. Avoid metal at all costs.
© iStock
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Mattress - Next, your mattress. You will want to get a mattress that promotes a good REM cycle and relaxation.
© iStock
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Mattress
- Never ever buy a used mattress! This is a cardinal sin in feng shui. (Photo by Logan Nolin)
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Mattress
- You never know what sorts of bad energies you may pick up from something previously owned by someone else. (Photo by Jascha Huisman)
© Unsplash
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Height - Finally, make sure your bed is high enough off the floor for better energy flow in, around, and under the bed.
© iStock
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Height - For this reason, avoid storage beds! Good energy needs to circulate around your body while you dream. Drawers under the bed disrupt the natural flow.
© iStock
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Closet - The proverb "out of sight, out of mind" doesn't apply in feng shui. Make sure places that are tucked away and behind closed doors, such as your closet, are always organized as well. This includes areas such as...
© iStock
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Garage - ...your garage! Make sure everything has a place and a home.
© iStock
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Attic - Same goes for your attic. It isn't a space for junk!
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Basement - And finally, your basement. Keep it clean. Don't just keep unused items down there.
© iStock
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Outdoors - Don't forget about your outdoor space either. Keep your grass trimmed, plant beautiful flowers, or create a tranquil zen garden in your backyard for a serene meditation space.
© iStock
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Feng shui lifestyle - Follow these helpful tips and you will soon be on your way to living a more balanced and harmonious lifestyle.
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Feng shui hacks for a more harmonious home
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Is your life a little hectic and chaotic right now? Are you in desperate need of some balance and good energy? Then look no further than this gallery, because here you'll find feng shui ideas to bring more peace and harmony into your household. Click through!
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