The Feng Shui Way

Repost from who is my feng shui mentor and teacher

Let's have a bit of fun, shall we?

Look at this image and see if you can spot the "Feng Shui No-Nos". What about this space is not in alignment with Feng Shui best practices?

Do you have your answers?

Here are the ways this space isn't Feng Shui-friendly:

🌿 When seated, your back is open, leaving you with no support behind you.
In Feng Shui, we refer to this as "no mountain energy". It relates to not feeling supported in our personal and work lives. Ideally, we want a solid wall behind us when seated.

🪴 The stair above our head creates what we call "poison arrows" and can lead to headaches and make you feel like you have the world's weight on you.

🌿 The chair does not have a lot of support; we instead need to swap this with one that has a solid back.

🪴 Even the shelves in front are a little pointy. Feng Shui encourages rounded edges and removing pointy corners.

How did you do? Were you able to find the imbalance in this space?

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This is a really good article.. decluttering is 1 of the most important parts about feng shui. Im not saying you need to go as deep as Hypnotist Jason O'Callaghan but the benefits if you do is a huge energetic shift.

I got rid of 95% of my stuff, almost everything I’ve ever owned An imminent house move prompted a huge decluttering of a full life’s possessions

Day 2 of challenge over on insta check it out