The ancient technique proposes ways to transform the energies of spaces, eliminating the bad ones and attracting the good ones.
Submitted at Jan 9, 2019, 2:41 PM

Want to start 2019 by changing everything in your home? Why not use Feng Shui to renovate or reorganize? This ancient technique proposes ways to renew the energy of spaces, eliminating the bad ones and attracting the good ones. Start by evaluating all the spaces, from the hallway to the bathrooms – this technique favors minimalism. Do a complete cleaning and replace everything that is broken or worn out. Donate what is unnecessary, tidy up the mess and leave the rooms airy. This initial organization is ideal to expand and move the energy of the house.
The ideal is to hire a qualified professional to apply Feng Shui, but some tips can help you achieve balance by becoming aware of objects and their energetic influences. The first step is to know the Baguá. It is like a map of the energy centers of the residence and rooms. There are two ways to position it: the first is with the orientation of the Compass Rose, with the work area positioned to the North; the second is to position the same area at the entrance of the residence and each of the environments. The Bagua guides the position of objects, colors, and plants within each space. There are books, guides, and videos on the internet that explain how to apply the map in each situation.
Always try to keep an object that represents each of the elements (earth, fire, water, air and metal) in every room. The choice does not have to be literal; glass and mirrors can represent water, for example. Another tip is to keep a flow of running water in the prosperity quadrant for those who want to achieve material goals, small fountains, aquariums and other pieces involving water can attract wealth.
To prevent the energy from entering the home, do not block the main door. It is also important to always keep the bathroom closed, preventing the flow from escaping. With time and experience, it is possible to realize that some choices are logical, such as not keeping heavy objects over the head of the bed, preventing the unconscious from working on anxiety and worry.