FENG SHUI

Introduction of Feng Shui

Feng- Shui is the study of energy that surrounds us and the placement of objects within the environment that helps you to live a healthy life, enhance your career luck, attain recognition and the respect from your family and colleagues etc. Therefore, we need to make sure they are placed in the correct way and this is the practice of Feng- Shui. It is one of the most ancient Chinese Arts of placement (literarily means "the way of wind and water" or "the natural forces of the universe) helps how to help Chi flow in the best possible way. For centuries it has been influential in the lives of the Chinese.

Common Feng Shui Tips

The three-legged frog is considered to be a strong symbol of prosperity. Keep it anywhere in your living room.

Flowing water is always considered auspicious. If you have a fountain in your reception area, ensure that the water is flowing inwards, and not in the outward direction - or money will flow out instead of flowing in.

Place a painting or image of a mountain range on the wall behind you.

Plants in the office also bring about increased luck in your career. Place plants in the east, south or south-east corners of your office for maximum luck.

Plants are auspicious from the point of feng shui. It is always good to grow plants in the house, especially wooded plants.