Feng Shui is a Chinese term that means wind-water. It is a system designed to bring balance and harmony to the energy, called Chi

1. Simple Tips to Feng Shui Your Home
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• Feng Shui is a Chinese term that means wind-water. It is a
system designed to bring balance and harmony to the energy,
called Chi, of space: a room, an office, a garden, or a home.
Feng Shui principles are laid out according to the five
elements: earth, metal, fire, water, and wood; and according
to directions, or compass designations. Feng Shui-ing your
space can become a very complex and expensive re-
decorating and redesigning process, but here are some
inexpensive and simple tips to Feng Shui your home, or other
space:

3. 1) The Directions:
• The first step is to look at the directions and learn what areas of
your life they represent. Enhancing the flow of Chi in a certain
sector of your home may give a boost to that area of your life. For
example, if your career seems stagnant, doing some Feng Shui in
your career sector may help to get things moving in your career.
• North = Career
• Northeast = Wisdom, Knowledge, and Studies
• East = Health and Family
• Southeast = Wealth
• South = Fame
• Southwest = Relationships
• West = Creativity and Children
• Northwest = Mentors and Spirit Guides

4. 2) Remove Clutter:
• Clutter, piles, and junk block and stagnate the flow of Chi. Donate
those old clothes, clean the pile of dishes, and recycle that stack of
magazines and newspapers. Regularly organizing and cleaning your
space also perks up the flow of Chi.

5. 3) Re-arrange Furniture:
• Move furniture around to enhance the flow of
energy. Arrange furniture so that you can move
around the room in a circular direction, versus zig-
zagging or running into obstacles. Also, ideally you
want to see the entrance to a room or space from
where you are – lying in bed, sitting at the table, or
on your couch if possible.

6. 4) Use Mirrors and Crystals:
• Mirrors and crystals can reflect, deflect, and bend
the flow of Chi where there are dead-ends, small
spaces, and dark areas where there is not much
natural light. For example, I once hung a crystal at
the top of a staircase that looked like an opening to a
dead-end to encourage the flow of both light and
Chi.

7. 5) Add Color:
• My favorite and an inexpensive way to enliven, refresh
and Feng Shui a space is to paint the walls or add items
that are the dominant colors for that area/direction:
• North: black, white, and blue
• Northeast: blue, green, and white
• East: green, yellow, orange, and brown
• Southeast: purple, violet, burgundy, and sage
• South: red and orange
• Southwest: pink, yellow, beige
• West: gold, white
• Northwest: silver, white, and black

8. 6) Do you like it?
• The simplest and most important part of Feng
Shui is liking it, wanting to be there, and being
productive in it. Ask yourself: Do you like the
space? Are you comfortable in it? Do you feel
relaxed and enjoy being there? If not, try
some of these simple tips to Feng Shui your
home, and have fun doing it!

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