White Tiger entrances activate support from Benefactors and Travel energies because all chi that comes into the house comes through the filter of the Small Metal element—where things are made more supportive by the hands of many. Consider where your front door is and activate that gua's energy support with daily Feng Shui mini-lessons. http://bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
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Showing posts with label entrance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entrance. Show all posts
Monday, September 9, 2019
Saturday, January 12, 2019
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A clean and beautiful entrance beckons the eye by its beauty, as well as its noticeable freshness. The blooming white flowers and brilliant green ferns declare this environment to be vital and alive, but it is accepting visitors. Learn how to tell when you subscribe. Only $15/month. http://bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
Saturday, November 10, 2018
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FengShuiFunOnTheRun.com: Organic curves and swirls are so attractive they entrance the viewer. This threshold produces an altered state of awareness, causing a sense of wonder akin to magic. The White Tiger’s Metal element naturally eschews right angles. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
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Sunday, October 21, 2018
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What is seen first or last upon entrance/exit defines the experience of using the threshold. A doorway, by definition, allows controlled access into and out of one place to another. Here life transforms. Is it for better or worse? bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
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Sunday, September 16, 2018
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When the front door enters into a solid wall, mirror the wall to make it disappear, but on the side opposite the entrance. A mirror reflecting the door bounces incoming chi right back out. Be mindful of what any mirror multiplies. bit.lt/Subscribe2FSFOTR
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Saturday, July 21, 2018
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An additional corner walkway channels extra energy towards the primary entrance. Aim it toward the stair entrance rather than on a direct line to the door. CAUTION: Even in large spaces, overwhelm may result. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
Monday, May 14, 2018
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Every element placed between you and your guests also defines the runway for chi to land in your life. The spear-tipped gate, the narrowed cruciform and cross-hatched walkway, and the blocking tree blossoms silently dare all ingress. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
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Dead plants at the entrance are worse than no plants. The energy of death resonates with stagnation and decay. The Career and Life Path WILL be affected. An avoidance of going home will develop. Don’t live with dead stuff! Clear out the crumbling carcasses.
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Monday, January 22, 2018
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If you can’t see how to get to the door, chi can’t either. When there is a stone wall between you and the door, you can bet you will have to circumambulate that wall to get in. But how? Use banners, color, or arrows on the ground to ensure ease of arrival.
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Friday, January 19, 2018
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If the entrance aims poison arrows at guests as they arrive and leave, cure the threatening insult with a blessing written on the side that faces visitors as they exit. Twinkle lights add Fire energy to defuse the threat. Fighting Fire with Fire works!
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Wednesday, January 10, 2018
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Note the life force of the plants at any entrance. “As above, So Below” has a corollary, “ As within, So without.” Neglect, decay, and death at a door mirrors the same inside. Someone is not tending to details, responsibilities, nor well-being. Beware.
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Sunday, December 17, 2017
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Position the bed so that you are able to see anyone entering the room when you are laying down with your head on the pillows. When the entrance is not visible from the bed, there is a relentless residue of blind helplessness that resonates with "victim."
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Tuesday, December 5, 2017
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Strong Metal energy activates creativity, especially at an entrance. Circles, arches, and spheres reveal Heaven energy. White and colors mixed with white layer more Metal. Very yin, women will be strongly attracted.
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Monday, December 4, 2017
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The Fire of these Chinese Lions lifts the weight of this oppressively heavy entrance. Expect experiences here to be intense, larger than life, and exaggerated. Take the time to look closely, however, and you will find less quality than you anticipated.
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Thursday, November 30, 2017
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Regardless of your address or job title, regardless of your education or your income, if you don’t honor and respect yourself your environment reveals how little you attend to your own needs. Stagnation and deterioration are cured by attention and love.
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Tuesday, November 28, 2017
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While the idea of climbing roses at your garden gate may seem romantic, the reality of the bramble of leggy branches and lethal thorns is repulsive. No one wants to go through this. The mirrored front door seconds the motion to not knock. Who would hear?
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Saturday, August 19, 2017
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Silk flowers outside are only appropriate in cemeteries. At a narrow front entrance, they are a grave warning.
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Friday, June 23, 2017
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Entrances should provide clear visual cues that direct visitors to their destinations. Avoid splitting their focus.
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Tuesday, April 18, 2017
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The best stairs land in the heart of the house, rather than pouring out the door. The steps are wide; treads are deep.
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Thursday, March 30, 2017
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A Water feature at the entrance will mirror the flow and pooling of chi into and through the space. Keep it fresh!
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