Feng Shui Fun On The Run

Living on a promontory point exposes three sides of the house to incoming chi. Life is exposed and action-packed. Living in the embrace of a bay brings all the chi in one scooping embrace. Life is protected, serene, and bountiful. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

When a cubicle job forces you to sit with your back exposed, add something red between you and incoming chi. No room for a pillow? Hang a sweater on the back of the chair. For additional cures and relief - bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

Anchoring energy in an exposed space with a flooring variance grounds attention and increases the sense of security.

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Feng Shui Fun On The Run

No matter how comfortable the seat, sitting with your back to the door will always make you uneasy. Turn to face it.

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Feng Shui Fun On The Run

Never place a statue of a god on the ground, nor with its back exposed. This tells of a deep lack of self-worth.