Feng Shui Fun On The Run

A freeform cascade of china plates bows forward over a pyramidical tea cabinet with a solitary lamp standing in as the All Seeing Eye. The Metal element of the circles and frosty gray paint generate Water energy. Powerful symbols! bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

While the lighting is attractive, neither below or above will ever be comfortable. Called “Beneath the Tiger’s Jaw,” when the ceiling is so low as to force you to walk stooped over, you are disempowered. To learn more, subscribe at bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

Plants, like all living things, both have and are fields of energy. At night, plants consume oxygen and give off carbon dioxide. Prioritize the people and nights of good sleep. Move either the greenhouse or the bed to another room. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should design an M.C. Escher staircase. The solitary man who created this demonstrates an extreme level of control over his environment, and the intention to play with people’s minds. Beware. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

An indoor/outdoor hot tub in the Wealth gua provides the Water element required by the Wood of the Green Dragon, but the heat serves up your parboiled lizard dead and drowned. This will cost more than you will want to pay. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

A desk set up to force feed a face to the wall will naturally and rigorously be avoided. Turn the desk to face the open space and snug the chair in with the short wall at its back. Back away the tall plant or trade the shorter one. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR

Feng Shui Fun On The Run

The Wealth gua is all about Wood energy, and its creative support from Water. The deep teal accent wall resonates with deep water. Richness rings in every element, and so through their life. Look at EVERY Wealth gua for richness. bit.ly/Subscribe2FSFOTR