The most common use of Chinese coins in feng shui is for attracting the energy of wealth and money. Another popular use of coins in feng shui is as protection and good luck cure. These energies sure do go together, do they not? When a person achieves financial .

Lavender is one of the most loved herbs and an ancient symbol of purity and cleanliness with many uses in feng shui. Having bunches of dried lavender around your home can be helpful and often leads to you using lavender in many creative ways (in gifts, to wrap crystals, .

  Location is important. There’s a reason why they say “location, location, location” when it comes to selecting a home. Feng shui and your house placement are all about understanding how qi (life force energy) comes to you. The flow of qi affects your ability to be safe, happy, .

A home smell good is a pleasure to be in! Good scents are indicators of good energy, and good scents involve natural, genuine scents that nurture the well-being of your home (and not the synthetic fragrances that offend it). 01. Clutter Clear and Clean Up The absolute must for .

In feng shui terms, the energy of spirituality/spiritual growth and self-cultivation is connected to your Bagua’s Northeast area (or the lower-left area using the BTB Bagua). You can easily define the Bagua of your home or office by using our guidelines and tips. Read: All About Your Feng Shui .

Feng shui has many uses: it can help you create a happy and harmonious home, an efficient, productive office, a beautiful garden or a quick house sale. It’s all in your hands! Start feng shui your life with some easy and practical feng shui tips. 01. Feng Shui for .

Feng shui period is a term used in the flying star school of feng shui (called San Yuan). It is to define the movement of lucky energies. Flying star is a feng shui school that deals with the time factor. Each time period in feng shui lasts for 20 .