Don't Fall Prey to Buying Feng Shui Items
by Susan Lee | published November 26, 2021
Home, office, or space do not need to have Chinese items, objects, and decors to properly feng shui a space.
In my reports to all my MVP clients, never have I mentioned anything about buddha, koi, dragons, coins, money tree, lucky bamboo, gourd, pagoda, three-legged frog, wealth bracelets, turtles, or any other Feng Shui items that are being advertised out there. NEVER!
In my reports to all my MVP clients, never have I mentioned anything about buddha, koi, dragons, coins, money tree, lucky bamboo, gourd, pagoda, three-legged frog, wealth bracelets, turtles, or any other Feng Shui items that are being advertised out there. NEVER!
These items are not needed to properly Feng Shui a home, office, or space. These are commercialized and generalized Feng Shui.
Why?
Sadly, some feng shui practitioner will often blend or incorporate their personal belief into feng shui.
Some want an addition boost of sales.
It’s easier to sale Feng Shui items then to practice real feng shui.
While others do believe that these items can cure or remedy undesirable Feng Shui energies.
Some want an addition boost of sales.
It’s easier to sale Feng Shui items then to practice real feng shui.
While others do believe that these items can cure or remedy undesirable Feng Shui energies.
Feng Shui Core Principles
The heart of any Feng Shui practice is the study and observation of chi (energy) of a space.
The core principles for most of the Feng Shui schools that date back thousands of years are Bagua, 5 Element, and Yin Yang.
It has nothing to do with buddha, frogs, turtle, koi, dragons, coins, money tree, lucky bamboo, gourd, pagoda or any of the items that are labeled "Feng Shui items."
The core principles for most of the Feng Shui schools that date back thousands of years are Bagua, 5 Element, and Yin Yang.
It has nothing to do with buddha, frogs, turtle, koi, dragons, coins, money tree, lucky bamboo, gourd, pagoda or any of the items that are labeled "Feng Shui items."
5 Element
Elements are used to enhance or reduced desired outcomes.
These elements can be found in our own home or at any store.
The elements of fire, earth, metal, water, and wood.
These elements can be found in our own home or at any store.
The elements of fire, earth, metal, water, and wood.
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Water Element
Do not use water fountains or fish tanks in a home, office, or space.
There are rules on how to use or place water fountains and fish tanks. If used or placed incorrectly, it can cause bankruptcies, divorces, health issues, or other negative outcomes.
Please seek a properly trained classical Feng Shui practitioner for more information.
Thank you, and I wish you all a yin yang and prosperity!
There are rules on how to use or place water fountains and fish tanks. If used or placed incorrectly, it can cause bankruptcies, divorces, health issues, or other negative outcomes.
Please seek a properly trained classical Feng Shui practitioner for more information.
Thank you, and I wish you all a yin yang and prosperity!
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SUSAN LEE
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