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Feng Shui
| Literally translated as ‘WIND - WATER’ it is perhaps more easily understood as Chinese geomancy or the ‘Art of Placement’. It is an ancient Chinese system in which we are able to harmonise man made structures within the environment. It is literally the ‘Art’ of establishing harmony between the winds and waters of our natural surroundings and the buildings we construct within them. Recognising and working with the natural flow and ebb of the energy of our environment rather than working in spite of them, or even worse still against them ensures that we have all the positive forces of mother nature with us in our endeavours. |  |
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the single most important concept in Feng Shui is that of ‘Chi’
or Life Force. This life force or vital energy is at
the very heart of the universe itself and is the driving force
behind it. In traditional Feng Shui we are contacting or utilising
this Chi to gain greater strength and harmony in our endeavours,
particularly within those man made structures we all must live and
work amongst.
Just as in the practice of Acupuncture, where we work to attain balance and harmony in the free flow of Chi through our physical bodies, so in Feng Shui we work to attain the same balance and harmony in the free flow of Chi through our homes, work spaces and our surrounding environment. And just as the practitioner of Acupuncture will work to find and set free any blockages or ‘stagnant’ channels in our bodies, so too in Feng Shui we work to set free any blockages or ‘stagnant’ channels within our surrounding environment. |
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