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Every year the Feng Shui energies change on the 4th February. You can tap into these energies on a yearly basis to achieve the goals that you want for the forthcoming year. This year is the Year of the Ox and there are certain areas that you can enhance to attract abundance up until 3rd February 2010. Although we are nearly at the end of the Year of the Ox the following recommendations can still be put in place. The Year of the Tiger 2010 will commence on 4th February, 2010.
Buying a home for investment or to live in is a major investment for us all. How do we know that the property that we are purchasing is going to be good for us or not. Using some common Feng Shui principles which I am going to share with you today will help you safe guard your investment and improve your life at the same time. Most people make the mistake of rushing to see the inside of a house or an apartment and not checking the external environment first.
Whether the building is a home, factory, commercial premises or a shop within a shopping mall the external environment is still the most important consideration in Feng Shui. Has your company expanded over the last few years, hiring more staff, requiring more office space to find that after you have moved to larger premises that things have taken a turn for the worse? You may find that the external environment in your new location is not as good as where you have just moved from.
During my many years of Feng Shui consulting the one question I am always asked is when should I have a Feng Shui analysis done of my property? Mostly those who are asking the question have already moved into their home or commercial premises. I often tell them if things are going well in their relationships, career, health and wealth it is best to leave things alone.
re your building projects always running over time? Are there always issues and delays to deal with on a regular basis?
Have you ever wondered why Asian developments come in on time with a lot less hassle? We will let you in on a little secret……good old Date Selection. Old! Yep, it has been around for over 3,000 years. You will find if you delve deeper into the practices of your Asian counterparts that they would not consider starting a building project without a consultation with a Date Selection master – there is too much at stake to lose, especially these days.
Prince Charles has proposed using Feng Shui to make London’s Chinatown more authentically Oriental. In a set of design proposals released today, the Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment said Feng Shui, the ancient art of designing and arranging buildings to ensure a favourable flow of energy, and Chinese mythology will play a major role in Chinatown’s designs. When But to its practitioners and increasing numbers of followers, it’s gospel. Traditionally, feng shui (pronounced fong shway) is used to help choose a place to live and find an appropriate burial site. But to ensure their fair share of health, wealth and harmony, adherents nowadays tend to confine their practices to a bit of furniture redistribution and foliage realignment to achieve the positive energy, or Qi (pronounced chee).
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