FENG SHUI What you need to know ?

Feng Shui isn’t a magical wand with a ‘cure-all’ aura. It isn’t even related to any religion. Nonetheless, it entices Hong Kong residents to follow it. Its mysterious potency dates back 6000 years in ancient Chinese art and science. It is alertness, a mixture of math, physics, geology, and intuition that achieves a perfect balance of energy or qi for peace and harmony. Hong Kongers are so reliant on Feng Shui that any major decision in their lives. Whether it’s a new house, marriage, or even the placement of a doormat, is made after consulting the Feng Shiu experts. The first PRC signature building in Hong Kong sparked outrage because it was constructed with sharp edges by Chinese-born American architect I.M. Pei. This can attract negative energy since they resembled daggers poised to stab !.

In Cantonese, a pyramid is termed a ‘kam te chap,’ which is similar to ‘kam chap,’ which signifies ashes of the dead. I’m curious if the Beijing Commission was aware of Pei’s fondness for sharp edges and corners. It could be a ploy to debunk local beliefs and gain some open-mindedness. All I can say is that it was possibly a mistake. An Australian millionaire became a pauper. I’m curious as to why. Inappropriate Feng Shui is the answer! The fountain’s water splashed outward rather than inward.

Water is associated with prosperity in Feng Shui. The Bank of China was also the target of daggers aimed at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. It is no longer surprising to hear that the bank was blamed for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange crisis in 1988. When the British arrived in Hong Kong, they were unaware of Feng Shui principles. The Chinese imagined the island to resemble a dragon confronting its distant ancestor, the Kun Lun Shan. When the British first established a base in Happy Valley, the Chinese avoided it, claiming that it was not on the dragon’s vein. It had bad energy. The British eventually surrendered to Feng Shui in order to shift their business to Hong Kong. Hong Kong later became a well-known trading and travel hub!

If you practice spiritual Feng Shui, which is not religious in any way, you will never consider bettering your life at the expense of causing harm to other or the environment. Though spiritual Feng Shui communicates with your environment, your house, and your business through bodily objects, it heals your soul.

Free Feng Shui suggestions include valuable guidance, so attempt to absorb the advice before beginning your practice. It speaks of cleaning your soul as well as the vacant or occupied places in your home. The cleaned soul has powerful positive energies that are reflected from you. The Chinese practice, refer to these positive energies as Chi, which is the universal energy and the guiding principle. One would never build a new home on a rotten foundation. Clearing away the trash of negativity is vital before creating your new spiritual area. Only then can your spirits fly with actual vigor and vigor.