Top Tips For Harmonising Your Home With Feng Shui
Feng Shui for health, wealth and relationships!
8 June 2017
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Chattels & More, the innovative and homegrown furniture concept store recently hosted a Vaastu (Feng Shui) workshop conducted by Dr.Padmaja, a renowned expert, at their Dubai showroom. The purpose of Feng Shui is to harmonise your energy with your home's energy by carefully considering what you bring in, how you arrange your rooms, and how you maintain the place. Chattels & More is a division of the Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group LLC.
Read on for some important tips that Dr Padmaja gave to members of ExpatWoman.
Feng-Shui for Wealth
Some of the elements that you can ensure at home:
• There should be water in the north direction and it should be clear and be moving.
• Having an aquarium in south-east direction would be ideal.
• Make sure you have a fountain/picture/painting in the house.
• Use blue, black or grey colours ( Preferably an aqua shade which depicts water elements could be used ).
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Feng-Shui for Health
Bring the healing touch into your home with the following tips:
• Fresh plants would be a worthwhile addition.
• There should be plenty of natural light and ventilation in the home.
• One should avoid sleeping with your head in the north direction.
• Use green colours throughout your home to enhance well-being
Feng-Shui for Relationships
Nurture a great relationship with the following advice:
• A strong solid bed with a single mattress is essential. Avoid having two single mattresses.
• Have paired symbols or paintings throughout the home rather than a single one.
• Make sure the home is not cluttered as that can have a detrimental effect.
• Pink and red colours are the way to go to enhance rapport.
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Feng-Shui for the Kitchen
Bond with your family in a well-designed kitchen thanks to the tips below:
• Make sure the space is bright and well lit.
• Ensure a clutter free zone to get the energies flowing.
• Use green, brown or red colours in the kitchen.
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