RHWI
Feng Shui and Declutter
Zen begins
in India. Zen was taken to China by Boddhidharma the twentyeighth generation of Buddha’s
disciples. Zen influences eating, clothing, painting, calligraphy, architecture, art and gardening.
Feng Shui
When discussing about the benefits of Feng Shui, we are referring to creating accumulative positive energy and eliminating the negative energy or 'Sha Chi'.
The Feng Shui Ba-Gua and the Lo-pan compass show direction in your home. Gentle wind and clear water mean good life.
Feng Shui improves your life with aquariums, crystals, fountains and color.
The Bagua diagram is used in feng shui to find out which part of your home or office correlates with a particular situation in your life. Once you understand how to use this "map of feng shui," you will be able to quickly evaluate and adjust your environment to maximize health and productivity while improving your quality of life.
When discussing about the benefits of Feng Shui, we are referring to creating accumulative positive energy and eliminating the negative energy or 'Sha Chi'.
The Feng Shui Ba-Gua and the Lo-pan compass show direction in your home. Gentle wind and clear water mean good life.
Feng Shui improves your life with aquariums, crystals, fountains and color.
The Bagua diagram is used in feng shui to find out which part of your home or office correlates with a particular situation in your life. Once you understand how to use this "map of feng shui," you will be able to quickly evaluate and adjust your environment to maximize health and productivity while improving your quality of life.
Decluttering is a Zen habit.
Self knowledge, clarity and simplification are Zen habits. An empty space gives a sense of inner calm and harmony. Energy and balance flow in a space with fewer elements.
“Three Rules of Work: Out of clutter find simplicity; From discord find harmony; In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity.” - Albert Einstein
Declutter
“We don’t need to increase our goods nearly as much as we need to scale down our wants. Not wanting something is as good as possessing it.” - Donald Horban
The Feng Shui Pa Kua Lo Shu Grid identifies elements which you can incoporae into your decor in specific areas: -
