As you probably know Feng shui works on many levels, from physical to emotional to mental and to spiritual. Spiritual feng shui deals with the spiritual and transpersonal environmental aspects of individuals or organisations.

In classical and modern feng shui, humans are placed between heaven (spiritual/transpersonal/virtual) and earth (material) dimensions as part of the trinity of luck: heaven’s luck (spiritual), human luck (your skills, mindsets, beliefs, etc.) and earth luck (feng shui). Initially, when feng shui was conceived, it was considered as a spiritual discipline because it was used for sitting for burial places, so the ancestors’ spirits could rest in peace. Modern feng shui aligns itself with modern spirituality and transpersonal psychology in a holistic understanding of the interaction between environments and individuals.

Researchers such as (Koenig, 2012) suggests that when people have organised their homes or workspaces with spiritual understanding and connection, they feel better, are happier and healthier. Some of the research refers to creating sacred spaces for peace, harmony and wellness. In May 1984, the Thirty-Seven World Health Assembly adopted resolution WHA37.13, which made the ‘spiritual dimension’ part and parcel of WHO Member States’ strategies for health.

Spiritual feng shui is here to help you connect with spiritual and transpersonal dimensions and realms and anchor them in your home or workplace. The function of spiritual feng shui is to remind you to balance your personal needs with your spiritual and transpersonal needs to create more connection, peace of mind as well as care and compassion.

In my talk on Spiritual feng shui I’m going to cover:

• What is spirituality for?
   Health benefits of spirituality – there are over 3300 papers on the benefits of spirituality (people feel better, are happier and healthier when they take care of their spirituality)
• What is spiritual feng shui for?
   Benefits of spiritual feng shui
• Top practical tips for your spiritual feng shui
   How to enlighten your home/workplace
• What is ultimately spiritual feng shui for? which will help you with your personal feng shui
• and if there is time, I do have about 100 slides with very comprehensive and evidence-based information – I’ll finish with Q&A

I invite you to book the Feng Shui Conference – the 10th of July, Saturday in London

Looking forward to meeting you and showing you how you can boost you spiritual feng shui and enlighten your home and workplace

Jan Cisek (MSc, FSSA) is a leading international feng shui consultant and expert, trainer, mentor, feng shui researcher and writer with 30+ years experience in feng shui and a background in interior design, design and branding, electromagnetics and geopathics as well as environmental psychology. He specialises in Holistic and Integral Feng Shui which works in many domains: environmental or physical, emotional, intellectual or psychological, social, cultural and virtual or spiritual. Jan is one of the very few feng shui consultants in the world with a Master’s degree in Environmental Psychology thereby combining the scientific rigour of the west to the ancient eastern art of feng shui. Most of his advice is evidence-based so you can trust and have confidence that it will work because it’s based on solid research.

More info on spiritual feng shui

Top tips for spiritual feng shui

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1. Personalise your space.
Research suggests that students who personalise their dormitories are happier and perform much better who don’t. In one study, researchers could predict who would drop out from the university by the amount of effort students put into personalising their rooms. Students who took the time to make themselves at home and personalised their rooms were happier and preserved in their studies.
Top tip Display anything that will make your space your own. Put a corkboard and stick anything that has emotional or sentimental value.

Feng shui for academic success

2. Look after your sleep.
The latest research is very clear about the importance of sleep for learning, memory and general wellness. The more you learn the more you have to sleep. Don’t compromise on your sleep – especially, before the exams. Sleep in total darkness to optimise the release of the dopamine, the sleep hormone.

3. Prime yourself with images of success and what you want to achieve.
Priming is one of the main working principles behind feng shui. Surround yourself with images of success and academic performance. Anything that will remind you on a daily bases of your academic dreams and goals will help you be motivated to preserve.

4. Include nature in your environment.
Nature or biophilia effect has a restorative effect. Nature is fractal. Our bodies have fractal structures. We feel less stress in nature.

5. Reduce stress.
The biggest problem for learning and studying is stress. 80% of the problems with learning are due to stress. Some of the stress comes from environmental stressors. If you have a nice view outside, this might help you relax and relax your eyes. If you don’t find a large poster with open space in nature to do the same effect.

6. Position yourself well – sit in the power position.
When you sit near the door, you’ll be affected by people passing behind your and other distraction. Sit in the power position, which is the furthest from the door and ideally, not with the back to the door.

At home, have a good office chair if you’re going to spend a lot of time at the desk.

7. Good lighting.
Ideally, work with natural lighting whenever you can. The second best is warm LED lighting and then incandescent lighting. Avoid working under fluorescent lighting. If you have to, have regular brakes.

Have lots of books around

8. Have plenty of books around you.
Research suggests that people who have lots of books are happier.  And the surprising thing is that they don’t have to even read them. Just the presence of books will make you happier. Of course, I do recommend reading books. If you want to read more and with a better understanding – learn speed reading. Read Top Study Skills, Tips and Techniques for Students to Pass Exams

9. Listen to my talk about how to use feng shui in university settings.
I’ve been interviewed by a Dutch architect René P.M. Stevens MSc Arch/MBA who’s the Founder & CEO of ATELIER V real estate B.V. which helps organisations to manifest their vision, ambition and inspire employees by the working and learning environment with an integrated approach to align real estate/facility management, ICT and Human Resources with the corporate strategy. We talked about feng shui and how it helps with academic performance and what can universities do to help students.
Or watch it below

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