Feng Shui for Prosperity: 15 Practical Tips for Wealth and Abundance

Feng Shui for Prosperity: 15 Practical Tips for Wealth and Abundance

Create a home and workspace that support financial wellbeing, welcome opportunity and help you move from surviving to thriving.

Feng shui for prosperity begins with a useful question: does your home support the life you are trying to create? Before buying another lucky object, look at the entrance you use every day, the desk where you work, the bedroom where you rest and the things that surround you. Are they helping you move forward, or are there simple changes waiting to be made?

My approach is to bring prosperity into the whole home, rather than confine it to one supposedly powerful corner. A welcoming entrance, a usable workspace, a flourishing plant and a carefully chosen book can each play a part. The aim is to connect your intentions with your surroundings and your everyday actions.

The following tips draw on my feng shui practice. Traditional associations are presented as feng shui symbolism, not guarantees of financial results. Start with changes that are useful, affordable and personally meaningful.

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Water Element in Feng Shui = Opportunity, Prosperity, Wealth and Career Prospects and More…

The water element (shui) is the second most important element in feng shui after the air element (wind). In the five-element theory, the water element is first in the creative cycle. Life starts with water. Water covers about 80% of the Earth (it should be called the Water, not the Earth). Our bodies are mostly made of water. Humans can’t live for long without water. Water is key to everything from our bodies to transport, to prosperity and opportunities in general. Countries, cities and towns with access to water or rivers thrive more than the ones which don’t have that environmental feature.

Learn how to use water feng shui adjustments to create more opportunities for any area of your life, career, prosperity, relationships and more…

Water feng shui cures and remedies

Water feng shui cures and remedies

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Chinese are the most materialistic people in the world according to the IPSOS survey

IPSOS Global Attitudes on Materialism, Finances and Family Survey 2013

IPSOS Global Attitudes on Materialism, Finances and Family Survey 2013

71 percent of Chinese measure their success by the things they own, which is significantly higher than any other nation in the world, a new IPSOS survey on Global Attitudes on Materialism, Finances and Family revealed which was conducted across 20 countries. Indians are the second most materialistic people in the world – 58 percent of Indians measure their success by the things they own. Turkey, Brazil, South Korea and Poland round out the top six on the list for the most materialistic countries. Great Britain ranks at the 18th place with 16% of British measuring their success by the things they own. Swedish people are the least materialistic from all those 20 countries which were surveyed. The Chinese are also the most likely to feel a lot of pressure to be successful and make money. Does this explain why feng shui originates in China? We don’t know how important material success was to Chinese 4000 years ago though, when feng shui was first developed. But a big part of modern feng shui is designed for material and financial success.