Feng shui for Valentine’s Day. Top feng shui tips for love and romance.

Feng shui for Valentine’s Day. Top feng shui tips for love and romance.

Heart by Picasso

Heart by Picasso

Feng shui for Valentine’s Day
Feng shui is a very powerful tool for optimising your home for love, and for helping to boost – as well as harmonise – your relationship. Valentine’s day is a perfect occasion to boost your relationships. As a result of using feng shui and feng shui remedies, you can improve an existing relationship or marriage or find a new partner.

Valentine’s Day /  Saint Valentine’s Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine is an annual celebration of love, romance and friendship – on 14 February. Originally it was as a Western Christian feast day (nothing to do with a large meal) set up in honour of one or two early saints named Valentinus. So the spiritual connotation of Valentine’s day is a significant aspect. Valentine’s Day is an important and popular cultural, religious and commercial celebration of love around the world.

Top love and Valentine’s Day feng shui tips include:

1) Activate the love/relationship/marriage area of your bedroom or home

Firstly, sort out and energise the love/relationship corner of your home/apartment/bedroom. The love/relationship area of your bedroom is the top right-hand corner from the door. Make sure that you don’t have any clutter here. Keep this area vibrant, alive and sexy. For example, feng shui remedies for energising your love/relationship corner are: light (lamps, not candles), crystals (add sparkle), plants (help to grow the relationship), meaningful images which represent love (e.g. hearts / a couple kissing / the word ‘LOVE’ / a pair of doves, pairs of things, etc) help to inspire love and harmonious relationships.

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The Art of Integrating Photographs in Homes: A Feng Shui Perspective

Unveiling the Essence of Memories: The Role of Photographs in Feng Shui

In the realm of feng shui, the placement and choice of items within one’s living space are not just about aesthetics; they are conduits of energy, harmony, and personal storytelling. Among these items, photographs hold a special place. They are more than mere decorations – they are snapshots of time, capturing emotions, memories, and the essence of people and places. This blog explores the nuanced role of photographs in homes from a feng shui perspective, particularly addressing the significance of family photos from childhood.

Childhood Memories: A Window to Innocence and Joy
Family photos from childhood are not just images of a bygone era; they are powerful symbols of innocence, joy, and unadulterated happiness. In feng shui, these photographs can serve as reminders of our roots, our purest emotions, and the unbridled joy of childhood. Placing these images in your home can create a sense of nostalgia, bringing forth the positive energies associated with those times.

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Grounding or Earthing to Protect from Electro-smog and Boost Health (Reduce Inflammation and Stress)

Earth or ground yourself to protect yourself from electromagnetic pollution and boost your health (reduce inflammation and stress) 

The science behind grounding/earthing
Studies have shown that grounding or earthing can alleviate inflammation, improve heart rate variability (HRV), blood viscosity, cortisol dynamics, sleep, and autonomic nervous system (ANS) balance and reduces the effects of stress as well as boost academic performance at school. In short, when walking barefoot outside, negatively charged particles in the earth neutralise positive particles in your body, which can have a negative effect on your health. Read the scientific research supporting the claims for grounding and earthing at the bottom of this blog.

Grounding or earthing has many health benefits

Grounding or earthing has many health benefits, such as reducing inflammation and stress

The benefits of grounding/earthing

Studies suggest that earthing or grounding can help with a host of health issues (watch the video about the scientific research about earthing) and these are:  Continue reading

Feng Shui Tips for the New Year 2014

Feng Shui tips for the New Year 2014

Feng Shui tips for the New Year 2014

From a psychological and evolutionary point of view the new year is an important marker of transition. All cultures have some kind of rituals to mark any major cyclical change. Here are some top feng shui tips from all over the world that you can use on the 1st of January. (Please note that Chinese observe also their own new year which is based on the lunar calendar – please check this blog for another post about the Chinese New Year which starts on 31 January 2014 – the year of the horse). Check out these eight simple and very practical feng shui tips for the New Year.
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Top Feng Shui Remedies

The top feng shui remedies are:

  1. Lighting
  2. Mirrors
  3. Crystals and minerals
  4. Light reflecting and sparkling objects
  5. Plants
  6. Water features
  7. Windchimes, mobiles and sound
  8. Electrical devices
  9. Heavy objects, sculptures
  10. Symbols, posters, photos, images
  11. Animals, including bird feeders and bird baths
  12. Energising objects

Bird feeders

Bird feeders are an excellent way to attract birds and positive energy to your garden. Depending on your feng shui intention, place the bird feeder in a specific area of the bagua which you want to energise and active ie wealth corner, relationship area, success area, etc. or if you want to sell your property consult your feng shui consultant which area is the best for your property.

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Birdball greenandblue.co.uk

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Bamboo notonthehighstreet.com

Bamboo notonthehighstreet.com

Raindrop edenproject.com

Raindrop edenproject.com

Moringa Tree – The Miracle Tree – Superfood

Moringa Tree Leaf Benefits

Moringa Tree Leaf Benefits

Moringa  tree – perfect nutritional superfood for everyone
Meet the moring tree, the most important tree on this planet with the most amazing properties – that ancient medicine claims that prevenst 300 diseases. New evidence and preliminary studies on moringa oleifera suggest that moringa leaves could be a miracle cure for malnutrition and a host of many illnesses (cancer, diabetes, liver and kidney problems, ulcers, anemia, high blood pressure, stress, and  much more). Moringa tree contains a perfect combination of nutrients, vitamins, minerals and proteins (at least 90 nutrients, 20 amino acids, 46 anti-oxidants (which boost memory and are cancer preventive) and 36 anti-inflammatory) for everyone, especially for the ones who need extra energy boost and are leading busy lives.

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Feng shui tip for career prospects: front door

One for the simplest feng shui ways to change the energy in your home to improve your career prospects is to change something around the front door. The front door is the transition area between your private life and public / work life. If you’re working from home it will still work since you’ll be doing it with a specific intention.

Radiant orchid door

Radiant orchid door

1. Change the colour of the front door
There are different ways to decide on the colour for the door.
• You can use the colour for the year (in 2014 it’s radiant orchid)
• You can calculate the energy for the career zone in the bagua for that year or month.
• Or just follow your heart and decide on a colour that will energies you when you go out (and come in). Continue reading