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    Last Post by Lady X
    August 2, 2023

    Feng Shui - Command/Power Position

    Command position, aka power position, is probably one of the most important concepts in feng shui. It is the spot in a room that is furthest from the door and not in direct line with it. It puts you diagonal to the door. And ideally, you should have a cle...
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    Last Post by Web Diva
    April 2, 2023

    Feng Shui - Yin and Yang

    In a former post, we mentioned that Chi is made of Yin (female) and Yang (male) elements. These opposing, but complimentary, forces are interconnected, you can't have one without the other. The goal is to achieve a balance of the two.

    Yin is represent...
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    Last Post by PengieMom
    April 2, 2023

    Feng Shui - Bagua Map

    The Bagua is an energy map for your home. The Chinese word Bagua means 8 symbols. Therefore, the bagua is eight symbols around a center. These symbols are connected to different aspects of life. Each gua (or symbol) also has countless other layered meanin...
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    Last Post by Web Diva
    March 18, 2023

    Feng Shui - Chi

    Chi, the life force that inhabits everything and is made up of yin (feminine) and yang (masculine) elements. Yin and yang elements will be covered in another post.


    Chi is constantly moving and changing and can make us feel good or ba...
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    Last Post by Web Diva
    March 18, 2023

    Feng Shui - The Five Elements

    Wood, fire, earth, metal, and water are the basic energetic categories in feng shui. Each element is distinguished by a characteristic shape, colors, and set of attributes. These represent a different aspect of your...  more
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    Last Post by Web Diva
    March 11, 2023

    What is Feng Shui?

    Feng Shui means “the way of wind and water.” It has roots in early Taoism. Feng Shui stems from the Taoist belief in chi, or the life force that inhabits everything. Chi is made up of yin and yang elements. These are opposing but complementary forces th...