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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Feng Shui and The Lucky Charm ............................................................ Error! Bookmark not defined.
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 5
Chapter 1: Feng Shui Basics and History ........................................................................................... 7
What is Feng Shui? .............................................................................................................................. 7
History of Feng Shui ............................................................................................................................ 9
When to use Feng Shui ...................................................................................................................... 10
Chapter 2: The Five Elements of Feng Shui ..................................................................................... 12
Water ................................................................................................................................................ 12
Fire .................................................................................................................................................... 13
Wood ................................................................................................................................................ 13
Earth ................................................................................................................................................. 13
Metal................................................................................................................................................. 14
Chapter 3: Why Does Feng Shui Work? ........................................................................................... 15
So what makes FengShui work? ........................................................................................................ 16
Chapter 4: What You Need To Know Before Using FengShui ........................................................ 18
Chapter 5: Creating a Prosperous Home with Feng Shui ............................................................... 22
Outside Feng Shui ............................................................................................................................. 22
Appliances and furniture ................................................................................................................... 24
Light and ventilation ......................................................................................................................... 24
Architectural design .......................................................................................................................... 25
Energy flow ....................................................................................................................................... 25
6 Feng Shui Tips for a Good Home..................................................................................................... 26
1. Choose a good outside location ............................................................................................. 26
3. Establish good Feng Shui in the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom ......................................... 27
4. Choose the proper Feng Shui colors for each area of your home........................................... 30
5. Determine your birth element ............................................................................................... 31
6. Go at your own pace.............................................................................................................. 32
Chapter 6: Transforming Your Home .............................................................................................. 32
Quick Guide by Directions ................................................................................................................. 33
East Rooms: ................................................................................................................................... 33
Southeast Rooms: ......................................................................................................................... 34
South Room Colors: ....................................................................................................................... 34
 Southwest Room Colors: ............................................................................................................... 34
West Room Colors: ........................................................................................................................ 35
Northwest Room Colors: ............................................................................................................... 35
North Room Colors: ....................................................................................................................... 35
Northeast Room Colors: ................................................................................................................ 35
Living Room ................................................................................................................................... 36
Kitchen .......................................................................................................................................... 38
Bathroom ...................................................................................................................................... 40
Bedroom ....................................................................................................................................... 42
Children’s Room ............................................................................................................................ 45
Office............................................................................................................................................. 47
Garden .......................................................................................................................................... 48
Chapter 7: Benefits of Feng Shui ..................................................................................................... 50
Chapter 8: The Magical Pi Xiu Protects Homes and Increases Wealth .......................................... 54
Conclusion ........................................................................................................................................... 57
 INTRODUCTION

If you've labored all your life and remain unsuccessful; if you've tried all
sorts of methods to attain success but nothing has worked, and you're
about to throw in the towel - DON'T!
Feng Shui might be the perfect tool to help you achieve your dreams. It
can be the key that will unlock the door to your success.
You just need to learn how it works, and then apply it properly into
your life.
When you follow the instructions and believe in the power of Feng
Shui, then there's no reason for it not to work for you as it has for so
many others.
Feng Shui will help you balance your existence and fill those empty
voids with positive energy that can work harmoniously towards your
success.
If you’re ready to harmonize all the aspects of your life and achieve the
success, you truly deserve, then read on to learn about enhancing the
Feng Shui energy using the Bagua Map.
Learn how to compute your Feng Shui lucky number and determine
your most promising areas utilizing the Lo Shu square and other Feng
Shui tools.
Become one of those who have experienced the immense power of
Feng Shui in their lives.
Acquire the essential knowledge of how Feng Shui can harness the
fields of energy at your home and at your workplace to transform your
life forever.
Let’s get started!
 CHAPTER 1:
FENG SHUI BASICS AND HISTORY

Feng Shui (pronounced as “Feng shoy” or “Fung Shway”) is translated

literally as “wind-water.” It is strongly related to Daoism, a religious and
philosophical Chinese tradition that maintains that one must live
according to the cosmic order of the universe. It originated in China and
was part of the Chinese tradition of geomancy, which initially pertained
to the proper positioning of structures to harmonize the energy or Chi
they produce in congruence with the environment or the forces existing
in the universe. Nowadays, Feng Shui has been incorporated into
furniture arrangements, room designs, and almost all types of
structures that can be arranged.

WHAT IS FENG SHUI?

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice that emphasizes the belief that
all things emit energy, or Chi, that can affect the course of other things
around them. The basic elements, the wind, and water, are considered
the most important of the five elements because the wind provides the
air that we breathe, and water is an essential substance that our body
needs. Without the wind we would die in minutes; without water, we
would die in days. The combination of these two determines the
climate in the region we live in, thereby determining what food we can
get and how much food we can obtain. It operates on the idea that the
Yin and Yang and the five elements should be balanced in the body to
achieve health, happiness, and success.

The fact is that energy emanates from all things revolving around you.
The energy is known as Qi or Chi. The literal meaning of Chi is breath or
air. Of course, the philosophical or figurative sense is energy flow or life
force. The concept of this power is not limited to just the Chinese
culture. Chi has different names in various parts of the world: lüng in
Tibetan culture, prana in Hinduism, Manitou in the American
indigenous cultures, ruah in Jewish tradition, mana in the Hawaiian
belief system and vital energy in Western philosophy.

For you to succeed and be happy and at peace, all of these energy fields
must harmonize with one another. Imagine multiple people trying to
move a desk, each pushing in a different direction. Are they going to
get anywhere? No. It’s the same with Feng Shui. For it to work, all of
the energy forces in your life must be concentrated on a single area,
making it more efficient and more robust. This area will attract positive
energy ensuring your prosperity in love, work, health, and all aspects of
your life.

Another name for Feng Shui is the art of placement. It follows the belief
that how you place yourself, your furnishings and other possessions
within your environs will determine the life experience you have. It
allows you to bring accord, enjoyment, happiness and equilibrium into
your environment.
 HISTORY OF FENG SHUI

Feng Shui is believed to have been practiced long before the invention
of the magnetic compass. Archaeologists have found that the Hongshan
and Yangshao cultures have the earliest recorded indication of the use
of Feng Shui. The Yangshao culture existed along the Yellow River
between 5000 BC and 3000 BC. The Hongshan culture was present in
the area between Liaoning in the south and Mongolia in the north,
approximately between 4700 BC and 2900 BC. This fact indicates that
the practice, or at least some form of it, was already being followed
about five thousand to seven thousand years ago.

Since the magnetic compass came into existence three thousand five
hundred years later, Feng Shui originally depended upon astronomy to
determine the relationship between the universe and humans. Ruins
excavated at Banpo in the Yellow River Valley were found to have their
doors aligned with the appearance of the Yingshi asterism right after
the winter solstice. An asterism means a group of stars that form a
recognizable pattern, regardless of whether they belong to one
constellation or more than one. These ruins have been dated to around
4000 BC. During the Zhou dynasty, capital cities were built once Yingshi,
now known as Ding, appeared in the sky. Various excavations have
yielded sites where buildings such as palaces were found to be standing
along a north-south axis. Also, the excavations of other sites show
signs of gaitain cosmography being used. Gaitain works on the principle
that heaven is represented by round, while earth is represented by a
square. Pretty much every capital city in China followed the rules laid
out by Feng Shui regarding layouts and designs. This fact is especially
evident in excavated sites that had grand structures, which were
aligned according to the rules of Feng Shui regarding their arrangement
and architectural plan. The rules were codified in the Kaogong Ji during
the Zhou period. The carpenter’s manual known as Lu Ban Jing covered
the rules for builders.

The oldest instances of Feng Shui instruments are the shi or the liuren
astrolabes. Archaeologists found them in tombs that dated back to a
period between 278 BC and 209 BC. They have the same markings as
those contained on a magnetic compass.

The magnetic compass was eventually devised to be used in Feng Shui.

One of the traditional instruments of Feng Shui is the Luopan or the
Chinese magnetic compass.

During the Cultural Revolution imposed by the Chinese government in

the 1960s, the practice of Feng Shui was suppressed.

WHEN TO USE FENG SHUI

You can use Feng Shui in your office, or at home in each of your
individual rooms, or at your home as a more holistic approach. You can
use it anywhere that you're able to apply its concepts.

Your Feng Shui must be coupled with good intentions, kindness, the
sincere desire to help, and a positive outlook on life. You can start using
Feng Shui by setting your goals first and then determining your Feng
Shui using the Bagua Map. You have to identify specific goals that you
wish to achieve so that you’ll know what to focus on.
 CHAPTER 2:
THE FIVE ELEMENTS OF FENG SHUI

The Five Elements are used to describe the shapes, colors and materials
that surround you and the attributes they bring to your life. For you to
succeed with Feng Shui, the five elements: water, fire, wood, earth, and
metal, have to be in harmony with one another. Each element has
specific shapes and colors and represents specific aspects of your life.

WATER

Water brings relaxation and somewhat contradictorily movement and

flow into your life. Its power is gentle, similar to that of a meandering
river. It signifies creativity and insight. The objects associated with this
element are fish bowls, aquariums, and even fountains. The element
itself is represented by mirrors and glass. The shape of the element
itself is not rigid but something that swirls or curves. Even objects that
contain this form such as rugs, curtains, and even items such as slip
covers represent the element. The colors that represent the Water
element are black and deep blues, the colors of deep water.

FIRE

If Water is the element of relaxation, Fire is almost the exact opposite.

It brings emotion, passion, and high energy. It signifies visibility and the
high energy characteristic. Objects associated with the Fire element are
characteristically hot such as a blazing fireplace or burning candles. The
shape of the element is a triangle, meant to represent a flame. The
colors associated with the element are passionate like the element
itself: pink, red, crimson, scarlet, orange and dark purple.

WOOD

The Wood element brings in vitality, expansion, and growth in your life.
It signifies cooperation, new beginnings, and self-growth. The Wood
element objects are also wooden such as furniture, plants, flowers,
doors and picture frames. The shape of the element is rectangular, and
the colors associated with the element are green, and teal meant to
represent leaves from trees.

EARTH

The Earth element brings grounding, balance, and stability into your
life. It signifies control, nourishment, and balance. The objects of this
element are generally made of earth such as the marble or granite
countertops in your kitchen, the tile floors in your house and any clay
pots or accessories in your home. The Earth element's shape is square,
and the colors are the colors of the earth: brown like the land, yellow
like the sun and terracotta like clay.

METAL

Metal is strong, and so the Metal element brings clarity and strength
into your life. It signifies calmness, ingenuity, and excellent planning.
Metal element objects can range from wrought iron furniture to metal
headboards or even light fixtures. Even electronics and computers are
considered Metal objects as is fluorescent light. Metal is represented by
the round shape of a metal coin, and its colors are also metallic such as
gold and silver. Pastels and white and grey are also considered Metal
colors.

You need to use the Five Elements in your surroundings to bring the
powers related to the metals into your life. A roaring fireplace will bring
in the Fire element, which means an aura of energy. Adding an indoor
green plant will help you with blocked creativity since the object is
associated with wood. If it isn't possible to associate the objects with
the various elements, you can use the shapes and colors associated
with them to be able to enjoy those properties. However, you will get
the most power and achieve the best results if you combine the object,
the shape, and the element. All five elements are vital to good Feng
Shui.
 CHAPTER 3:
WHY DOES FENG SHUI WORK?

In order to answer the question, “Why does Feng Shui work”, we first
have to ask the question, “Does Feng Shui work”? The simple answer is,
yes Feng Shui does work, but of course there is more to it than that.
This is where understanding “the Law of Attraction” comes into play.
You see, when you learn about “the Law of Attraction”, you begin to
understand that what you think about the most is what you get in life.
What you believe is what you receive. Let me tell you a story about
when I was a little girl. We did not have any money and going to the
doctor was out of the question, but I had a dry patch on my face just
below my mouth. This patch was irritating and red. It bothered me
most of the time.
My mother took a piece of paper, and she told me that we were going
to place the paper over the spot, draw a circle around it and burn the
paper, which we did. She also told me that by burning the paper we
were going to make the spot on my face go away. Being a young girl I
had no doubt that this would work because she told me it would.
The day after we burned the paper I woke up and the spot was gone.
This is kind of how Feng Shui works. Now, I am not going to tell you that
it is going to work for everyone because it does not. Just like I would
not tell you that the paper burning would work for everyone.

SO WHAT MAKES FENGSHUI WORK?

It is the power of belief that makes Feng Shui work. If you practice Feng
Shui and have no belief in its powers, it is not going to work for you.
Remember what you believe is what you receive. You see, even if you
follow all of the techniques in this book, without believing in it you are
doing yourself no good.
If you do all the things I tell you and say it is not going to work, that is
what you are going to get back. It will not work. But if on the other
hand, you do the best you can with the techniques you learn in this
book and honestly believe it will work than it will.
Think about it like this, researchers say that a medicine works as long as
it works on 75 percent of the subjects it is tested on. Now if the
medicine truly worked, wouldn’t it work on 100 percent of the
subjects? The truth is that if you don’t believe a medicine will work for
you, it can’t work for you. There have also been studies that have
shown that when a person is given a sugar pill and told it will have a
specific effect on their body it has that effect. The reason is because
their belief was so strong in that medicine that it worked for them even
though it was simply a sugar pill.
The fact is that it is all in your mind, so if you go and rearrange your
home and believe it will work it will. If on the other hand you have no
faith, it will not work.
So the answer for if Feng Shui works is yes, if you believe in it. The
answer to the question, “How does Feng Shui work” is all about faith,
belief and allowing it to work through our life.
There is a little bit more to Feng Shui than just faith, so even if you are
lacking in belief you may see some changes in your life. For example, if
you are living in a dark room with the windows covered, no pictures
and no color, you are going to become depressed. This will show in the
rest of your house.
If on the other hand, you change that one room, brighten it up, let
natural light in and follow the techniques of Feng Shui, you will find that
your mood lightens just as the room lightened. You will find that you
want to use Feng Shui not only in the rest of your home but in the rest
of your life as well.
So what I am saying is that if you don’t have as much faith in Feng Shui
as you would like just give it a try in one room of your home. Try using
Feng Shui in your living room and see what a difference it can make.
Finally, many people struggle with the faith part of Feng Shui, but all I
have to say to that is what do you have to lose? Honestly ask yourself if
you believe in Feng Shui, and if it works what have you gained? If you
answer honestly, you will see that you will gain an entirely new life.
Now ask yourself if you believe in Feng Shui and if it does not work
what have you lost? If you answer honestly, you will realize that you are
not going to lose anything just trying it.
 CHAPTER 4:
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE USING FENGSHUI

Before you begin using Feng Shui there are a few things you need to do
to prepare. The first thing you need to do we talked a bit about in the
last chapter, but it is to open your mind and your heart to the
possibility of Feng Shui.
As I stated in the previous chapter, you have to believe that Feng Shui
will work, but there is more to it than that. You have to understand that
everything you touch is made up of energy and that this energy is alive.
You also have to accept that everything you do affects this energy
because you are the creator. You have the ability to create the world
you want by what you tell yourself each day. So if you tell yourself only
bad things happen to you, guess what, only bad things will happen to
you.
That is not how life is supposed to be. Instead you need to be telling
yourself that good things are attracted to you, that you are able to
accomplish all you set out to do and that you attract positivity in your
life. This is another part of Feng Shui, where knowing about “the Law of
Attraction” helps.
If you don’t know about “the Law of Attraction”, I suggest you do a little
bit of research, and even watch the movie, “The Secret” because it will
help open your mind to the possibilities of Feng Shui.
Next, you need to clarify why you want to use Feng Shui. What are your
intentions? Defining your purpose will help you see results faster. You
see, you can use Feng Shui just because you simply want to use Feng
Shui, but if you define your purpose: Such as bringing peace into your
home, making your home a more relaxing space or even increasing your
financial stability, you will be able to focus on using Feng Shui for that
specific goal. And you will see the results.
If you just choose to use Feng Shui for the general use of Feng Shui, you
will see some results in your life, but they will not be as defined as they
would if you stated your purpose for using Feng Shui.
The third thing you need to do before you start using Feng Shui is to
start making changes in your life right now. For example, if you are
going to use Feng Shui in your home, you need to first start by
removing the clutter from your home. After you have removed the
clutter, you need to thoroughly clean your home. Feng Shui is not going
to help you any if you try to use it in a cluttered and dirty home.
You also need to understand that no matter what, a Feng Shui guru will
tell you, you do not need to move out of your home to have good Chi. I
have heard many horror stories of someone calling a guru for
inspiration and advice. They end up being told there is no hope for their
home, and as long as they live there, they will not be happy or
successful.
That is some inspiration huh? When people are told this they literally
give up. Often times you will find that they stop taking care of the home
the once loved so much, they stop having friends over and the
withdrawal into themselves.
Right now, I am telling you that no matter what any, so called guru tells
you, there are things that you can do in any home; even if it is a Feng
Shui architectural disaster, which will help you create the Chi you are
looking for.
The beginning step is to clean up the area and remove all of the clutter.
After you do that the rest is easy.
I also feel it important to explain that Feng Shui is not a religion. It does
not matter what your religious beliefs are. You can still use Feng Shui.
You don’t have to convert or go through any strange ritual. It is simply a
way to ensure your environment affects you the way you want it to.
Feng Shui does not infringe upon any religious beliefs, and it is not
meant to replace religious practices. Just like “the Law of Attraction” or
Reiki, it is meant to be used as a tool to ensure you get the most out of
this life.
Now it is time to grab a notebook and start writing. You are going to
honestly go through your life and write down all of the areas you want
to see changes in. For example, are you okay with barely being able to
pay your bills, or spending your Friday nights alone in an empty
apartment? Maybe you are unhappy with your own ability to get things
done, or maybe you are sick of working for that boss who does nothing
and takes all the credit.
Whatever the issue is, write it down, later you will see use the BAGUE
categories start to emerge, but for now just write down all of the things
you would like to change in your life. Use the following questions to
help you out.

1. Are you happy with your current career? Do you earn the amount
of money needed to support yourself and your family in a manner that
is acceptable to you?
2. Are you happy with your current level of education, or given the
choice would you go back to school?
3. Are you happy with your current relationships with the other
members of your family?
4. Does the reputation you currently have cause problems in your
family or in your career?
5. Do you feel content and fulfilled in your current relationship?
6. Are you happy with the relationship you currently have with your
children, and are you happy with the way your children currently
behave?
7. Are you happy with your current state of health?

When you answer these questions, you will be able to look at the
BAGUE and find out what you need to do in your home to create good
Chi and attract what you need in your life.
 CHAPTER 5:
CREATING A PROSPEROUS HOME WITH FENG SHUI

If you’re planning on doing Feng Shui, there is no better place

to start with than your home. This is the place which has the most
impact on your life, the place you stay most of the time. Doing Feng
Shui in your home is like making an overhaul in about 50% of your life.
Read on and learn more about making your home an ideal place to live
in!
There are several factors that you need to look into when you are doing
home Feng Shui and they are as follows:

OUTSIDE FENG SHUI

The Feng Shui on the outside of your house is as important as its Feng
Shui on the inside. The Chi flows around your place from outside
elements which is why it’s important to make sure you attract the
positive energy to go in your home.
Note that you’ll be able to tell a good outside Feng Shui on the outset
just by looking at it. Does your garage look okay to you? Does your
surrounding make you feel safe and comfortable? If not, you can bet
that you have a bad outside Feng Shui. Remember that the energy that
surrounds your home affects your overall personality, more specifically
your instincts. If your instinct is feeding you some negative vibes, be
sure to listen to it and make a change.
For starters, you need to clear out all unnecessary clutter. Clutter is a
form of energy blocker which prevents your home from taking in as
much positive energy as it could.
You should also try to avoid Sa Chi (attacking energy) and Si Chi (low
and lifeless energy), or at least manage them. Sa Chi can be fed by
sharp or pointing objects towards the main door. For this matter, try to
avoid a T-junction house, pointed wall angles and sharp structures if
you can. The farther these Sa Chi attractions are from you house, the
less bad Feng Shui you attract.
Equally unproductive is the accumulation of Si Chi. Si Chi can be found
in places where tragedy has happened. Avoid choosing locations where
there have been tragedy, stress or death. Si Chi accumulates over time
and it may stay in a particular area and this may affect your mood
immensely causing you to feel as lifeless and depressed as the energy
surrounding you.
 APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE

Since Feng Shui is primarily anchored on nature and elements, a good

home Feng Shui is expected to have lots of natural stuff. Electronic
appliances are said to drain the energy of the home, so it must be
balanced in three ways: by putting it in an area where its effects would
be minimized, i.e. far end corner of the room, by cutting off its constant
use and by balancing its draining effect through Feng Shui items, i.e.
crystals and wood.
For instance, putting your television set on top of a wooden table
would help balance the equation. You could also use some items to
counter the energy draining effect such as putting on rice, salt and
crystals as negative energy absorbers, near it. Despite the
contemporary technology, try to put as much nature into your home as
possible, such as wood, stones and water.

LIGHT AND VENTILATION

Good lighting and ventilation is a must for every home. It helps the Chi
flow around your home easily, which is always a good thing when it
comes to home Feng Shui. Remember that Feng Shui literally means
‘wind and water’; therefore these two elements must take precedence
over the rest. Having a well ventilated area takes care of the ‘wind’
essentials.
To ensure that your home will have proper lighting and ventilation, put
some windows in every area of your house. Note that while you can
have fans and air conditioners, natural wind is still best in Feng Shui.
Wind in its natural state contains more positive and free flowing energy
than the stagnant/less rich air coming from air conditioning units.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Aesthetics and functionality need not be sacrificed in order to get a

good home Feng Shui. While architectural designs take into
consideration aesthetics and other practical things, Feng Shui helps put
everything in harmonious order.
However, to make the adjustments easier, it is best if you could
incorporate Feng Shui from the very start of the project rather than
later after it has already been finished. You would do well to hire an
architect who has basic knowledge on Feng Shui or some advice from a
Feng Shui expert at the very least before constructing anything.

ENERGY FLOW

A good home Feng Shui ensures continuous and consistent flow of Chi
all around the house. Aside from having good light and ventilation, your
home must also have good Chi entry points, which is primarily through
the doors.
For this, the focus should be on your home’s main entry. This is the
point where your home absorbs the entire Chi that flows from the
outside world. But what should you do to your home’s main entry?
For your home to have a strong main entry, it must be placed in a
position where it can directly access the outside. It must not be hidden
or blocked. It need not be a big door, just enough to accommodate as
much energy flow as possible.
Doors must also be positioned in such a way that the Chi does not
immediately flow out without going through all the areas of the house.
To be able to achieve that, avoid having parallel doors. Parallel doors
allow the Chi to enter in one point and easily exit through the other.
Instead, have the doors spaced out evenly. You could also use Feng Shui
decors to welcome positive Chi in your home such as round tables,
charms or even a vibrant rug.

6 FENG SHUI TIPS FOR A GOOD HOME

Now that you have a good grasp of what a good home Feng Shui should
be, it is now time for the execution. Here are some tips:

1. CHOOSE A GOOD OUTSIDE LOCATION

Because you know how important a good outside location would be for
your home, make sure that you choose the perfect one. A good outside
location is a place where nature is closest, and where Si Chi does not
linger. For instance, do not buy a lot which is cheaper because it has
been flooded or abandoned. The money you’ll save will cost you in the
long run. Choose a location which is vibrant and oozing with positive
energy such as a good and quiet village in the city.

2. FOCUS ON THE FRONT DOOR/ MAIN ENTRY

Your main entry will attract the Chi into your home. Make sure that you
make it as attractive to positive energy as possible by putting Feng Shui
decors and charms. You could also accentuate your main entry with
some miniature water fountains which symbolize prosperity and
success. You also have to eliminate energy blockers such as clutter.
Most importantly, identify the bagua area of the main entry and let it
guide you. After that, you should be able to know what you need to
strengthen the flow of the Chi into your house. The bagua will help you
identify which areas of the house are connected to specific areas in
your life. For instance, if the main entry of your house is located in the
Southeast portion, which is an area signifying wealth and prosperity,
you’d be able to know what to put there i.e. wood and water elements.

3. ESTABLISH GOOD FENG SHUI IN THE BEDROOM, KITCHEN AND BATHROOM

These are the most important areas in your home as far as Feng Shui is
concerned. These areas are often referred to as the “Feng Shui Trinity”
because they are the ones most connected to your well being. As a
general rule, always make these areas lively and full of positive energy.
For good bedroom Feng Shui, take note of the following:
• A bedroom needs a relaxing and sensual energy. In order to
create this kind of vibe, keep your bedroom as bare as possible.
Get rid of the television set, exercise bike or stack of work papers.
 These things will remind you of work and responsibilities which
can make it difficult for you to relax and sleep.

• Make the bed the focal point of your room and all other things
just collateral.

• Maintain good air quality around the room by providing for good
air ventilation or some air freshener/purifier.

• Do not put plants in your bedroom, no matter how small.

• Have adequate lighting. Remember that light is one of the

strongest Feng Shui sources of energy. You can go with natural
light during daytime or candles at night.

• The best Feng Shui colors for bedrooms are skin toned colors
ranging from white to rich brown.

• Choose vibrant decor in your room that pictures what you want in
life. Have uplifting artistic pieces rather than mystical, sad ones.

For good bathroom Feng Shui, take note of the following:

Ø Some have negative Feng Shui views when it comes to bathrooms
because it is one of the areas where water, a powerful Feng Shui
element, is drained out of the house. Do not be bound by this
view. Feng Shui elements are supposed to go in and move out of
the house, so there is really no problem there.
 Ø The bathroom is a place where water is the abundant and
dominant element. This might create an elemental imbalance
which could result in bad Feng Shui. To cure this, you need to put
some other elements such as Earth elements like small indoor
plants or crystals. The Earth element is stronger than water, so
even a small amount of Earth element can help balance things
out.

Ø It is also good to have earthy tones in your bathroom such as gold

and yellow for your walls or even for your towels.

Ø To balance out all elements, you can also pitch in some art decors
in red (fire), brown (wood) and white (metal).

Ø Have some crystals hanging from the ceiling. As the Chi from the
water goes down the drain, the crystals will help retain some of its
energy so that the bathroom will not only be an exit point for the
Chi.

For good kitchen Feng Shui, take note of the following:

Ø In the hierarchy of Feng Shui Trinity, some say that the kitchen
ranks the highest, hence it’s the most important part of the
house. The kitchen also symbolizes wealth and prosperity.

Ø It is always a good Feng Shui to have your kitchen away from

either the main or back door so as to let the Chi linger in this area
longer.
 Ø Keep the kitchen well-ventilated and clean at all times.

Ø Fresh flowers and fruits make for a good source of energy in the
kitchen. Always keep a bowl of fresh fruits on your kitchen table.
Putting some plants on your kitchen’s window sill is also
advisable.

Ø Yellow is a good Feng Shui color for the kitchen. You can choose
between a variety of yellow shades i.e. squash yellow/ butter
yellow or ginger yellow.

4. CHOOSE THE PROPER FENG SHUI COLORS FOR EACH AREA OF YOUR HOME

In choosing Feng Shui colors for your home, it is necessary to first know
the colors that represent each element.
Ø Water is represented by black and blue

Ø Metal is represented by white and gray

Ø Earth is represented by yellow, sandy and earthy tones

Ø Fire is represented by red, purple, orange and pink

Ø Wood is represented by brown and green

You need to know that choosing one color for all the areas of your
house can be counterproductive. As you can see, the areas of your
house should represent each element in the place where it should be
strongest. Below are some color ideas that you may use:
 • Green in the East Bagua Area to boost health and maintain happy
family relationships

• Blue in the North Bagua Area to encourage career growth and

wealth

• Yellow in the South Bagua Area for good, harmonious

relationships and reunions

• White in the Western Bagua Area for heightened creativity and

good ideas
Note that you need not color the entire area of your house blue or
whatever color. Just make sure that these ‘lucky’ Feng Shui colors are
dominant in the area specified. You can do this by simply adding a
touch of colorful ornaments.

5. DETERMINE YOUR BIRTH ELEMENT

Your birth element connects you with the Feng Shui of your home.
Remember that Feng Shui is all about making a particular arrangement
work for you, and that means it will work only if it’s in sync with what
you are.
For example, if your birth element is fire, you should definitely put fire
elements in your home such as red or triangular items. You would also
want to nourish your element by putting Feng Shui decors made of
wood as this feeds fire.
This will help you connect with the natural elements present in you and
your home.
You can discover Your Birth Element Right Here

6. GO AT YOUR OWN PACE

Lastly, you do not have to be pressured into doing Feng Shui all the
way, especially if Feng Shui is quite new to you. Go at your own pace
and determine the goals you want to achieve in your home. Only
through this will you be able to really appreciate the power of Feng
Shui in your home.

CHAPTER 6:
TRANSFORMING YOUR HOME

You will need to understand the bagua map of your home if you are to
decorate your home through Feng Shui to promote good chi. However,
that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some tips and tricks that you
should try to put in each and every room. Before continuing you must
create a bagua map of your house. Find out how each room of your
house is oriented, and remember to put activating elements into the
room as shown below. There are still some basic tips for best colors and
Feng Shui for your home, but you do need to personalize it to your
home’s layout.

QUICK GUIDE BY DIRECTIONS

You may not have time for a bagua map just yet, but if you’re looking
for something a little more simple and comprehensive, then you’ll find
that this quick guide is for you. Decorate based on the bagua map
above, and refer to the tips outlined below for more detail. Using a
bagua map doesn’t have to be hard, and when you apply it with this
quick guide and the tips you’ll find for each room, you’ll be able to
create a house that is, energy-wise, in perfect balance. Remember that
the colors are all connected to certain elements and themes, as the
bagua map explains.

EAST ROOMS:

If you are looking for a room that is facing east, no matter the purpose
of the room itself, you would need to incorporate the colors related of
the wood element. These colors are generally green and brown. Blue
and black can also be good colors for an east facing room, but you do
need to limit your fire colors such as purple and red, in order to keep
the energy in balance.
 SOUTHEAST ROOMS:

When decorating a southeast room, you’ll want it to have the same

colors as those near the east area. These colors are green, brown, blue
and black. However, you would want to add in golden tones as well,
because this is considered to be the money area of your home (which
you’ll see in the bagua map diagram above). This is meant to help to
bring wealth and prosperity energy into your home.

SOUTH ROOM COLORS:

Southern oriented rooms are ruled by the element of fire. When you
are trying to create a positive chi energy in any south facing room,
you’ll want to use fire and wood element colors. This includes yellow
(but a strong yellow), green, brown, orange, red, pink and even purple.
You will need to limit colors like black and blue in your south facing
rooms, or it could disrupt the balance of chi.

SOUTHWEST ROOM COLORS:

The southwest room is ruled by earth colors, and therefore you need
them to be warm and nurturing colors. You can use the color of clay,
earthenware, bricks, pottery, and fire colors are also good for the
southwest room. When you do pick fire colors, go for coral, pink, or
even red. It is connected to love and marriage, and there is a touch of
romantic energy in this room, so you can add blush skin tones, floral
prints or even sensual fabrics to decorate it.
 WEST ROOM COLORS:

You’ll need to add a strong metal energy to this room, which means you
need to use gray and white coloring, but limit your white. Make sure
that metallic finishes are present, and nourishing earthy colors are good
as well. There are colors you should avoid in your west room, and those
are deep blues, blacks, and fiery colors.

NORTHWEST ROOM COLORS:

This is also a room that will love the element of metal, so greys and
whites are going to help bring this room alive. You’ll want limit het
white but, use grays and metallic finishes. Remember to avoid fiery
colors, blues, and limit your blacks. You’ll want to have a Buddha statue
or anything that helps you reach out spiritually in this room, because
rooms oriented this way are connected to heavenly blessings.

NORTH ROOM COLORS:

Northern facing rooms are great with the water element, and so you
can add water elements into the room. Blue and black are the proper
colors for here, and you want to use some white, gray, and metallic
finishes to add a metallic energy in the room as well. Make sure that
you limit the presence of earth colors in this room.

NORTHEAST ROOM COLORS:

The elements that will need to be infused into the chi of this room is
fire and earth. This is a room that is connected to spiritual growth and
spiritual cultivation. You may want to add a golden Buddha that will
express the energy that you want. Earthy colors are welcome in this
room, but you can also use red, purple, magenta and different reds.

LIVING ROOM

You already know what to put in your living room as far as colors are
concerned from the section above. However, there are some Feng Shui
tips that are perfect for your living room. There are certain shapes that
will help to generate a happy and peaceful Feng Shui in your living area.
If your living room faces north, then you’ll want wavy shapes that will
resemble the flow of water. This will create a flowing energy in the
room that allows for prosperity and change.

However, your furniture arrangement will be extremely important in

decorating your living room for the best energy as well. You need to
make sure that both your family members and guests feel at ease.
When you look at your living room, remember that chi flows like water.
Is there any place that you feel will box energy off? Are you directing
energy to flow out a window or door before it can nourish your
environment? Make sure that you have an open floor plan that allows
for movement.

TIPS:
1. You will need sunlight and ventilation because this room is meant
to be uplifting. This will make sure that you have only positive chi.
2. Your living room needs to be comfortable to live in, or you will be
inviting sha chi (negative energy).
3. You should be able to see the main door when you sit on the main
sofa because it allows you to welcome chi into your life.
4. You can place a bowl of coins, crystals, or any other monetary
object on the coffee table if it is in the money part of your house.
5. You will want to hang positive pictures and artwork on the walls
so that you attract happiness.
6. You should always cover your TV when it is off or it will act as a
mirror, which is bad Feng Shui.

TO AVOID:

1. You should avoid putting your window behind the main sofa. This
is because you are not receiving nature energy when you face away
from the outside, and it can also block chi from coming into your home.
2. You should never have a mirror facing something negative such as
dirt or clutter. This will attract negative energy into your home by
reflecting it back into the room.
3. You should avoid hanging any pictures that reflect a negative
emotion such a as war, loneliness, crime, or anyone that is sad or
depressed.
4. Even if you have a northern facing living room, you need to you’ll
want to avoid any painting that depicts a violent or turbulent sea.
Never hang up a picture in your living room that depicts struggle, or
you’ll be inviting struggle into your own life.

KITCHEN

Your kitchen is the part of your home that is essential to nourish and
keep you sustained, and so you’ll want to always have good energy in
your kitchen. It is extremely important that you know what you can and
can’t place in your kitchen for the right energy. Food gives you energy,
and you need to have a high healing quality of energy in the room that
you cook it in. in Feng Shui, it is believed that everything you put into
the room and surround yourself with has an energy to it, so you will
find that the food that you keep in your kitchen will have an effect on
the energy of the room as well.

TIPS:

1. Always surround yourself with good food that is healthy for you. If
you can afford organic food, it is best to store it in the room openly to
invite natural elements and health and prosperity into the kitchen.
2. Use aromatic herbs to increase the positive energy in your
kitchen.
3. Fresh food is also important to have in your kitchen to promote
positive chi.
4. You should try to keep about one to two feet between your
kitchen sink and your stove. If this is not an option because of the size
of your kitchen, you’ll want to put a small plant or aromatic herbs
between the two to help keep the water and fire from opposing each
other. In terms of energy, you should try to keep your fridge and your
stove separated as well for the same reason.
5. Make sure that you don’t allow leaking faucets or taps anywhere
in your house. No less your kitchen. This will encourage the draining of
fortune.
6. It is best if you can place your sink in the North East or North part
of your kitchen.
7. Make sure that your kitchen is clean so that it does not affect the
healthy energy.
8. Choose colors based on the placement of your kitchen, but if it is
near the fire section of your home, then you’d want to use the color
yellow, because it is good for digestion.

TO AVOID:

1. Don’t allow for anything that is rotting to stay in your kitchen

because this is allowing the negative energy to fill a healthy space.
2. Do not allow your trash can to stay open, or it will cause the same
effect.
3. You should avoid your kitchen being at the center or your home
or near the front door. Your kitchen should also never be placed under
a toilet on the second floor. It is best to keep it from being placed under
a bedroom as well.
4. You’ll want to clean your kitchen as often as possible, because if
you have a soiled platform or utensil, bad chi can accumulate in the
area.
5. You should never place your stove directly in front of the entrance
to your kitchen.
6. Try to avoid placing your stove where you will face south to cook,
or it is believed that your family could face monetary losses.
7. Try to avoid placing a kitchen’s entrance in a corner or this can
cause a blockage of chi.

BATHROOM

A bathroom can be located at any part of your home, and this means
that it can be anywhere on the bagua map of your home. It could be
located in the area for luck, wealth, love or anything else. A bathroom is
known to drain away good luck and fortune from whatever area it is
located in.

Logically, a bathroom will have a strong correlation with the element of

water. Keep this in mind when choosing colors and materials for your
bathroom design. Try to use as much natural materials as possible for a
peaceful, calm and Zen bathing environment.
TIPS:

1. You should always keep the bathroom door closed, so that the
energy does not escape into the rest of the house. If you do keep your
bathroom door open, it will affect the chi of other rooms.
2. Make sure that your toilet lid is closed for a similar reason.
3. Your bathroom should receive sunlight and fresh air as often as
possible to clear out any remaining negative energy.
4. Make sure that you keep the windows, ventilators, and doors to
your bathroom clean so that negative chi does not accumulate.
5. If any of your curtains are stained or torn, replace them with new
ones.
6. It is wise to place a mirror on the door of the bathroom so that
the chi to bounce back into the house. It will keep it from entering your
bathroom at all.
7. It increases the positive chi in the bathroom if you have air
freshener or aromatic oils for when you take a long bath or shower.

TO AVOID:

1. As always, avoid clutter in your bathroom. Your bathroom is

already too small, and clutter will only increase the already high
chances of bad energy.
2. Old and worn out things need to be taken out of your bathroom
and never left there, and this does include tooth brushes and towels.
3. You should try and avoid your bathroom being located at the
center of your home, facing a bedroom, dining room or kitchen.
4. Make sure that nothing leaks in your bathroom. This is something
that needs to be checked regularly because of the amount of plumbing
in this room. Leaking pipes means monetary loss.
5. If you want metallic wind chimes, never place them in the North
West, west, or north corner of your bathroom.
6. It is normal to have a mirror in your bathroom, but you should try
and avoid the mirrors directly reflecting the toilet seats.

BEDROOM

A bedroom provides two purposes. It provides you with a place to be

comfortable and relaxed so that you can sleep, which is important for
managing tasks and responsibilities during the day. The second purpose
of the bedroom is to give a romantic privacy for sensual pleasure. The
bedroom, because of its two major purposes, can be divided into these
two major sections. Make sure your room design is both sensual and
calming. Use a natural look with soft colors where possible.

TIPS FOR THE FIRST PURPOSE (RELAXATION):

1. You should try to promote a comfortable and open floor plan with
our bedroom, to make sure that it is inviting and comfortable. A bigger
bedroom will work best.
2. Usually wooden beds are best in a bedroom, but make sure that
they are a high quality wood. Pressed wood will not provide the
grounding element that you need.
3. The bed’s headboard should always be placed against a wall.
4. It promotes the best energy and flow of chi when the bed is facing
in a way that you can see the entrance to your bedroom.
5. Equality is great to have in your bedroom, so putting identical
lamps on either side of your bed is best to promote equality in your
relationship.
6. It is best to keep the energy in the bedroom fresh, so you need to
make sure to open windows and doors regularly so that it can get a
proper flow of chi. it is also important that it has proper sunlight.
7. Promote happiness and joy by hanging pictures that are about joy,
happiness, and good memories.
8. Try to select natural and luxurious linen for bed sheets, pillow
covers, and quit sets. This promotes a sensual energy flow to your
room.

TO AVOID FOR THE FIRST PURPOSE (RELAXATION):

1. Make sure that the placement of the bed is not in front of the
bathroom door.
2. It is important that you do not have an AC vent behind the bed
directly, or it will block the flow of chi.
3. It is bad fortune to have a mirror reflect your body when you’re
lying in bed. If you don’t have a choice, then cover the mirror before
you go to bed.
4. Anything heavy or large should not hang above the bed.
5. You should keep TV, PCs, laptops and other electronic devices
outside of the bedroom because it blocks the natural energy of the
room, making it less relaxing.
6. You need to avoid work related objects in your room such as a
desk, exercise gear or anything else. You should also never discuss work
in the bedroom because this will give the room a negative chi.

TIPS FOR THE SECOND PURPOSE (SENSUALITY):

1. You need to freshen up the room in your air using an air freshener
or a purifier.
2. If you dress in sensual colors when you’re in the room, it will help
to promote a romantic chi. having these clothes will also help to make
sure that the room has a romantic energy to it.
3. Hanging romantic photos of yourself or just general pictures and
paintings will help as well.
4. Skin tone colors as well as light red, chocolate brown, and even
pink will help to make sure that you have a romantic chi flowing within
the bedroom.

TO AVOID FOR THE SECOND PURPOSE (SENSUALITY):

1. You should try to keep family members and friends, including
pictures, out of your bedroom so that it doesn’t decrease the romantic
feel of the room.
2. You should never keep things that remind you of your ex in this
room or it will cause sha chi (negative energy).
3. Make sure that you avoid blue and black in your bedroom as
much as possible because it will kill your sexual drive.
4. You need to avoid hanging religious pictures when you can as well
because it will also decrease an intimate chi in the room.
5. Avoiding bright lights is best, because it can be too harsh for a
romantic feel. Dimmed lights are more sensual.

CHILDREN’S ROOM

A child’s room is a personal place that makes them feel safe. This is why
it should always be personalized, no matter what area it falls in on the
bagua map. You should still stay mindful of using the colors that are
best for the use of the room and the person it belongs to. Of course,
you’ll need to keep the clutter down to a minimum as well, which is
sometimes rather difficult when you have a child. Children are
sometimes unmotivated to clean up after themselves, but making sure
that they have organizational tools will help a lot with this.
TIPS:

1. Start by making sure that the room has many organizational tools
to help make sure there are no issues with clutter or negative chi.
2. Make sure that the curtains are lightweight and easy to move, to
let natural light into the room.
3. Keep plants in the room to help with natural energy in the room,
as children do not connect with nature enough. It provides grounding.
They will also help to purify the room of negative plants.
4. Allow your child to help plan the room’s design as well. Even if
you guide them through the planning process, it’ll help to make sure
that their personal energy and creativity is in the room.

TO AVOID:

1. Make sure that they have only happy pictures in the room. There
should be no sad pictures, dolls, clowns or other sad toys present in the
child’s bedroom.
2. Make sure that you get all of the old and torn out blankets, pillow
cases, or toys out of the room.
3. Avoid whites, as it will make the energy too masculine and cold.
Greys and metallic colors are to be avoided if possible as well. Unless
the room falls in that area of the bagua map, and then you’ll want
bright colors that have a metallic finish.
 OFFICE

Your home office needs to be clean and crisp without being empty.
Make sure that you decorate it in the colors that it falls into, but you
also need to keep clutter out of the office. Keep a trash can that is
closed to start, and make sure that your furniture is as new as possible.
Anything old or falling apart is allowing negative energy in your space.

TIPS:

1. Make sure that you sit in the farthest corner form the entrance to
your office. This will give you a commanding position of the room,
allowing you to control your office space and promote a controlled
energy.
2. Make sure to keep your chair where your back will be towards a
wall or a corner for support. This will make sure that your energy goes
out into the room.
3. If you have control over the placement of your office, having a
tree outside the window and behind you is supposed to give you a
significant natural support.
4. Pick either the east, north, or southeast and place an aquarium or
tabletop fountain. Black and blue are great colors for an office, as they
allow for a flowing chi and healthy energy, which promotes creativity.
5. Make sure to balance yin and yang when you decorate your
workspace. Make sure that light and dark are balanced in furniture,
flooring, and colors.

TIPS TO AVOID:

1. Make sure that you don’t place mirrors in your office, as they can
reflect any negative energy from frustration.
2. Don’t arrange your office in such a way that it looks into the
corridor, stairs, closet or any other closed, small space that will trap the
flow of chi.
3. Don’t allow yourself to face away from the door or look into a
window. This will direct your chi out of your space or allow it to
accumulate negatively.
4. Do not directly sit in front of the door because you will be in the
path of negative energy.
GARDEN

Once again, you’ll need a bagua guide for your garden. You want to
map out your garden just like you would map out your home. A Feng
Shui garden has a ‘mountain’, greenery and a water element. This is
why you’ll that many Feng Shui gardens feature a water element. For a
mountain aspect, anything that is raised will work. This can be raised
flower beds, or you can go with decorative rocks. A real life ‘mountain’
or hill is not required.
TIPS:

1. Do add a water element. This can be a fountain, a bird bath, or

even a koi pond. You cannot skip the water element in your Feng Shui
garden!
2. You will need a fire element. This can be lighting, a fire pit, or
even lanterns.
3. Arbors, planters, and wind chimes are also important when you
are looking for a metal element in your garden.
4. Abor, planting boxes, or benches will show the wood element, but
trees can help as well.
5. Earth will need to be added as well, and this can be done as clay
planters, wooden planters, and the right type of soil.

TO AVOID:

1. Do not place the water and fire next to each other without
something in between them. Plants will be necessary.
2. Do not assume that the earth element doesn’t need represented.
If you do not give it proper representation, you are not balancing yin
and yang. You will attract sha chi (negative energy). The earth element
will come naturally with a large area for plants.
3. Avoid too many unnatural colors in your garden such as neon’s,
yellows, or bright pinks.
 Chapter 7:
BENEFITS OF FENG SHUI

There are countless benefits of Feng Shui that you can enjoy once you
have learned how to maximize its use. All the facets indicated in your
Bagua Map will improve to support the realization of your goals. This
list includes the spiritual, mental, social, and physical advantages you
can gain from good Feng Shui practices.

1. Enhances positive energy

Positive energy is enhanced and increased wherever you used Feng
Shui correctly. It doesn’t matter whether you used it in your home,
office, or wherever. The positive energy will always increase in that
area, providing you with the ability to improve and enhance your
positive traits.
Your spiritual growth is also promoted by this positive energy. You grow
more in kindness and love for other people. You learn how to cultivate
your positive traits towards helping other people.

2. Provides the power of self-direction

When all the energy fields in your home are harmonized, this will
provide you the power to re-direct your life the way you want to. This is
due to the fact that you now have sufficient Chi (total energy) to do so.

3. Promotes good health

Because Feng Shui maintains balance in the body, it promotes good
health. Once you’ve enriched all the different aspects in the Feng Shui
Map or square, your whole life will change for the better. Also, the Yin
and Yang will be balanced appropriately, allowing you to maintain
mental, social, spiritual, and physical health.

4. Boosts chances of success in career

When you enrich the Feng Shui space that corresponds to your career,
your chances of success are increased tremendously. The energy
coming from that area will provide you with a power boost that will
catapult you towards the path of triumph.

5. Improves relationships
Due to the positive, constructive energy field existing in your home,
your relationships with family members, friends, and loved ones will
improve because you’ll be less irritable, indifferent, and grumpy. You’ll
be more amiable, calm, and happy. Everyone loves happy and jovial
people.

6. Increases chances of success at home

As your relationships are fortified, your home will become happier and
more peaceful. Likewise, there will be unity and cooperation among
family members to achieve a more peaceful home environment.

7. Hones creativity
You become more ingenious. You will acquire the power of thinking out
of the box, which will benefit your career. If you’re a writer, you’ll be
able to catch your muse easily. You’ll effortlessly have eureka moments
in which new ideas manifest themselves in your consciousness to
promote your undertakings or your business.

8. Provides energy for success in money matters

Feng Shui provides potent energy to help you prosper with money
matters. You may not be able to see this energy but it’s there once you
comply with the requirements of the Feng Shui Bagua Map and its
enhancements. In Feng Shui, your kitchen area is closely related to
money matters, therefore, ensure that it’s spic and span, and every
appliance is in good working order.

9. Boosts mental acuity

It boosts your ability to acquire knowledge and sharpens your mental
skills and cognitive abilities. This is a result of the ever-flowing positive
energy all over your body which flows freely back and forth from your
heart, brain, and circulatory system.

10. Allows you a healthy, peaceful, and meaningful existence

Feng Shui will allow you to live a meaningful, peaceful, and healthy
existence through its empowering and revitalizing energy in all aspects
of your life.
These are only some of the major benefits you can obtain from the
practice of Feng Shui. There are sure to be more advantages that you’ll
discover as you practice this incredible science of spaces and energy.
 CHAPTER 8:
THE MAGICAL PI XIU PROTECTS HOMES AND
INCREASES WEALTH

This is a magical animal that has a lion-dog face, a horn, hoofs, little
wings and a tail. It is known for its ability not to let negative energy and
evil people into the home. It is very kind, and does not harm anyone.

This magical creature loves its owners and is very loyal to them. In
China and other Asian countries, you can find stores that sell only this
fun and powerful talisman.

Claim Your Free Powerful Pi Xiu Bracelet Here

This charm is often placed where the source of the negative Sha energy
can be, such as in front of cemeteries, sharp corners, towers, and
peaks. Indoors, it is placed to face the outdoors.
For instance, you can place it on a window or opposite the entrance
door. In fact, you can even place it in the center of your home - this
depends on the goals that you have for this charm.

Following are tips for placing Pi Xiu indoors according to the goals that
you want to achieve: Put it in any room below eye level of the tallest
family member, if you want to protect your family from the bad Sha
Chi. If you often travel on business, place the charm facing outward to
the main (front) door - this will prevent any losses and accidents during
the trip, as well as guarantee the success of your trip. The only two
places where it should not be placed are the bedroom and bathroom.

According to a legend, Pi Xiu has a huge appetite, and the Chinese

believe its appetite will attract wealth into a home. One of the best
charms for this goal is Pixiu sitting on coins - this will protect your
wealth and help to increase it. This charm is very popular among
businesspeople.
Attract Unlimited Wealth With This Pi Xiu Bracelet!
Pi Xiu is one of a very few mystical beings that are capable of taming
the prince Tai Sui (Jupiter) and neutralizing his effects. Pixiu helps
people who are experiencing failures or losses due to bad flying stars.

Activation: To boost and maintain the strength of this talisman, you

need to ring a bell for it once a week. The easiest way is to simply hang
a bell next to it. Alternatively, you can activate is by burning a large
candle next to it once a month.

Legend: Pi Xiu is the ninth son of the Heavenly Dragon. It has many
names and areas of habitat, depending on its purpose: one lives in
heaven, the other on earth, and the other in water. Each of them brings
good luck and has the same beneficial properties.

Story: The Chinese believe that having a pair of Pi Xiu in a home will
bring good luck, happiness and money. Keep in mind that even though
some stores sell these figurines by one, feng shui and the classic
Chinese tradition advise to use them in a pair. The figurines are
traditionally made of jadeite or nephrite, but they can be of any other
materials also.
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Thank you again for reading this book

I hope this book was able to help you to improve your life. With the additional information we
provided in this latest edition, I trust that you have acquired more knowledge about the use of
the different applications of the many practical principles of feng shui.
I hope you apply the principles in creating a variety of energy that will influence how your life
goes, how your relationships will play out, and how you can achieve your goals.
The next step is to begin practicing what you have learned. Don’t forget to share them with your
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