2013 is the year of the snake. In 2013, we need to pay special attention to SW, East, West and center of our house. Followings are the feng shui cures to these 4 locations. 1. One sickness flying star #2 will be in SW in 2013. This inauspicious flying star will cause health problems. The… Read More »
2013 will be the year of the snake which starts on Lup Chun (Li Chun, 立春). Lup Chun is the first day of the spring. 2013 lup chun is at 00:31 on Feb. 4 2013, and 9 flying stars will relocate their locations from this day (Lup Chun). In order to bring wealth, prosperity and… Read More »
The staircases act like the bridge to carry good energy to different levels of your house. The staircases are best whey they curve gently or hide on the side. Staircases should not be straight and steep. They should not locate in the center of the house too. Generally, staircases should be wide and gentle. Staircase… Read More »
Jade is one kind of precious gemstones. It is popular all over the world, especially in Asia. Jade can be used as wearing, displaying or massage use. Jade is also can be used as healing cure since jade can help body circulation. Jade has hard jade and soft jade. Hard jade are usually Burmese jade… Read More »
New! Lucky Wedding Date for 2014 New! For newest feng shui 2013, see Feng Shui Tips 2013 Marriage is one of the most important things for a life. Chinese believe that one lucky wedding date can bring happiness, harmony and wealth for the rest of the life. Instead an inauspicious wedding date can lead to… Read More »
It is very important to set up one study desk for your child in correct location. If you set it right according to the feng shui rules, you can let your child more focus on his(her) study and achieve good score eventually. Otherwise, it is hard to let your child concentrate his(her) attention on his(her)… Read More »
Feng Shui Bagua – theory of Eight Mansions is one of the foundations of feng shui. It is another feng shui guide to how to arrange houses by feng shui. Feng Shui bagua divides house into 8 sections. Each of the 8 sections has its own meanings and feng shui element it belongs to. Followings… Read More »
Hanging red lanterns is one of Chinese traditional cultures. It is very popular in China right now. Red lanterns represent harmony (round shape), booming in business like fire (red color). It also represents happiness, vitality, illustration and wealth. This is the reason that Chinese like to hang red lanterns in parties or festivals, such as… Read More »
Mirrors can be used as feng shui enhancers. Mirrors in the right positions can create excellent feng shui. Using mirrors to reflect good luck symbol to enhance auspicious energy. For example, placing one mirror in your crowd shop can make your shop “bigger” and “double” your customers. Mirrors can be used as feng shui remedies.… Read More »
Four season flowers are peony, lotus, Chrysanthemum and orchid. In feng shui, these four season flowers are considered four lucky flowers. Displaying pictures or artificial of Four Season Flowers at home can suffuse your home with blooming energy which brings good luck, prosperity, harmony and wealth. The meanings of the Four Season Flowers are as… Read More »
What are Flying Stars? Flying Stars are nine flying stars which can used to foretell whether a house or location is good or bad. Nine flying stars are One White Mercury, Two Black Saturn, Three Jade Jupiter, Four Green Jupiter, Five Yellow Loess Star, Six White Platinum Star, Seven Red Venus, Eight White Saturn and… Read More »
Five Elements is also Called Wu Hang. It is the basic principle of feng shui. Using the theory of 5 Elements can let feng shui balance and enhance our life. It is consisting of Metal, Water, Wood, Fire and Earth Element. The relations of them are as followings: Metal generates Water; Water generates Wood; Wood… Read More »