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Tips for organizing the bathroom or toilet under the rules of Feng Shui ….

The Bathroom

For the bath timber is also a good ally. The bathrooms themselves are places where energy tends to decrease, so we can decorate with bright colors: red, orange … There are currently mosaic of colors that combine decorating even just one wall that color and the rest smooth.

Place a bath with tiles in bright colors is to ensure high energy in that area, not having to worry about where we located the bathroom, but we can change but for now, energy is able to come up with accessories, towels, rugs , etc. color. Read the rest of this entry »

Feng shui tips to implement in our gardens and terraces …

In ancient Chinese traditions human character was judged by how it responded to nature.

The people who really loved the mountains, water and trees, above worldly interests were considered spiritual.

Today many of us may be a little paradise at home. The way our gardens are built and played a small space of nature is as we believe and try.

A garden created with the basic principles of Feng Shui is a garden that reproduces the beauty and harmony of mother nature, making the space to promote an intimate relationship with the land and therapeutic.

Feng shui garden then becomes a refuge and place to “recharge” our energy and regain a connection with our mother earth. Read the rest of this entry »

Tips for organizing the main room under the rules of Feng Shui….

The Master Bedroom

The best material for bedroom furniture is wood. It is important that the bed has a headboard and it is convenient to have on my feet as a protector, as an ottoman or trunk and a carpet.

The bed are placed in the center of the room with a nightstand on each side with a flashlight and enough space to enter the bed from either side. Read the rest of this entry »

Feng Shui is the Chinese art of decoration, which balances the life energy or chi, in the space in which we operate, as our home, our work environment or elsewhere.

Feng Shui (pronounced “fung shway”) means that absorbs light winds calm waters, in a sense “wind” refers to the invisible influence that the environment exerts on each one of us, while “water” refers to his ability to sustain life.

Feng Shui is a philosophy that analyzes the dialogue we set every day with the environment in which we live, as it is a reflection of our soul as explained by Eastern philosophers.

The basic premise of this art is that if we establish a harmonious and cooperative relationship with our environment, we increase our chances of success in most areas of our lives: health, relationships, prosperity. Read the rest of this entry »