BaZi
Feng Shui
|
|
Skillon.com
BaZi Feng Shui |
|
| BACK | |||
|
|||
|
Too much oriental items?(Feng Shui ) |
|||
| Albert Lee | 13/7/2010 |
|
I'm seriously thinking of hiring a Feng Shui consultant to my place. What I'm afraid of is they will ask me to place many items that are too oriental and obvious. I belong to a Christian family and do not wish other fellowship to notice that I am fengshu-ing my home. What do you think? Thanks in advance. |
|
Master Peter
|
13/7/2010 |
|
Hi, Don't have to worry about that. People have great misunderstanding that after an audit, your house will be filled with Oriental decorations. Feng Shui is about capturing and balancing the 'Qi' energy and not decorating your home with items. Modern's day of Feng Shui techniques is about harnessing beneficial energy flow; it is put into practice to blend harmoniously with the look and style of modern living and makes it unseen to others. You'll be surprise that most of the house and office with Feng Shui formation are done in way that no one will ever make notice of. In another words, when someone enters your home or office and realize that you'd probably apply Feng Shui theory within the property, you'd failed the job. |
|
** For specific questions and advices, please use our services. ** Any SPECIFIC QUESTIONS WHICH ONLY BENEFICIAL TO A PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL WILL NOT BE ANSWERED. This is a free general advice forum and most of the questions that were answered was either a catalyst or can be applied generally to most users benefits. |
|
|
&media=http://www.skillon.com/cmsnew/SkillonComLogo.png&description=Too much oriental items?(Feng Shui ) "Pinterest")
