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Ch’i is the universal life force.
It gathers near gently flowing water and is created whenever anything is done perfectly.
To operate effectively we need to encourage as much chi‘i as possible into our home.
Ch’i can be both positive and negative.
For instance, gently moving water creates positive ch’i, while stagnant water creates negative ch’i.
We want as much good ch’i as possible, but ...
naturally want to eliminate any negative ch’i.
Ch’i needs to be nurtured and gathered.
Chi’ is made up of both YIN AND YANG.
Yin and yang are the two opposites in the universe. For instance night and day, short and tall. None of these can exist without the other.
The ancients never tried to define yin and yang, but just collect lists of opposites.
YIN is represented by black, and YANG is white.
The concept began many thousands of years ago when the ancient Chinese called the shady, northern slopes of the mountain YIN and the sunny, southern slopes YANG.
The ancient Taoists used the familiar symbol of yin and yang to represent completion.
This symbol, which looks like two tadpoles in a circle, symbolizes the universe.
One tadpole is black with a white dot in it and the other white with a black dot in it.
The dots indicate that inside every yin there is a certain amount of yang, and inside every yang is a degree of yin.
If your property is too yin, (t0o flat) you can remedy this by planting shrubs and trees or perhaps by the introduction of rocks or a garden shed. It is important to think ahead. Small trees grow into big trees, which can alter the feng shui of the immediate area.
If your area is too yang, (too hilly) you may be able to flatten part of your property to create a balance of yin and yang energy.
Even the house itself is divided into yin and yang areas.
The front of the house, which serves to greet people to the property, is outgoing and yang.
The farther inside the house you go, the more yin, and private, the rooms become This is why bedrooms usually feel better if they are situated well away from the front door.
For those of you out there that are starting to get you home in balance, I hope my Feng shui tips will help!
- Madonna
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