The internet is filled with news and articles about Feng Shui. Most of the ones that came up on my news feed makes Feng Shui seem like magic or some kind of superstition (it’s not). I have gathered those articles here so you won’t be misled by them.
Through my comments on each of the online articles below, you’ll get a better understanding of what Feng Shui is. But most importantly, this article will help you learn what Feng Shui is NOT. Continue Reading →
Do you enjoy spending time in the living room? Do your guests feel comfortable when you entertain them in your living room?
If you answer “no” to the questions above, the Feng Shui of your living room could be the issue here.
Let me make two points clear first.
One, the purpose of the living room is for you to relax and to entertain guests. Unlike the bedroom where it is private and is more “Yin”, the living room is an area that is more “Yang”. It is where people are active, talking, and moving around. (Related: A Guide to Feng Shui Yin-Yang Theory) Continue Reading →
Do not underestimate Feng Shui’s influence over you. Consequently, do not overestimate it because there are other factors at play.
If you’ve consulted with a Feng Shui expert before, he or she should’ve told you about what kind of changes you can expect in your life.
But if you have never consulted with an expert and think that applying proper Feng Shui can be life-changing, then this article is for you. Continue Reading →
It’s been a little more than year since Uncle Dixer offered to answer questions about Feng Shui on this website. We have gathered more than 230 questions and answers, and I’d like to share some of them with you.
The questions you’ll see here are categorized based on number of times it was asked, how prevalent I think the Feng Shui setting or situation is, and how important the concepts are, based on my subjective judgment. Continue Reading →
How do you apply Feng Shui when you and your partner, living together, belong to opposite Kua groups? What about if you have a family of four living together, whose Kua should you use for Feng Shui?
These situations are quite common when applying the Eight Mansions Feng Shui. If you’re in this situation, don’t worry because the application of Feng Shui is fluid! Continue Reading →
Kitchen has a VERY important role in residential Feng Shui. When we do a Feng Shui analysis of a home, the three most important living areas to look at are (1) the front door, (2) the bedroom, and (3) the kitchen.
You may already know why the front door and the bedroom is important. For those that don’t know, here’s a brief explanation. Continue Reading →
