Feng Shui

All things that happen in life can be reduced down to nine categories or life situations. All nine categories can be mapped in your home, see the PaGua above.

Water element is represented by materials such as glass, and plastic (as in windows, and glass table tops), mirrors, dark colours like black and dark blue, undulating forms and actual water.

Wood element is represented by wooden furniture and accessories, by columnar or upright rectangular-shaped objects, the colour green.

Fire element is found in red objects, triangular or pointy-shaped objects, furnishings and materials that include leather or other animal symbolism, as well as actual fire such as candles, and fireplaces.

Earth element includes ceramic objects and tiles, earth tone colours including yellow, flat or square shapes items, and actual earth that you would perhaps find in a plant pot.

Metal element is represented in white objects, round or mounded objects, and metal furnishings including chrome, brass, wrought iron, tin, and stainless steel.


The Creative Cycle
For example, if you need to add wood element but it feels totally inappropriate to use greens and wooden furnishings, you can actually use items that represent the water element. Why? Because in the Creative Cycle, water creates wood. The entire creative cycle is as follows: Water feeds wood, woods fuels the fire, fire makes earth, earth creates metal, and metal creates water. So, if the actual element for that space seems inappropriate, use the one that creates it!

The Destructive Cycle
In the Destructive Cycle, water douses fire, fire melts metal, metal chops wood, wood uproots earth and earth dams water. This cycle is best used when you have a condition where you can't eliminate an object or material from a space, or the space is dominated with Now, let's say you are trying to add metal element to the right-hand side of your home for balance and it is obvious that the fireplace that is in this area is staying. We just learned that "fire melts metal" and that's not good for balance. But, we also learned that in the destructive cycle, water douses fire ... and mirrors equal water. So, why not hang a mirror over the fireplace as a decorative accent as well as a feng shui cure to counteract fire where metal should be? This would be a perfect example of how to use the Destructive Cycle to your benefit.

Feng Shui Consultation.

I work using the Authentic Compass Method of Feng Shui.  I also provide a Space clearing and Geopathic and EMF’S service as part of the Feng Shui Consultation. 

I will look at:

·         Placement.

·         Astrology.

·         Colour.

·         Patterns.

·         Elements.

·         Symbols.

·         Positioning.

·         Seasons.

I offer help in the following areas:

·         Home.

·         Business.

·         Garden.

·         Lifestyle.

·         Health.

Cost.

£25.00 an hour