Feng Shui
"When you balance the areas of your life, both inside and outside together - miracles will happen."
Anna is a certified Feng Shui Consultant and have a degree in Art History from university. She have over 20 years of experience in home decoration, interior design and styling. She have a intuitive and exceptional taste in art, material and furnishing and have a great eye for quality, form and functionality. She is also and artist herself and have painted all her life.
Feng Shui is deeply connected with how you feel, your health, wealth, relations, career etc. Improvement in your environment will effect all the areas of your life.
While Feng Shui is deeply rooted in Chinese philosophy and culture, its principles have gained popularity worldwide. Many people use Feng Shui to enhance the energy flow in their homes or workplaces, aiming for greater harmony, balance, and positive life experiences. Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice that focuses on harmonizing individuals with their environment to promote balance, well-being, and positive energy flow. Crystals combined with Reiki is a very powerful way to cleanse and charge homes with positive Chi and balance both the environment and the individuals that live there. The practice of Feng Shui focuses on realigning the energy of a particular space which will aslo help your body fix any imbalances in your own energy. Each space correlate to different parts of life, like health, love, prosperity and so on. You need to fix the balance of that space in order to be healthy, have good relationships, be prosperous and so on. Your health can improve a lot if you adress Feng Shui principles. Feng Shui is deeply connected with the theory of Law of attraction, so that is sent out will be reflected back.
Core principles of Feng Shui
Central to feng shui is the concept of chi or qi, which represents the vital energy present in all living things. It's believed that the flow of chi influences the harmony and balance in one's life. Feng shui seeks to create balance and harmony between the individual and their surroundings by ensuring a smooth flow of energy (chi).
The practice utilizes five elements—wood, fire, earth, metal, and water—that are believed to interact and affect the flow of chi. The bagua is a fundamental tool in feng shui, representing different areas of life (such as health, wealth, relationships) and corresponding to different areas of a home or space.
Key Practices in Feng Shui
Arrangement and Placement. Feng shui emphasizes the arrangement of objects and furniture to optimize the flow of energy in a space. This includes positioning furniture, using colors, and incorporating natural elements strategically.
Decluttering and Organization. Keeping spaces clean, clutter-free, and organized is vital in feng shui as clutter is believed to block the flow of energy.
Yin and Yang. Balancing yin (passive) and yang (active) energies within a space to ensure equilibrium and harmony.
Cures and Remedies. Feng shui may use specific remedies or adjustments (like mirrors, crystals, plants, or fountains) to correct imbalances and enhance positive energy flow.
