When moving into a new home or having one built on a piece of land, consider some external Feng Shui factors that may affect the occupant’s health and safety, auspiciousness, career and relationships. These factors may also prevent progress or growth of the businesses in a building. Consider the following guidelines in Feng Shui that may affect the Good Ch’i of an establishment.

1. A T- or Y- shaped road fronting an establishment or house is bad.

2. A house located at the dead end of a road is unfavorable.

3. A house at the bottom part of a cul-de-sac or cutting-edge side of a u-shaped road poses danger and inauspiciousness to the occupants.

4. A house should not be built in front or anywhere around a cemetery, funeral parlor, a church that accepts funeral services or wakes; temples, hospitals, slaughterhouse, police station.

5. Business establishment must not be built on a land that used to be a cemetery or any place where death, sickness, pain, fear and trauma used to be constantly experienced. Read the rest of this entry

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The work table or desk is or utmost importance to a businessman, a student, a manager, or just anybody who has to do some thinking, writing or decision-making. In Feng Shui there are many helpful tips to consider in positioning the table and what to put on it to achieve success and invite auspiciousness.

Here are some dos and don’ts, remedies, and enhancements. Read the rest of this entry