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Holistic Feng Shui - Why is the energy in our homes and our environment so important?
Here is the short version. In Holistic Feng Shui Energy we believe energy is literally EVERYWHERE. Everything in our environments contain energy, and it affects us every minute of every day whether we are conscious of it or not, and let’s face it, most of us are just far too busy to be remotely aware of the energy we are surrounding ourselves with and moving through daily.
Yet making just simple adjustments in your environment and routines can have a significant impact on us. In this blog we are going to start with just a few easy ways to begin to make small shifts that over time can have big impact on our lives. Energy that flows, is balanced and harmonized can make a home feel relaxed, calm and a place you can’t wait to come home too. It improves our mood which improves our mental state which affects our physical state in a positive way. If you dread opening the door to your home, if your home feels overwhelming, heavy and unpleasant this also affects our mental state which affects our overall physical state in a negative way.
Holistic Feng Shui for a New Airbnb—Activating the Relationship Bagua
In Holistic Feng Shui the relationship bagua is located in the far-right corner of your home.
Recently, I had the pleasure of using Holistic Feng for a new North Carolina Airbnb a couple was launching in a new town. They wanted to use Holistic Feng Shui to create an environment where the guests would feel less stress and tension and instead feel more ease and enjoyment during their stay in their Airbnb.
The 5 Elements of Holistic Feng Shui
In Holistic Feng Shui we incorporate the 5 elements (water, wood, fire, earth and metal) into your home to create more harmony and balance.
We want to ensure there is not too much, or too little of any one element present, and we also want to make sure they are working together (constructive), and not working against each other (deconstructive).
These 5 elements are also found in humans, we each will have a dominant element (sometimes two) that stands out. Have fun reading through the elements and archetype descriptions below and see which one or two resonate with you.