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Feng Shui


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Feng Shui

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese art that has been practiced in China since time immemorial. Feng Shui is the traditional Chinese science of living in peace and harmony with the forces of nature.
The basic principle behind the Chinese art of Feng Shui is the fact that the Chinese believe in removing all the obstacles that for some reason or the other obstruct the flow of positive energy that is referred to as 'chi' in the Chinese Feng Shui terminology.

The term Feng Shui literally means "wind" and "water." The practioners of ancient Chinese Feng Shui propagated that before constructing a home the builders must keep in mind the fact that "the high mountain winds are fierce and the lower areas of the earth are prone to floods."

Fu Xi, a historical figure who lived in the 3300 B.C. in ancient China created the Feng Shui pre-heaven sequence or the Xian Tian Ba Gua that represent harmony in between the different elements such as the wind, water, marsh, fire, wood and mountains.

The basic tenets of Feng Shui make it possible for you to create positive energy and offer natural solutions for you to enhance you living conditions, add a dash of romance to your life, career boosts, solve quarrels and work tensions and a lot more.

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