The art of Fengshui or Fungshui - which literally means wind and water has been practiced by the Chinese for more than two thousand years. It is a system of arranging our surrounding so that we can live in harmony with them.

Although it was traditionally carried out by professional, increasingly people are learning how to follow its principles for themselves. FengShui can be used to predict and alter situations such as family life, health, wealth and relationship. The Chinese take great care in deciding where a house is built, which direction it faces, how to decorate, how to arrange the furniture and each part of the house is used. Everything is designed to be harmonious and to blend with nature.

FungShui has been known about is the West for the last hundred years and is now practiced in every part of the world. The principles of Fung Shui, presented simply can be easily understood by Western readers as they are based on sound common sense.  It is not particularly mysterious or magical. It makes sense that if you live in the country you will get more fresh air and be healthier than if you live in a crowded city. Learning about this art will help you to think clearly about where and how you live and to identify changes you can make to help you feel at ease both at work and at home. So how does it work?

 

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With the coming of the Year of Rooster 2005, our Feng Shui section will look into tips to enhance your luck and health. Click on our Rooster to find out more.

FENG SHUI OVERVIEW Principles of Feng Shui Feng Shui Compass The Four Animals The Five Elements Longevity Symbol Personal Element Based On Your Date Of Birth Pa Kua  and Eight Enrichment Lo Shu Nine Palaces of Feng Shui Chi Feng Shui Eight Remedies Eight Remedies of Feng Shui Feng Shui Pa Kua Feng Shui Consultant Feng Shui Consultant - Duties and Responsibilities Feng Shui Color and Feng Shui Oil Types of Feng Shui Oil Essential Oil According Feng Shui Color

FENG SHUI IN THE HOUSE House By Five Elements Feng Shui In The House Feng Shui Kitchen Feng Shui Hallway Feng Shui Dining Room Feng Shui Sitting Room Feng Shui Bedrooms HOROSCOPE PREDICTIONS  FOR YEAR 2005   Rat  Ox Tiger Rabbit Dragon Snake Horse Goat Monkey Rooster Dog Pig

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