How to arrange furniture according to Feng Shui & Bagua Map
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Within this course, you will learn how to arrange the furniture in your home and your office according to the Feng Shui Bagua Map principles, thereby beginning to draw in more health, more wealth, more love, and more career productivity into your life!
By using and implementing the Feng Shui Bagua Map, you could learn to create a more peaceful and supportive home, and work environment.
Feng Shui principles learned from this course encourage improved spiritual wellbeing and could begin to improve quality of life.
This course could potentially assist individuals who might be dealing with specific challenges, such as stress or anxiety.
Even challenges in areas such as love, relationships, or even career stagnation.
Through the use and implementation of the Feng Shui Bagua Map, students could learn to ignite the fire and passion within those areas in both home and workspace.
Students that have taken this course could use the knowledge learnt from it to help others Feng Shui their homes and office spaces too!
The knowledge from this course could also be used to start either a home business or a side business for students.
Students could teach others the Bagua Map and perhaps even make an extra income from having this knowledge yourself as well.
This course will also assist working professionals who are seeking to enhance not only the home but also the office environment as well.
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5.1. Wood (East and Southeast)Module 5: The five elements according to the principles of Feng Shui:
The role of the five elements in energy alignment: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water
The five elements play a crucial part in both the energy alignment (Chi) of both your living and in your workspaces, according to the principles of Feng Shui.
5.1. Wood (East and Southeast)
Wood represents growth, rebirth, family, and expansion. It also encourages the flourishing of new beginnings—for romance, family, and/or career growth, i.e., business growth or growth of family, birth.
A detailed discussion of the Element is included in the attached lecture provided.
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5.2. Fire (South)
5.2. Fire (South)
Fire represents energy, passion, inspiration, fame, impulse, and quick transformation.
A detailed discussion of the Element is included in the attached lecture provided.
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5.3. Earth (Center and Southwest)
5.3. Earth (Center and Southwest)
Earth represents stability, balance, and harmony.
Earth also inspires our connection to nature and will help us to balance our Chi energy flow with nature too.
A detailed discussion of the Element is included in the attached lecture provided.
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5.4. Metal (West and Northwest)
5.4. Metal (West and Northwest)
Metal windchimes could be used here to bring in the element of air flow, and the use of rounded, metal shapes is preferred here.
A detailed discussion of the Element is included in the attached lecture provided.
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5.5. Water (North)
5.5. Water (North)
The Element of Water represents flow, movement, and introspection
In the discipline of Feng Shui, it is believed that moving water attracts money flow to you, so anything that has to do with water goes in this area here.
A detailed discussion of the Element is included in the attached lecture provided.
