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Feng Shui Remedies and Applications
by Susan Chow

The San Yuan (Flying Stars) formula allows us to identify where the various intangible, directional afflicted energies are located. The most deadly afflicted force this year comes from the Northern direction. A good application to suppress this deadly force is to hang a six-rodded windchime on the Northern part of your home. The six-rodded windchime must be made of metal with the center medallion made of metal. It is also not recommended to do any renovations or diggings in the northern part of your home or property this year.

Two other afflicted forces, not as serious as the Northern force, are located in the South and Southeast. Renovations or diggings are also not recommended in that sector of your home or property for this year. The practice of Space Clearing and Purification is a good supplement to help enhance the energies within your home and it is used to help cleanse any stagnant or bad energies. There are many different rituals used for Space Clearing, the techniques vary from very complex rituals to very simple to implement rituals. Spring time is a great time to perform major Space Clearing within your home. Space Clearing rituals should be done during the morning hours to maximize on the Strong morning yang energies. A very easy practice to clear the energies and stagnant air is to open up all of your windows and doors to allow the yang energies into your home and to clear away all the stagnant energies that have accumulated throughout the winter months. Springtime is also a great time to clean up your closets, drawers, storage and get rid of any old items that you no longer use. This will make room for any new opportunities to enter into your home. A favorite of mine is to burn incense on a regular basis. It is the simplest ritual and is very effective. Sandalwood incense is best because it helps purify and cleanse the energies within your home not to mention that it also makes your home smell great!


 

 



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