Fengshui and Toilet

The locations of your toilet impact your health, wealth and even your romance in life.  Please take note of the following Fengshui tips on toilet.

The toilet is a draining mechanism that takes energy away from the core of the home. As water is an essence element in Fengshui, the symbolic of flushing water down a drain can have damaging effects on personal finances. Therefore recommended to keep the toilet seat down when it is not in use.

Closing your toilet lid BEFORE flushing.

Your toilet should be in good working order and clean at all times.

The toilet door must not open directly to show the toilet bowl.

The toilet must not be located beside the main door.

In Fengshui , it is preferably  covered up all the waste pipes.

Readers can hang a crystal above the toilet or in the centre of the bathroom ceiling with intentions of dispersing the energy before it has the capacity to congregate over the toilet and get flushed away.

Fengshui and Knife

Many Fengshui practitioners believe that knives should always be kept tucked away. Take note of the following tips on how to keep your knife at home.

Avoid having decorative swords or knives hanging on the wall. Sharp objects symbolize harsh words and the cutting of ties in important, intimate relationships.

Families with children should keep their knife out of reach in a drawer with a childproof lock.

Knives in a butcher block should hang securely on the wall, or store them anyplace else where they will be a convenient part of food preparation  

Keep this in mind when selecting a knife set. Stainless steel knives are full or knives with wooden handles; they can be used to strengthen that element in your kitchen. 

All knife blades should be well-sharpened and maintained.

Never display your knives on those magnetized strips

Never leave your knives just lying around. 

Put them away and make sure they are sheathed. 

Fengshui works in degrees. It won't lead your life for you, but it can help you take some measure of control over it.

Fengshui, Purple Color and Love

Purple is a very high vibration colour. In Fengshui , purple re related to royalty ,nobility and romance.

Purple improves your romance. Apply any purple colours in the southwest sector of your home, bedroom or even office will help to boost the romance energy. Sleeps on lavender bed sheets too help you in the same way.

Place your wedding or honeymoon pictures in purple frames help to strengthen your love and marriage.

Place purple amethyst geodes in the southwest corner to boost love and keep your heart fires burning.

Wear purple underwear help to attract admirers. It also helps you to draw your partner attention in the bedroom.

Lavender essence on your bedding helps to relax your mind. While purple is a good colour choice for the bedroom, you should be careful to avoid using it too much. Overuse creates a feeling of loneliness or foreboding, and can even be considered a mournful colour.

Fengshui and Abacus

In ancient China, the abacus was an instrument used to calculate transactions and trade deals by clerks and merchants across the lands .Abacus is a board with many levels of sticks, on which little beads could be pushed back and forth to symbolize numbers and figures.

Good abacus is made from quality pure brass where you can hold up or carry along with you to shake when doing your business pursuits. The brass beads can produce potent "metal tones" needed to increase wealth luck.

For student, display an abacus on your study desk or carry an abacus with brush keychain to improve mathematical talent.

Place an Abacus over the main door of your shop or establishment to attract more customers and help your business to prosper.

Abacus is also a unique Fengshui cure to Sha .Instead of mirroring back any bad energy to someone else, the Abacus can be used to create a symbolic forest in front of you for protection. 

Abacus is divided into two sections. The beads on the top have a value of 5. The beads on the bottom have a value of 1. To create this cure, we must arrange and affix the beads in the middle, to create alternating values of 3 and 8 all the way across the abacus. The numbers 3 and 8 come together they combine to represent wood, or a "forest."