What is Feng Shui? – A Feng Shui Master’s Answer

Feng Shui is a very popular topic among those who wish to improve the energy of their home or apartment. It is this popularity that has led to the fact that the topic of Feng Shui has acquired a bunch of misconceptions, beliefs and even superstitions. In fact, Feng Shui is a very precise, quite practical science of the movement of energy in space. I divide feng shui into three types: external feng shui, internal feng shui and situational feng shui.

External Feng Shui is applied during the selection of building construction. The relief, heights, mountains and waters, underground currents, cardinal points, the location of stars and planets are important here.

Internal Feng Shui is used to determine the location of rooms within a property: entrances, bedrooms, living room, bathrooms, doors, windows, the location of the stove, renovation and design.

Situational Feng Shui is used for rearranging furniture, cleaning, arranging plants, paintings and other household items, as well as conducting activations.

Obviously, in terms of the quality of influence on the fate of residents, external and internal feng shui is much more important, but it should be individual. It is calculated taking into account the dates of birth of residents. This complex process is only possible for a Feng Shui master.

Situational feng shui is when we try to slightly improve the atmosphere in the house and slightly improve the luck of the residents. And this type of activity is rather difficult to call the art of feng shui, but because of the terrible confusion with concepts, I still mention it and call it situational. It is impossible to achieve significant results with situational feng shui. But to cheer up and refresh the energy atmosphere is quite real.

Conclusion: fundamental feng shui can significantly improve the fate and luck of residents, and situational feng shui only renew the energy of the house.

The author of the article is David Vekua.

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