Benefits of Vaastu and Feng Shui
Rajendar Menen
Language: English
Pages: 88
ISBN: B004PKNYJU
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
Vaastu (an ancient Indian science) and Feng Shui (an ancient Chinese Science) are both concerned with aspects of harmonious living in the home. This book helps you understand Vaastu and Feng Shui better, as it delves into the origins of each science. Proper knowledge about these subjects will enable you to make effective changes in your daily life and help you fulfil your potential in every way and ensure health, wealth, peace and prosperity.
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floor plan of a triangular house is often confusing with 45-degree turns and oddly placed doors. While the home shape is important, the lot that the building sits on is also very significant. Triangular lots can restrict either the well-being of the people or the financial success of the home. This is another area where a square or rectangular shape is very important. If the lot has a triangular shape, use bushes or a treeline to square off the lot. When looking for a home or even selecting an
office, try to find the home that is square, or rectangle and allows you to walk through it without getting confused. If you have a home with angles, try to block those angles using nice plants that cover the angle and block the sha chi. If you have a circular house, you can also use the plants to slow down the chi and to create lines within that feel more natural. You can check this out yourself. It is not the mumbo-jumbo of some esoteric science. There is a lot of common sense in all this. The
piles of work will also be oppressive to personal chi. So keep paperwork and clutter to a minimum. Don’t allow paper and files to pile up. They block chi. A tidy office, home or workplace is not just common sense. It is essential Feng Shui. When you are on the telephone, make sure that the cable does not cross the work area and that you are able to sit straight while talking. If you bend your spine and sit with the phone cradled on your shoulder, your spine will not be straight and the flow of
stimulate the mind are some more useful tips. The whole idea is to keep the room fresh, clean, fragrant and symbolic of abundance and prosperity. While choosing office space, it is best to avoid complexes built of reinforced concrete or those that contain too much metal. Taller buildings or flyovers should not overshadow the property. It is preferable if the building is either square or rectangular. The main entrance to the office should be in the north-east, south of south-east or west of
the building and heavy items like desks and cabinets should be positioned in the south-west of individual rooms. Equipment relating to fire should be placed in the south-east. Wastepaper baskets should be placed in the south or west of the office and never in the north. Waste products, if any, should be disposed of in the south or west of the premises. Products that need storage should be kept in the south-west and products that need to be dispatched must be in the north-west of the office as the