#YOUR HOUSE AND HOME WIND CHIMES TV#

#YOUR HOUSE AND HOME WIND CHIMES TV#

Sound Photo by Manesh Xav’z on Įach day we are inundated with many sounds, whether it be advertisements on the TV or even in the grocery store check-out lines, shutting out this sound is often difficult to do. Crowded, cramp furniture arrangements block the flow of positive energy throughout the house. Furniture should also be easy to access and not crowded. Furniture turned away from the door is bad chi. When you enter a home, you need to have your living furniture face the door and welcome visitors into your private home, your sanctuary. Colour is only one way of enhancing a positive chi. Chi is also described as an energy field. Colours can be mixed and matched in moderation depending on what kind of feel or positive chi’ you wish to enhance in a given room. Likewise, if you wish to have a room in your house that is strictly for tranquillity, incorporate the more nature-like colours of blue (to represent the sky and water), green (to represent the grass and trees), and neutral beiges (to represent earth). If you are looking for an increased ardour in your love life, then adding some red to your bedroom would be the way to go. Red is a solid and passionate colour in the feng shui arena. In a nutshell, here are a few examples of each: Colour Who doesn’t yearn for great health, increased wealth and prosperity? The components of Feng Shui have become such a popular practice because it works! Some of Feng Shui’s basic components include the treatment of colour, space, furniture arrangement, and sound (hello wind chimes) in our everyday lives.

Your house and home wind chimes