By Kahn Ginsorry
 The creation of positive flows of energy into a defined space is most easily achieved by means of feng shui colors. Each color expresses one of the five elements water, metal, wood, earth and fire; they are all represented on the color chart called Ba-Gua, together with the cardinal points and the life sectors they correspond to. Different guides for feng shui colors have been made, and they can be downloaded from various Internet sites that deal in feng shui consultancy. How does one integrate the feng shui color in the decor? Wall painting is not the only way to balance the color energy in your room: art, photography and decorations are other viable means.
The south area of a room or the house corresponds to the fire energy and its respective feng shui colors are red, orange, pink, purple, intense yellow and similar varieties. These colors stimulate both passion and high energy being well applied for the success in career. The earth is represented by light yellow and beige, colors that are best used in Northeast and Southwest. These earth feng shui colors |
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By Amanda Somers
 Signifying the art of living in harmony, both Feng Shui and Vastu Shastra are rooted in ancient wisdom and philosophy of China and India, respectively. In compliance with living principles and ancient wisdom, both these prehistoric schools of thought believe in creating a flow of positive energy, which is harmonious for living spaces.
With the global advent of architecture, the science of Feng Shui (pronounced as Fung Shway) is not restricted to China; it has come a long way to be recognized as a relevant science in todays lifestyle. It applies to offices, homes, businesses and any other dwelling. Based on the principles of balancing energies connected with nature and environment, Feng Shui attempts to create a positive flow of force to impact in your prime areas of life. To understand the importance of Feng Shui practically, surveying a house or business is of utmost importance.
In a dwelling, the Kitchen and the Bedroom are most important features of a home; the Chinese even bestow the kitchen stove as being the source of health and prosperity. The birth number, known as Kua in Chinese |
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