By Roberto Garabell
 Feng shui principles has become so mainstream today that we are constantly bombarded with a huge variety of feng shui tips. From feng shui clichs like clearing clutter, to more advanced formulas like Kua numbers or the Flying Star Chart, it is useful to know that there are some feng shui principles that are more important than others. Here is a list of the greatest feng shui taboos that you must avoid.
1. Most of our homes are located on the side of roads (parallel to the flow of traffic). But every once in a while, we find homes that are located directly facing a junction. This is by far one of the biggest feng shui taboos of all time, especially if your main door directly faces the junction. The flow of traffic on the roads creates a huge amount of Chi and it is inauspicious to directly confront the energy flow. A house that is constantly in confrontation with the roads energy flow is susceptible to bad luck and misfortune because the house will be overwhelmed by excessive shar chi (killing energy). There |
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By Michael Hehn
 There are just so many things to consider when you decide on a home remodeling project that you can find the task difficult; this is the stage many people get tied up on as they just have information overload and cannot make a choice on what they want. When you decide on remodeling the interior or exterior of your home you also have to consider the expense of completing this task. Unless you have a great deal of money you will have set aside a specific financial allowance for the work and know that to get it done it must be adhered to.
To make the whole project simpler, it is advisable to employ the services of a professional contractor who will be able to guide on prices and viability of aspects that have been discussed. As the costs of materials will take the largest chunk out of the budget you need to clarify whether you want the contractor to have this task or not.
Letting your neighbors know about your remodeling plans is advisable especially if you plan to carry out work |
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