Your Home and You

Do you know that each Home has it's own Element?

Direction  of Main Entrance Door Element  of the House North Water North-East Earth East Wood South-East Wood South Fire South-West Earth West Metal North-West Metal

Once you know your personal element, you can then compare this  with the element of your house.

The  key to excellent Feng Shui for your home revolves around  comparing your Personal element found in your Full  report with your home's element. You will get to understand the 5 Elements which will be covered in a later topic.

It is not uncommon for a Feng Shui practioner to ask you to place potted plants in the North (Water element) of the house or to have `warm' coloured curtains in the South (Fire element) to `enhance' that particular location. 

If an element comes under the threat of another element e.g.  water puts out fire; fire melts metal; metal breaks wood;  wood (roots of plants) penetrates the earth; and earth is absorbed water. In this situation, Feng Shui experts will  advice you to place a neutralising element to avoid such  harmful effects.

Step 1: Locate the threaten or strength influencing an element:-

The  Home The  `Threat' from Neutralizing element Water Earth Wood or Metal Earth Wood Metal  or Fire Wood Metal Fire or Water Fire Water Earth  or Wood Metal Fire Water  or Earth

Step 2: Finding a `cure':-

Element Description Water fabrics  in blue, grey, black leather and blue paintings e.g.  sea scenes Earth plants or yellow fabrics or yellow paints and painting Wood plants,  wooden furniture and wooden objects. Fire more warm colours, light and heating Metal metallic objects like chrome, stainless steel, decorative bronze  and silver and any other metal objects.