Feng Shui Tips The power of placement is the key that opens the door. Find out how you can transform your home and workplace into the personal piece of paradise by incorporating these ancient tools.   Don't sit with your back to the entry. The position of your desk can mean the difference between success and failure. Symbolically, you can be turning your back to opportunities. You'll be blocking chi and will not be able to fully concentrate having to constantly turn your back to greet those coming into the room. Place your desk so that you have a commanding view of the room. In this position, you'll benefit from the incoming chi and be more productive.   Where nature thrives, so will energy. Place plants throughout your home or office. They represent a life force, providing nourishing chi for to the environment, which in turn will make you feel better.   For better health and more restful sleep, position your bed facing toward the entry so that you have the widest view of the room. You'll be able to receive the maximum incoming chi.   Water, a life-giving source, symbolizes wealth. In ancient China, water cultivated rice crops and yielded abundance and good fortune. Having elements of water, i.e. waterfalls, ponds, aquariums, or a fountain in your surroundings promotes greater wealth and blessings.   Colors can energize, relax or oppress us. Green, which represents nature and a vital life force, can create a serene environment. Red, used in Chinese weddings and other celebrations, is a very lucky color. It symbolizes happiness and fame. Red and pink can also encourage romance. Avoid having too much of the same color in a room. For instance, a room in all white or all dark colors can create a stagnant chi that can lead to fatigue or depression. For more information or to schedule a Feng Shui Consultation, please contact us or call the office at 305-866-4840.