How Do You Use Feng Shui Symbols to Change Your Life?

Feng Shui or Feng Sui is an ancient Chinese Geomancy concept which considers the flow of chi in any built space. If it flows easily then your life is likely to flow more easily. If it is blocked or stagnant then your life is more like to feel that way. Feng Shui is a symbolic language and it is how you use Feng Shui Symbols which can affect the way your life is flowing.

This is not to say you have to use red Chinese lanterns, dragons at your doorway, fat Buddha's and other Chinese decorating items to generate chi, it is about understanding the basics of what the Feng Shui symbols mean in any circumstance.

Take a look at any room in your home or office and consider what different objects mean to you.

Do they give you a good feeling and do they generate good chi or do they unconsciously send a message that is limiting your desires?

In a bedroom does it have a feeling of calm and order so you can sleep easily? Or do you have piles of clothes ion one corner, a broken light globe in a lamp beside your bed, a brightly colored wall which generates lots of energy or a mirror wardrobe which also generates a lot of chi or energy. All these items are disturbing your unconscious chi in terms of Feng Shi Symbols.

In your office do you face the door or is your back to the door and are you being literally stabbed in the back? Do you feel calm and centered in your office or do you jump every time someone comes into your office? How you feel in any space is an indication of how you feel and how the chi is flowing in your life.

It is the Feng Shui Symbols which make a difference.

So how do you correct Feng Shui Symbols which are causing problems? Always surround your self with things which symbolically make you happy.

In one consultation I did, a lady had proudly displayed a plate which she had received a gift from her husband 10 years ago. Shortly after she and her husband divorced and it had imbedded unconscious messages for her. Instinctively I asked how she felt about that plate without even knowing its history. I was stunned when she walked over to the plate picked it up and walked into her kitchen and threw the plate in the bin smashing it into many pieces. She felt an incredible weight had been lifted form her shoulders and thanked me profusely.

So look at all the things you have around you and consider what the mean symbolically to you. Are they allowing the Chi to flow and making you happy or are they creating unseen blockages for you? Feng Sui Symbols do all those things.

George Birdsall wrote the best selling book Feng Shui - The Key Concepts in 1995 and has sold over 50,000 copies so far. He has recently released an eBook "Feng Shui Symbols - Ancient Secrets to finding Love and Wealth". He writes a blog on planning your home improvement projects to save time and money at http://www.therenovationplan.com with some Feng Shui articles included.