Often when people think of Feng Shui they think or talk about the elements: Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, and Metal.

 



Interestingly enough, Feng Shui in Chinese means “Wind Water”, the two most basic elements of life.  We all need air to breathe.  And without water, a person can live maybe a week (as compared to food where people can live several weeks to months).



 

“Wind Water” represents “Flow Balance”.  This is what we call life force or “chi” energy.

 



Through using the principles of Feng Shui, we create Harmony and Energy Flows, bringing Joy and Clarity to what we need to do. 



 

By creating a balance of the elements in our physical environment, we create emotional balance within.



 

When people feel off-balance in their home or any environment, including work, it is usually because there is something missing or out of balance.



 

The answers are in our environment but we often can’t see or don’t listen.  That’s where Feng Shui comes in.  Everyday Feng Shui, it’s all right here.