Chinese Lunar New Year 2019
The Chinese lunar new year starts on February 5thwith colourful celebrations welcoming in the ‘Year of the Yin Earth Pig’. The Pig is the last of the 12 animal signs and seen in Chinese culture as having a gentle, friendly, honest and kind nature. It relates to the areas of finance, money and communication.
In this friendly ‘Pig’ year, you can expect a progressive, balanced and productive year in these areas. You may feel less stagnant and more like you’re moving forward than in 2018. It also creates good opportunities for wealth creation and investments this year. Keep in mind that it’s impact will affect everyone in slightly different ways depending on your individual Chinese astrology chart.
Feng Shui | Annual energy updates
The Solar Year is how Feng Shui is applied and begins this year on February 4thfollowing energetic and magnetic cycles of the Earth. Each year the energies shift and it’s important to know where they are located to reduce any negative ones and enhance the positive ones.
It is more important to focus on harmonising the unique energies that form the base ‘energetic blueprint’ of your home first before you concern yourself with annual energy updates. The unique energy chart of your home is the most important that needs to be balanced and harmonised first. It has a stronger impact on you than shifting annual energies.
Once you balance your home’s feng shui, the annual energies are the next step to ‘tweaking’ your home each year. This will help to reduce the negative and opportunities to enhance the positive energy cycles of your home each year.
Feng Shui | Your home
Feng Shui reveals the relationship between yourself and your energetic environment of your home and/or workplace and aims to harmonise these spaces to best support you in your life’s journey.
A home’s feng shui is unique and personal and uncovers the ‘energetic blueprint’ of your home and/or workplace including the flows of negative and positive energy and how they may impact you and your family on a mental, physical and spiritual level.
There are many layers that form a feng shui chart that relate specifically to many characters of your home. You can learn more about the many schools and principles of Feng Shui that are practiced in a good feng shui consultation here.
Many guides and books confuse people with over-simplified charts and information that doesn’t relate to your unique home and negates many relevant factors. This often results in giving you an inaccurate chart with remedies sold to ‘cure’ many negative energies for commercial gain. Ultimately, the results you get and the feel of your home will show you whether you have good feng shui and it is a harmonious space to live in.
A feng shui consultation to reveal your home’s unique energetic blueprint is is a wonderful holistic process that will allow you to create a more calm, balanced and harmonious home that is a sanctuary for you and your family.
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