Feng Shui: A Guide for Increased Real Estate Sales to Asians

This book is a concise, easy-to-read manual on how feng shui principles can bring wealth, harmony, happiness and prosperity to your home or office. This is the only book on the market that deals specifically with the application of feng shui to real estate. There are hundreds of books on feng shui on the market today, many of which are difficult for the beginner to understand and might only briefly mention the application of feng shui to your home or office. You might have to read hundreds of books in order to glean from them what you will learn from this book, Feng Shui. Fortunately, Sheida Hodge has done the work for you. Her book is extensively researched and tailored to allow the beginner to apply feng shui principles immediately to their home or office in order to create a more harmonious and peaceful environment. Feng Shui contains easy to understand models and diagrams to help you understand how to apply feng shui in your home or office.

Whether you are planning to purchase a home or are remodeling, this book is a handy and invaluable resource that will help you to select the environment that will maximize your health and happiness. If you are trying to sell your property, this book will help to make it marketable to a larger group of potential buyers who are sensitive to feng shui principles.

The Bagua Rectangle: You can use the bagua map on the following page to determine the bagua areas for your entire house or to map individual rooms or sections. The bagua configuration of the entire building is more important than the bagua values of any particular room. Feng shui masters use the bagua map to locate problems and suggest possible solutions.

If the occupants are having trouble in family life, for instance, it may be because the section of the house representing Health & Family is cluttered or choked off. Perhaps there is a bathroom there and the family's ch'i is being dragged "down the drain". Appropriate remedies might include adding windows or doors, putting plants, fish tanks or mirrors, or simply cleaning up and organizing the area. Feng Shui Remedies:The following items can be used to alleviate or disguise feng shui defects by balancing the yin and yang of a room or building, harmonizing the five elements, attracting positive ch'i or warding off harmful influences such as "poison arrows" and negative flows of ch'i.

Mirrors

Aquariums

Crystals

Mobiles

Fountains

Trees

Stones

Screens

Flowers

Wind chimes Placement of Furniture: Placement of furniture is an important part of feng shui. Moving around furniture, wall hangings, plants, sculptures, and fish tanks can often dramatically change the look and feel of a room. Ch'i should be able to flow freely through a room. Furniture that blocks natural walkways, overly cluttered spaces, or furniture that prevents doors from opening fully are especially harmful.

The ideal shape for a dining table is round (symbolizing heaven). Dining chairs should come in sets of four, six or eight. (Luck comes in pairs; single numbers represent loneliness.)

Avoid placing chairs or sofas under heavy beams. Furniture should be arranged so that sharp angles don't point at doors - especially bedroom doors.