Feng Shui Numerology

Many of you have asked me over the years “What can I do at work that won’t look so new-age obvious to my boss or coworkers?” It is imperative that you all need to clean your home and workspace psychically. By using simple psychic space clearing methods coupled with elements from the ancient Chinese art of Feng Shui your environments will become clearer and more harmonious. So many of you work in stuffy office spaces with no windows, or you are in a maze of cubicles often situated with poor Feng Shui placement. These tensions cause energy to become stagnant, manifesting in the form of stress, illness, financial worries, office back-stabbing, boss conflict and other upsetting emotional and physical issues. From a psychic level that energy stays put in that same chair, you sit in every day! In an environment where there are no open windows or fans to release the stale energy, IT STAYS PUT!

Here are some ways to apply Feng Shui to make your personal space better at work:

• Try to not have your back to the door. Try to receive energy and have your desk faced towards the door if you can. You will waste a lot of energy wondering who is coming up behind you and this loss of energy manifests in your work via backbiting, stress and possible illness.

• Add live plants – avoid spiky, sharp leaves – choose round ones. Plants naturally clean and clear the air and bring life to your workspace.

• If your back is to the door and you can’t change it try a mirror on the desk to bounce energy backward. It will also allow you to see what is going on behind you. Crystals in/or on your desk to suck up negative energy. Plants can do this too.

Part of Feng Shui is to create a clean clutter free environment. This concept coupled with psychic clearing techniques can go a long way in clearing the unseen energies from a space fast. These little tricks can go a long way to creating a healthier, more harmonious work environment.

If you work at home:

Try to position your home office as far from the bedroom as possible. If the layout of your home allows, having a separate entrance to your home office is ideal. Separation from work allows the mind to relax when it needs to. Plan your home office with your well-being and productivity in mind. Feng Shui can be applied via the use of colors, images, items make you feel happy, appreciated, successful, and creative. Have fun with it! Depending on your chosen field, you need to make your home office reflect the energy you want to project in the world. Use intention with everything you put in this space.

Feng Shui Colors:

Red – Fame, Reputation, Recognition

Pink – Marriage, Relationships, Partnerships

White – Children, Creativity, Inner Child

Gray – Helpful People, Travel

Black – Career, Life Path, The Journey

Blue – Knowledge, Wisdom, Education, Self-Cultivation

Green – Family, Community, Elders

Purple – Wealth, Lifestyle, Opportunity

Fame and Reputation:

This is your “Light in the World.” Its Feng Shui energy is Fire, be mindful about not having color blue, mirrors, fountains or images of water in this area, as Water element puts down the Fire energy.

Prosperity and Abundance

Bring images or items that speak to you of abundance and prosperity. The Feng Shui element here is Wood, so you need to avoid Fire images, as well as too much Metal. Each color has a vibration that attracts and lifts the energy of a space. However, to hit these areas in your home you will need to know how to apply the Bagua map correctly. Every home is different. I can help! Be mindful of the quality of air and the quality of light (natural and artificial) in your home office, as these are two of the good Feng Shui must-haves.

Use Feng Shui to deal with clutter in your home office on a regular basis. As clutter drains your energy and dampens your best intentions, you need to create a clear system, and not let clutter ruin your health and your business. This goes for your home and your business at work and in a home office.

NO CLUTTER EVER. THIS WILL MAKE YOU PHYSICALLY ILL ON ALL FRONTS!

South area – (Fame and Reputation) this is your “Light in the World.” Its Feng Shui energy is Fire, be mindful about not having color blue, mirrors, fountains or images of water in this area, as Water element puts down the Fire energy.

North area – (Career or Path in Life) The Feng Shui element here is Water, so this is the area for items representing water, as well as Metal (Metal creates Water in the Feng Shui cycle of 5 elements.) Without making it sound too complicated, you can place inspiring images related to your career in black or white frame colors in the North area of your home office.

Southeast area – (Prosperity and Abundance) Bring images or items that speak to you of abundance and prosperity. The Feng Shui element here is Wood, so you need to avoid Fire images, as well as too much Metal.

A Few Feng Shui rules for all your spaces:
Here are some clear rules for your house and office: The far-left corner is your money corner in all rooms, do not have dead plants, toilets, large windows, fireplaces, stoves or your stair landing in that corner! You would be flushing your money down the toilet or burning it up. Your backyard should have the hill. If there is a hill it should go down from the house, not down towards it.

It’s best to not have your stove/oven across from your sink. In the romance corners in the master bedroom needs to have something that represents what you want or crave in love. Not a cat box!!!! Not Feng Shui – but an excellent psychic tip – cover your fireplaces – they are doorways to dark energy coming into your home. Make sure how you place all your furniture in each room it flows easily, not like a maze, more like if a river was running through the room could it just flow? There are many things we can do.