Where are my LOVE and WEALTH sectors in my Home?

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Let’s make this easy, follow my “Easy Feng Shui Steps” and find out where your life sectors are represented in your home.

Each individually numbered square of the Ba Gua (Magic Square) grid is associated with a specific area of your life and is called a ‘sector’. Divide your house plan, aligning first the ‘8-1-6’ numbered edge of the grid along with the main entrance or front door of your home/office/land area; then divide it into 9 equal sections without worrying about internal walls. One room can overlap 2 sections or maybe parts of a few rooms can be present in one sector only.

The Black hat School of Feng Shui applies the theory of the ‘static directions’. No matter what direction is showing on the compass, ‘South’ is always regarded as sector 9 of the house. The Ba Gua grid is divided up and corresponds to 9 different aspects of your life as shown in the diagram (Fig.1).

Fig. 1 – The 9 sectors of your house relating to 9 aspects of your life.
Align 8-1-6 with your front entry.
MONEY is the light blue colour corresponding to area ‘4’
LOVE and RELATIONSHIPS is the yellow colour corresponging to area ‘2’

When you place the grid onto your house, the Chi Kou (the mouth of the Chi, where the energy enters) is your main entrance (front door).  Place the grid on your block of land, your Chi Kou is in most cases the driveway, it will either be in sector 8, 1 or 6 each time, this means that your block of land could probably have another grid than your home itself.

There are 5 easy steps to help you with grid placement:

1. Design your plan to scale
2. Draw a straight line on the front of the house that is in alignment with the main entry door.
3. Follow up with lines from the right and left boundary walls of the plan.
4. Close up the rectangle/box with a line parallel to the base line (where your entry sits) to from the grid.
5. Now divide your rectangle into 9 equal parts (don’t worry about the internal walls.

Some of you might have non-rectangular premises, this is normal – some of you even might have two or three floors – to check if you did the correct grid design, email me your exercise through my website http://www.fengshuisteps.com/join_mailing_list.html

To smoothly start your first Easy Steps into Feng Shui. I highly recomment to read and apply the suggestions from my cartoon illustrated book “EASY STEPS TO FENG SHUI” by Roseline Deleu available to purchase through this link http://www.fengshuisteps.com/books_products.html

Create your Own Garden Decor Idea

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In period of water restrictions and draught and for others in winter time, some might struggle to have colours in their gardens. During one of my consultations in Canberra, I suggested a really nice mandala that one of my clients managed to put together. I thought this would fit her garden really beautifully.

This gorgeous Mandala is well placed in their garden in sector ‘9’ and is enhancing the ‘Fame and Well Being’ area of their life.

Compliments and Recognition started happening within days of its display!

You too, be creative and realise your own Feng Shui “Cure” they are so powerful!

International Feng Shui Master Roseline Deleu consults and teaches worldwide. Some courses are available on-line! http://www.fengshuisteps.com

Landscaping your Feng Shui Garden

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Applying the right Feng Shui principles in your home and garden offers inner peace, clear thinking and often results in more money!

When designing a garden, I consult with the home owner, we look into their lives and we focus on what they wish to achieve. Are there any “must haves?” Perhaps a garden seat and a lovely water feature!

Based on the Feng Shui grid, I suggest ideas to rebalance the missing areas on the block of land. Together we look where and how the block is situated in the street, which direction does it face? Is the block sloping? What is the style of the house and what sort of garden design would perfectly fit there.

There are many ways of creating a lush, green hideaway that suit your needs, perhaps an area to entertain friends and family, a play area for children, or, maybe that quiet, private spot in which to relax. Wether you are a person who prefers to sit back and watch someone else create your dream garden or you are a DIY person who requires some practical assistance to design and create your dream garden, I can help.

Roseline Deleu, international Feng Shui Master & best selling author http://www.fengshuisteps.com/index.html