the Feng Shui for Better Emotional Stability
Many people today are looking for ways to help themselves achieve peace, serenity, and no stress. So many people have tried acupuncture, meditation, sleep, and alcohol to find that feeling. Feng Shui is a method of thinking that uses your house (Bagua) as the basis for better emotional stability and physical well-being.
It has four sections as signified by the earth’s directions, North, South, East, and West. Within each of those directions also lies a connection to the elements in nature such as water, wood, earth, fire, wind, and metal. Feng Shui is also a method of living that you use in your house.
It deals with its placement (where things go, you fit in), your birthday, and your element to decide how to be. Using this as a backdrop, you can make your house a very peaceful and restful place.
Furniture, Colors, and More
Here are some ways to achieve that using Feng Shui. You want to choose colors that help you feel safe and comfortable in your environment. But also keep in mind design and color rules. Some of what Feng Shui says will work may disagree with what you want. They say your bathroom should be a comfortable place for you.
The colors in it should be blues and browns with earth and metal tones for your furniture. The window dressings should not be fussy and versatile. A lot of people like to use vinyl blinds or blackout blinds.
Your house rooms, such as your other bedrooms and living rooms, should complement each other. But they do follow certain concepts. Using your birth sign, you can design each room to emulate a safe place for you within the confines of Feng Shui’s religion. You say what?!! The colors you choose, and the furniture you choose all help you create a feeling of emotional stability in your house.
Doors: Feng Shui Guide to Emotional Stability
An example would be the first thing people notice about your house after they notice your house’s type and the color is the type of door you have. The door should have an unobstructed view of the front and the outside of the house, with no holes or otherwise imperfections. The door is well cared for with no squeaky noises or other problems associated with an old front door.
Here is where the idea of Feng Shui with the color of the door and the element that corresponds with that part of the house. This will help you keep the door in harmony with the rest of the house and give you a feeling of well-being before entering the house. Almost as if you get a smile.
Colors for better Feng Shui Emotional Stability
There are 5 primary colors in the Feng Shui color wheel, grouped in the earth’s elements. They are metal, earth, wood,d, fire, and water. The colors of the earth are brown and gold. But shades of fire are red, pink, purple, orange, and yellow. The colors of the wood are green and brown. The colors of the water are blue and black an colors of the metal are grays.
The furniture should also reflect what you use in the house and the elements. Do you like cherry wood (red), oak (brown), leather (black or any color) round tables, square tables, or oval-shaped? The furniture also is chosen by the colors and direction of your house in your Bagua.
Using the colors above, you can utilize furniture in any color to design your house in any way you want. Here are seven (7) Feng Shui tips for you to use for better emotional stability.
#1. Colors
Keep in mind colors that you like in general. If those colors match the energy in your house, then use them anywhere you want. But the colors that keep you rested might be the ones you choose for rooms you relax in, like your bedroom and the family room.
#2. Planning of Rooms
Remember that you don’t want your rooms to clash, but they don’t have to be the same color. You can color block your rooms according to the Feng Shui color wheel. But remember that Feng Shui has a particular way of being, meaning that the colors modify the state of being in the house.
This all corresponds with the direction of the room. So if you are in the South section and like red, then maybe your element is fire. That room then is decorated in variations of red, and what other colors correspond to that color? Colors such as pink, orange, and yellow.
#3. Fire element
Keeping in your fire element’s theme – you have chosen red as the color for your wall. Now, what kind of furniture? Cherry wood is a red-based wood used for tables, chairs, and backboards of beds. Red in Feng Shui means power, life, and the divine. It also signifies sexual energy.
However, it is a color you don’t overuse in your house. Spots like an accent wall, a pillow, a throw rug, an etching, and a vase. Then use other colors to help you out. Red is used in family rooms, living rooms, and children’s rooms.
#4. Placing furniture
The basic rule of decorating and placing furniture in your house is virtually the same for each room. Fresh air, no clutter, and no electrical equipment. This is specific to the bedroom. Put your bed in a place that commands your attention, and then decorate around the bed. Fire and earth are good colors for the bedroom. Also, only bring art that makes you happy.
#5. Bathrooms
For your bathroom, Feng Shui says to keep it clean and orderly – sparkly is the word they use. Again keep it uncluttered. Keep it light and white. Avoid watercolors.
#6. Home Office
Many people have home offices in their homes, so how do you decorate your home office? Feng Shui says to use water and metal colors in your office. Create an appearance of light and airy with calm. Remember to use your sense of well-being in your house.
Conclusion
In conclusion, I have learned that many people follow Feng Shui in the world. It has numerous classes taught about it. A religion has sprung up about it. Many new designers advertise their services. All have one thing in common. It helps you create a safe, enjoyable stable environment for your family. And make a place of emotional stability for you.
You, the owner of the house, can give the Feng Shui designer what you are looking for in your home and office so that it comes to your specifications. Each room is a part of you and your desired effect. Hopefully, you will have achieved total harmony, whether it be relaxation or work.