Yin and Yang

Guidelines

Internal:

• When sitting at a desk, the entrance door should be in a clear line of sight, and you should have a view of as much of the room as possible.
• Straight lines and sharp corners are to be avoided, and should not point where people tend to sit, stand, or sleep.
• Avoid clutter.
• Keep tops of tables simple. Avoid over decorating tables with objects and clutter. Those objects represent piles of stress and bad luck you could/will be carrying.
• You should be able to sit at a table and have an open view in front of you.
• Your stairs should never face the front door.
• Some objects are believed to have the power of redirecting, reflecting, or shifting energy in a space. These include mirrors, crystals, wind chimes, and pools of flowing or standing water.

External:

• Roads to and from ancient towns were often curved and windy, an attempt to disorient and keep away evil spirits, who were believed to travel in straight lines.
• Avoid building houses in front of cemeteries, hospitals and mortuaries.
• Most auspicious spaces for homes are lots located in streets shaped like a horseshoe.
• In choosing homes in rural areas, with hills and mountains, pick the one that is on a sloping hill.
• In choosing homes in urban area, its best to go for the ones that are on a flat terrain.
• Square-shaped lots are optimal for chi flow.