Content
- Feng Shui in the front yard - How to hold good energy
- This characterizes a Feng Shui front garden - central components
- How to Give Feng Shui Creative Expression - Tips for the Bagua Grid
- Tips
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Feng Shui in the front yard - How to hold good energy
The ideal Feng Shui front garden clears the way for the flow of positive energy. This is achieved with various components that create a friendly and inviting appearance. The course of the journey is just as important as the inclusion of the five elements earth, fire, water, metal and wood, which are based on the bagua grid. Read here how the front garden design after Feng Shui succeeds.
This characterizes a Feng Shui front garden - central components
A lot of chi gets into your home through the front yard. The more positive you and your visitors are when you enter the house, the better the basic ideas of Feng Shui are fulfilled. Therefore, consider the front yard from a distance and subject it to the appearance of an in-depth check according to these criteria:
Above all, a straight-ahead path to the front door is considered by Feng Shui to be aggressive and deviant.Curved paths, on the other hand, convey harmony and peace.
How to Give Feng Shui Creative Expression - Tips for the Bagua Grid
The linchpin in the Feng Shui philosophy is the bagua grid. Here, around the Thai Chi Center, the eight most important areas of life gather in a clockwise direction, each activated by a particular element. The following overview illustrates the relationship that can be transferred to the front garden design:
In the center as well as in the zones for partnership and knowledge, the element Earth dominates. Here, for example, a hillside is perfect for celebrating Feng Shui in the small front garden and at the same time simulating spatial space.
Tips
If your front yard is on a hillside, the design aims to ensure that the positive energy does not flow unchecked towards the street. This is achieved by slowing down the flow of energy with a curved path. Furthermore, a markedly powerful demarcation in the form of a wall acts as a symbolic bulwark against the too quickly escaping 'chi'.