At Bonnin Sanso we make every effort to make your dreams come true and we would like to talk about Feng Shui and how it can bring harmony to our home. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese system, the basic rule of which is to maintain the chi (energy) in movement and not allow it to stagnate or become imbalanced at any time. Feng refers to the wind and Shui, water. The activity, sounds, movement and people maintain the chi active. When a room in the house remains immobile for too much time the energy of the chi can be activated by moving furniture.
The first step is to see any physical conflict inside and outside the house, identifying any long and straight thing that points to the front door, any pointed element or any triangular object.
By means of example, the front door is considered the mouth of the home, the place through which the nutritive chi and good luck enters. If it is at an angle of 45 degrees it will bring a lot of luck. Having a large mirror that directly reflects the front door may cause illnesses, but a mirror to one side is good because it collects the yang energy from the outside and creates energy inside.
Dining room tables should be of a single piece, solid and strong, of uniform and light colours. Round and oval tables are more appropriate because they do not have straight angles and guests can sit in harmony stimulating communication and personal links. In square or rectangular tables the diners should not occupy the corners, and they are tables more in line with work so that they stimulate activity.
Did you know that there should never be a mirror, computer screen or television that reflects a double bed? This causes a third person to enter into the marriage. According to Feng Shui another source of marriage conflict could be having water to the right of the entrance, which leads the man of the house to look at other people and even start a second secret family.
