Symbols in Feng shui
Tjohoooo!
Traditional or classic feng shui has many symbols used for various purposes.
They become very powerful in your home when they really represent something important and when you actually feel connected to the energy they represent.
A symbol is " everything that speaks to our subconscious".
Here are some examples:
Maybe we are familiar with the traditional Chinese symbols such as the dragon, the three legged toad, the guardian lions etc but those might not mean anything to you and in order for feng shui to work in your home we have to apply symbols that resonate with you in your cultural way.
In the picture above you have two symbols from our culture, the heart and the roses. Both symbolizing love.
Whereas in China you will see mandarin ducks for the same purpose which at least for me means nada :)
And instead of placing two of these guardian lions or Fu dogs outside in front of our entrance to give luck and to protect us from evil we can in our culture achieve the same by this :
Plants!
Two of the same but placed on each side of the front door. it is not neccesary to have more but in this case it looks quite powerful.
To attract wealth and prosperity we can instead of using the three legged toad simply use a moneytree!
That will give you an environment that will attract the right feng shui energies in this areas and give you the strength and neccesary support to seek your fortune:)
For our health we can just fill a bowl with fruit and/or buy a gym membership and that will immedeately talk to our subconscious. ( hi hi)
Using symbols empowers us to take charge of our lives, awakens us to the beauty of energy and is based on the fact that symbols go beyond words and language and into the heart.
So go into your own hearts, your own backgrounds and culture and choose something that speaks directly to you.!
Set the energies free and be happy !!!
todeloooo
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mamma
Så lätt men ändå extremt svårt om jag så får säga,men man får göra så gott man kan
Feng Shui puss M
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Maria Lacik
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