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What Is The True Essence of Feng Shui

Posted in Feng Shui News by Administrator on the September 26th, 2008

What Is The True Essence of Feng Shui
By: Mary Jane Kasliner, AAS, BS, CFSC, RYT

Those of us who have studied the ancient art and science of Feng Shui know
its roots are embedded into the laws of nature. The pure principles of ch’i
take hold of the foundation of this extraordinary philosophy. We understand
that by tuning into the dynamics of ch’i movement internally and externally
a moment of "Peak Experience" can occur. Sounds, colors and tactile
sensations become more intense, and for the first time we may understand our
connection to the rest of the Universe. We truly experience the depth and meaning
of objects and events in our lives because we are aligned with the energy of
life itself.

Feng Shui embraces the premise of oneness - an inherent wholeness between
the very essence of our soul and the Universe. Unfortunately, the daily rigors
of life have the tendency to trick us into "disassociating" or giving
us the impression we are separate from others, nature and the world. The solution
is to open the door to our soul through meditations whether with silent or movement
formats like Qigong, Tai Chi or Yoga practice. Alignment of our inner ch’i automatically
prepares us to harmonize the ch’i within our immediate space. When the two are
in balance, a series of interrelated ch’i flow takes hold and strengthens our
soul to remind us we are whole, healthy and constantly connected to everyone
and everything. When our internal (body) and external (environment) are unified,
magic happens. We are more alive, healthy, invigorated and able to address our
life intentions. On the other hand, when the connecting influence of ch’i wavers,
disease, injury, aging and depression take hold. Externally our space becomes
cluttered, stagnant and unappealing.

These concepts delve deep into the core of Chinese culture. It is seen in
works of art and is depicted in symbolism such as the Dragon - the highest guardian
and totem for the Emperor, and a familiar symbol in Feng Shui practice. What
does the Dragon tell us? It whispers the sacred secrets, hidden treasures and
unrealized power we all have into our being. By honoring our true selves, we
can apply these blessings to everyday life.

If we take a closer look at these core principles of Feng Shui, we realize
they have a symbiotic relationship with the laws of attraction. The best selling
book "The Secret" (featured on Larry King Live) states that if we
can understand the untapped power within ourselves, we can have anything we
want in life. The process is broken down into three simple steps:

1. Ask: Ask the Universe what you want in a clear and concise
manner.
2. Believe: Believe it is already yours and speak as if you
have it.
3. Receive: Open yourself to receive what you want, and then
feel what it is like to have it.

You may be thinking: "Well, what is the point of Feng Shui if I can just
follow the three basic Laws of Attraction?" The answer is simple: Feng
Shui acts as a catalyst to the Laws of Attraction. One of the main aspects to
my Feng Shui consultations is to have my clients delve deep and ASK what it
is they want in life. If it is abundance or prosperity, for example, then the
next step is to clearly write down and ask the Universe exactly what they mean
by their "wants." This process catapults a series of thoughts that
are now aligned to the clients "wants." As a professional consultant,
it is my job to locate the ch’i power points in each client’s space, and apply
the appropriate symbolism for his/her desires in those areas. Symbolic representation
supports the client’s thoughts and sends them out to the Universe. The Universe
will then configure HOW to bring abundance/prosperity to the client. The third
step I tell my clients is to believe abundance is theirs. This can be the most
difficult step because the human mind has a tendency to gravitate toward what
"we do not want" in life. Then, the Universe will gladly acquiesce
and bring more of what we do not want. Instead, by focusing on the symbol of
abundance, or whichever symbol we choose, the thought process reprograms for
the things we do want, and the Universe will obey.

Both Feng Shui and the Laws of Attraction are concepts that have been handed
down through the ages and have stood the test of time. You will come to understand
that any desire is attainable once you learn to apply both of these fundamental
principles.

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