Do the houses which are enjoyed attract good Feng Shui?

Do houses that are enjoyed attract good Feng Shui?

Naturally, we feel well in environments that invite us to be and enjoy the present moment, like good hosts within our own space.

Sometimes, museum environments, all very tidy and orderly, where we are afraid to move or even spoil something, can bring a feeling of discomfort that would be the exact opposite of how we should feel at home.

Closed and unused rooms, which are only lived for special events and exhibitions, are full of stagnant energy, which does not favor a good flow of Chi (energy) and, consequently, a more welcoming and healthy environment.

We could say that the ultimate goal of Feng Shui practice is to bring well-being, so trying to combine comfort and freedom in any environment is one of the most fundamental teachings that we can apply to achieve a better energy flow, which leads to a better Feng Shui.