Author: Shùmù

When it comes to healing our homes, every room is important, whatever is the attic , the basement or garage. Usually these are the spaces we neglect the most since we don’t get to live in that area and spend very little time in them.

Some Feng Shui practitioners also approach the important relation between symbolism and these environments, even relating to specific areas of life depending on what direction or Bagua corner it is situated.

In this case, if we take a look to the overall energy of the attic, this space represents the future, next generations, plans and projects.

When the energy of this space is blocked, full of clutter and dust, with lots of things and disorganized, it could represent how your goals and aspirations for the future are.

On the other hand, if we use the garage and basement to store too many things, from useless and broken items to inherited pieces, books, and machinery, symbolically, these spaces represent the past and our unconscious, also unsolved problems or pending issues that prevent us from moving forward.

In order to make your home a more harmonious place, pay closer attention to these spaces in your house as it can improve the overall quality of the energy with some effort and care.

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese art based on harmonizing and improving the vital energy of the inhabitants of a given space through a series of studies of the surrounding environment.

Therefore, Feng Shui can be applied to both residences and commercial spaces and businesses. But always with the goal of making the environment healthy and prosperous.

Architecture and interior design are certainly important for the practice of Feng Shui, but following this lifestyle has a much greater meaning and implies a deep understanding of how energy moves on the planet, in the sky, in time, each year, in our home, and so on.

In reality, it provides us with information that allows us to have a deeper connection with the environment around us, which has a strong and rapid impact on our well-being.

The bedside table should be the place where we keep only the essentials for a restful night’s sleep, such as water, the book we want to read, or the cream we like to apply.

Anything else shouldn’t be piled up on the bedside table, too many books, food , pills and especially the cell phone. Several studies have shown that electromagnetic energy disrupts our restful sleep and even our immune system.

Excessive objects in this area also accumulate dust and even mold, which can be harmful to our health in terms of allergies or respiratory problems. Therefore, the more free and organized our bedside table is, the greater the likelihood of better sleep.