Following the Chi
Would you say BTB Feng Shui is more intuitive because of that? The BTB method incorporates the mundane, which is the physical, and the transcendental. The physical incorporates things like moving a couch or bed for better flow of chi. The transcendental aspects are the invisible forces you can’t see, but still impact the home. That is a crucial point for BTB. The more you study the spiritual aspects, and the more you study meditation, the more intuitive you’ll become. Those skills will help you truly begin to understand how to be of service to someone else.
Feng Shui is about understanding the patterns of your life and the energy flow of a space, and how to take advantage of the patterns. When you’re feeling stuck in your life, you can use Feng Shui to break the cycle, and then position yourself for new patterns or new habits that will help you accomplish what you want.
You used a Feng Shui term people may not be familiar with. What is the ba gua? A ba gua map is a tool used in Feng Shui to map a room or location and see how the different sections correspond to different aspects in one’s life. These sections are believed to relate to every area or aspect of life and are divided into such categories as fame, relationships/marriage, children/creativity, helpful people/travel, career, inner knowledge, family/ancestors/health, and wealth/blessings.
What are some other basic Feng Shui tips you could share? The basic thing to understand is that Feng Shui is just a simple process to see the chi, acknowledge the chi and harness the chi, so that you improve your life and achieve your goals. In Feng Shui, three areas of your home are most important: the entrance or front door, your kitchen — in particular, your stove — and your bedroom.
