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How To Use Wind Chimes In Feng Shui For Career Advancement And More
In Black Sect Feng Shui, we use wind chimes for a number of cures. The right sounds can effectively adjust the chi of a space, promoting positive attention and improving our mood. You can affect different areas of your life -- including your career and your reputation -- by hanging wind chimes in different rooms.
Additionally, wind chimes hung between a front door and a staircase, which may result in money rapidly leaving a home, can slow the flow of chi and improve your finances.
Any wind chimes you select to hang for a Feng Shui cure should:
- have metal tubes that produce a clean, sweet, clear sound
- use five tubes to represent the Five Element Processes
- be pleasing for you to look at and not out of place with your home's decor
Let's look at how wind chimes can help you improve the different areas of your life, including your:
- Career
- Fame & Reputation
- Energy
- Income
- Wisdom
- Relationships with Others
Fame: Wind chimes can help enhance your reputation and promote career growth by calling attention to the gifts you have ...
... to offer the world.
Wisdom: Wind chimes hung in the wisdom and learning portion of the trigram (when you lay the ba gua over a single room or your whole house) can promote clear thinking and improve your intellect.
Career: If you lack energy, even after waking up from a full night's sleep, and have already ensured your bed is in the command position of the room, hang wind chimes in the center of your bedroom. This can help fight depression and give you the energy to pursue your goals.
Relationships with others: A view of your stove from the front door creates dangerous chi that could provoke fights, arguments, accidents and also negatively affect your family's health. Place wind chimes at the front door or over the stove -- or anywhere between the door and the stove -- to counteract these negative affects.
As you can see, since all areas of our lives are tied together, hanging wind chimes in certain areas of your home can enhance your career, fame, reputation, relationships with others, and even increase your income.
Other Sounds to Adjust the Chi in Your Home
You can also introduce other sounds into your home to adjust the chi.
Bells
Singing
Playing music (different types according to your mood)
Whistling
Hosting friends for a karaoke party enlivens a space
The author of this article knows all about the great benefits of Feng Shui. He knows how to place yourself in command position. He has written many articles on Feng Shui Tips based on his great knowledge.
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