Cures & Remedies Feng Shui
Salt water, mirrors, chimes, charms, plants and other traditional remedies.
Flying Star Feng Shui: How the Annual Star Chart Works
Every year nine stars fly through the nine palaces of your home. Understand the annual flying star chart, what each star does, and how ...
Feng Shui 2026: The Annual Flying Star Chart and What to Do
2026 is a White Metal year with one white in the centre. Here is the full nine-palace chart, which star sits where, and the practical c...
Feng Shui Wind Chimes and Wooden Chimes: Placement and Purpose
Metal chimes attract qi, wooden chimes disperse it. Here is where to hang each type and why the direction of the sound matters....
Feng Shui and Crystals: Which Stone for Which Job
Crystals work on the element they resemble. Here is the stone-to-element map and how to place a crystal tree, lotus or point in your ho...
The Feng Shui Salt Water Cure: How to Do It Properly
Salt water cleansing is the oldest feng shui remedy in the book. Here is the exact method, how often to use it, and what to do with the...
Feng Shui Plants and Flowers: Which Ones to Grow and Where
Plants are the easiest feng shui remedy to live with, and the easiest to get wrong. Here is the full list by element and the placements...
Jade Plant Feng Shui: Placement, Meaning and Propagation
The jade plant is one of the most searched feng shui plants. Here is what it represents, where to put it and how to keep it alive....
Feng Shui Water Fountain: Placement Rules for an Indoor Fountain
Water is wealth in feng shui, and it is the one element that must flow inward, not out. Learn where a fountain can sit and where it wil...
Feng Shui Aquarium: Fish Count, Placement and Species Choices
A live aquarium is the strongest wealth remedy in feng shui — if it is placed correctly. Learn the rules for fish number, position and ...
Feng Shui Charms and Amulets: What Each Symbol Actually Does
Fu dogs, pixiu, lucky cats, wu lou and dragon turtles each carry a different job. Here is what every common charm means and where to pl...
Fu Dogs in Feng Shui: Pairing, Placement and Facing Direction
Fu dogs are the most recognisable feng shui guardian pair. Learn how many to buy, where to place them and which direction each one shou...
Feng Shui Lucky Cat (Maneki Neko): Placement and Meaning
The waving lucky cat is a feng shui staple, but the raised paw direction matters. Here is the correct placement and how much money each...
Dragon Turtle and Pixiu: The Two Guardians of Wealth
The dragon turtle and the pixiu are the workhorse wealth guardians. Here is what each one does, how many to buy and where they belong....
Chinese New Year Feng Shui: Doing the Year Right
The new year resets the qi of a home. Here is what to do, what to avoid, whether you can shower, and how to clear the old year away....
Can You Shower on Chinese New Year? The Rules Explained
The shower taboo is one of the most searched New Year customs. Here is what the tradition says, why, and what to do if you have already...
Why Are the Nails on the Wall Pulled Out? A Feng Shui Explanation
Removing nails from a wall is a traditional feng shui clearing act. Here is what it means, how to do it properly and what else to clear...
Feng Shui Dream Board: Using Vision Boards the Classical Way
A dream board is a modern feng shui method with an old logic behind it. Here is the classical version — written intention, direction an...
Yantra in Feng Shui: What It Is and How to Use One
A yantra is a geometric diagram that concentrates intention. Here is how yantras work in feng shui and how to place one correctly....
Metal and Bells in Feng Shui: How Sound Shapes a Space
Metal is the loudest element in feng shui. Here is how chimes, bells and metal objects affect qi and where sound should travel in a hom...
Tropical Plants and Feng Shui: The Four Plants Everyone Recommends
Money tree, bamboo, orchid and peace lily lead every feng shui plant list. Here is what each one does, how to place it and the toxicity...
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The Five Elements in Feng Shui: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water
Wood, fire, earth, metal and water each govern a season, a direction and a colour. Here is how the five elements work and how to balanc...