The Feng Shui art was developed about 5,000 years ago in China, where ancient Chinese believed that the invisible energy of life (qi chi) flows through everything in life, the same philosophy as acupuncture or Chinese acupuncture.
This means that if the energy flows freely and easily around and inside your body, you will remain healthy, healthy and healthy, but if the energy or energy tracks in the body become stagnant or blocked, or you are nervous and uncontrolled (eg diet, lifestyle or weakness in a member) Of body organs) you will often fall prey to diseases.
Chinese needles simply remove obstructions from the energy tracks in the body or soothe energy flow, that is, regulate energy.
The very same principle is applied by fong shui in homes.
The Chinese believed that the buildings we were building required exactly the same attention we gave to our bodies, and developed this very complex science called healing of the environment or dwelling.
The continuous observations of centuries have shown that the different areas of the house and the different parts of each room attract certain energies. Moreover, they have discovered that some arrangement (room layout or even the location of furniture or monuments) either helps, activates or obstructs and prevents the smooth and balanced flow of energy.
If energy is prevented or allowed to flow very quickly, it will therefore cause obstacles and problems in life in general.
Also, the presence of chaos in the place can "disrupt" the flow of energy, stop its harmonious distribution and transform it into dull and stagnant energy.
Fortunately, Fung Choi's experts realized that by making some subtle, well-thought-out changes known as solutions or treatments, such as suspending some crystals, wind bells, using some colors, and other different and varied methods, Bring our lives back to normal and normal again.
Raising and energizing the designated areas of the house with other colors and other means can create and create better and healthier energy and improve the different conditions and opportunities in life.
The main goal of Phong Choi is to teach us that by making small changes in our homes, we can affect everything in our lives, from our finances to health, from our social relationships to our spiritual life.
Although the art of Phung Choi seems very spiritual art, it is taken very seriously, not only in its native China, but throughout the world. Most Western artists, political figures and business people in the West will find themselves among the most vocal supporters of the Fung Shui.
