A Feng Shui Primer for Westerners
It can be relatively simple to apply — if we don’t get too bogged down in having to do it perfectly.
Many ancient traditions applied sacred space practices to purify the energy of our homes. In the modern western world, though, Feng Shui is possibly the better-known system.
And it can be relatively simple to apply — if we don’t get too bogged down in having to do it perfectly.
Before getting started, you need to choose whether to follow classical or western Feng Shui. Having experimented with both, I have found my groove with the western version (also known as Black Hat). I like this system because it allows greater flexibility and creativity in applying “cures.”
If I had grown up in a culture immersed in Classical Feng Shui's teachings, they would be woven into my subconscious psyche. But without that context, they don’t have the same meaning for me, and the western version resonates with me more.
But each to their own, I will outline below how to apply the Bagua tool with both methods.
First, a word on manifestation.
Many people approach Feng Shui as a manifestation technique. And while it can certainly be helpful in this regard, I think it’s…
