Why Feng Shui?

The word "Feng shui" means literally Chinese Feng Shui. The foundation of these major energy sources is that environmental factors will have a major impact on the people on which Feng Shui is based. The Bagua chart shows how the elements, direction, and aspects of life are affecting. Practitioners and journalists can access the wealth of information on this topic and prove the benefits of Feng Shui. The disbelievers who began to practice it brought great prosperity and luck to their lives and made them a supporter of this practice.

Feng Shui is very popular in Japanese society. Many people make house designs based on Feng Shui principle. These feng shui principles can also be used to clean the house. The idea of ​​cleaning from the top to the bottom is not only the principle of Feng Shui but also a practical consideration based on gravity. It makes sense to move from the top down to calm the dust. When cleaning the house, consider starting from the top; cabinet, wardrobe, shelf, window, over the picture. Then it is reasonable to reach a lower level and end on the floor. When cleaning the floor, other levels of accumulated dirt may be gathered here and can be disposed of at any time.

Feng Shui Art is an ancient Chinese philosophy that shows us that we live in harmony with the environment. The word Feng shui means "wind and water". (Webster 1) Chi is a natural energy flow that breathes life into Feng Shui and can be divided into two. These two halves are called yin and yang. There are four iconic animals related to Feng Shui; Green Dragon, White Tiger, Black Turtle, Red Phoenix. There are five elements in this philosophy. They are fire, tree, earth, metal and water. Pakau is related to the positioning of certain things that contribute to good luck. This philosophy is trying to integrate all these principles into the environment and create a harmonious existence between us and it. The artist tries to explain how to use this art effectively for commercial activities.