Feng Shui for your Business

How to attract luck and money in Feng Shui

The power of Feng Shui is immeasurable, and is especially potent when it comes to attracting luck in areas of life such as one’s career or the businesses we wish to start or cultivate. There are several ways to activate this kind of good luck.

Feng Shui applied to companies

In business, a good Feng Shui increases turnover, improves relationships with customers and suppliers, and puts employees in a situation of harmony and comfort, making them more productive.

Don't worry, Feng Shui is not about placing Chinese-looking objects everywhere

It is often thought that applying Feng Shui means having Chinese objects all around, but that is a misconception created by the media. A good application of Feng Shui techniques shouldn’t even be perceived – it’s all about subtle arrangements and structural changes to the environment.

  • The welcoming aspect of where you work is the starting point for building a solid harmonious orientation if you want money to enter your business
  • A good Feng Shui consultant will use different formulas according to the compass reading of your house. She will indicate the right orientations to take advantage of the energy of prosperity
  • It is important to stress that Feng Shui does not bring money or wealth to anyone, but creates an environment in the home or office that gives you support and strength to attract the energies of wealth and money

Below are some tips that will help you do this with practical ease.

Doorways and facades

A good consultant will tell you that when you successfully apply the teachings/principles of Feng Shui to the front door of your home, office, or store, it is there that the energy generating auspiciousness and economic benefits will enter and bring you good fortune. Always keep in mind that it is vital that doors open wide without creating discordant and unwanted noises. Remove and ensure that you do not have garbage cans, shoe racks or any old or broken vases near the doorways.
It is the most important area of the premises as it will determine the flow of people who enter. It needs to be well illuminated (even when the business is closed at night), with a clear timetable, contact details and a good-looking, catchy signboard or banner. A plant on each side can serve as protection, as long as they don’t hinder entry.

Ming Tang (Bright Hall)

The Ming Tang is a space where energy can condense before entering a room. It can be outside or just at the entrance of a space.
In order to create a positive Ming Tang, you need to always maintain the space clean and lit. Add a subtle aroma that doesn’t bother anyone, and some flowers to welcome clients.

Counter

The counter should have the company name behind it, and should always be a clean and tidy space.
It should be located away from the changing rooms, so clients won’t feel observed, and it should be in a commanding position, controlling the entrance door and most of the areas.
Remember that these are just general tips. In order to get all the benefits of Feng Shui, it’s best to have the premises analysed so the consultant can give you detailed suggestions on where to put the different items in your shop or where to locate the employees for them to work at their best.

Water and water features

Feng Shui means “wind and water”, so we find this important element even in the name of this ancient technique. Water activates energy, especially prosperity, and it can be a very powerful tool to improve the quality of your life.  Be careful though, as placing a water fountain, aquarium or any other water feature in the wrong place could lead to a disaster. Accept the guidance of a Feng Shui consultant to be sure to do it right.

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