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Water Feng Shui - Water Features for
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"Feng" means wind and "Shui" means water in Chinese. Feng Shui
is the study, understanding and dealing with wind and water.
The classic
statement, in the book of burial by Master Guo Pu, Jin Dynasty
“the WIND disperse the QI and WATER will contain it”
was the
main study of classical feng shui students and masters for
centuries.
In this context,
qi refers to energy. Qi is carried and dispersed by wind and
it is retained by water when it meets water. Wind is the
transporter and water is the accumulator of qi.
Water is the most potent Feng Shui enhancer or remedy
for good luck if place on the right location (Wealth Spot) and at the
right time.
Once your wealth spot for the house is located, you may wish to
build or purchase a ready made water feature to activate your income and wealth luck.
You have to be aware that there is a different between a flow
of water and a body of water. A flow of water is an income
enhancer and a body of water is a wealth accumulator. The
water flow has to be oriented to flow towards a door or a
window if placed outside the house.
If placed inside the house
the water must never be placed to flow out towards a door or
window. For water flow inside the house orientate the flow
towards the center of the house.
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Beside is an example of a good water
feature. The photo is taken from a window at the front side of
the house. The water flow (income enhancer) towards the house
(but not directly towards the main door) and ends in a deep
large fish pond (wealth accumulator). The flow of water will
activate a constant flow of income and the fish pond, a body
of water, is a good wealth accumulator.
Please take note that the
design has 6 level waterfalls ending in a single pond. This is a
very auspicious water feature design.
Important:
Always keep the water clean with a good filtration system.
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A nice water feature for a small
living room. If there is a flow of water, make sure the water
flow towards the center of the house. Never let the water
flows towards any door or window.
Important:
Always keep the water clean with a good filtration system. |
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An aquarium is a good
water feature. It is very good for the inside of the
house especially when water flow direction cannot be
decided. This is because the aquarium does not have a flow of water but
is a
body of water. The body of water represent your wealth
and this feature will enhance your growth of wealth when
placed in the right location.
Have one that is proportionate to the room that is
placed.
Important:
Always keep the water clean with a good filtration system.
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Tien (Heaven), Ti (Earth) and Ren
(Man) - Trinity of Luck
For water feature to work well as a feng shui enhancer for
income or wealth luck, the precise location and flow direction
(Ling Shen) in relation to the main door (Zheng Shen) have
to be determined. This is the earth part of the trinity
of luck.
The location and
direction of the main door (Ti - Earth) have to communicate
with the people (Ren - Man). This is when the 4 Pillars of
destiny (Paht Chee) of the people is important in fine tuning
the feng shui of a place. With earth and man communication,
the fortunate energy is ensure to always bring fortune to the
people. Otherwise, a feng shui arrangement sometimes work and
sometimes don't.
In addition
to locating the wealth spot and best flow direction, the date
and time (Tien - Heaven) of activation of the water feature
will guarantee instant, long term effectiveness in bringing
wealth and fortune to the people.
A swimming pool
is a good body of water wealthy people likes to have in a
home. Most people thinks that is a status symbol. Actually,
these wealthy people have a swimming pool to protect and
act as an enhancer to accumulate and grow their wealth.
Caution:
Do not place any water feature in your home if you do not know
precisely where your home's wealth or misfortune spot
is. This is because you may unknowingly activate the bad spot
instead of the good spot and bring misfortune to the house.
If you have
placed a water feature in your home and money matter is
a problem, your water feature is definitely placed on a wrong
spot. As remedy, I would suggest you to stop the water feature and seek
professional feng shui consulting from a classical feng shui
expert.
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A few
good examples of water features
used in feng shui for income and
wealth enhancer.
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A small simple water fountain
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A small simple water fountain
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A small water fountain with
Dragon
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A large waterfall with pond
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A large pond
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Water fountain with large pond
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For Water Feng Shui
Consultation
to locate the Wealth Spot
of your home or business,
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TY Tan is based in Puchong, Malaysia and he conducts
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Shui consultation worldwide.
TY Tan practices Chinese Classical Compass Formula Feng Shui.
He uses Eight Mansions and Xuan Kong Flying Star Compass
Formula in his Feng Shui analysis for homes and
businesses. To ensure effectiveness in his Feng Shui
recommendation, he uses Xuan Kong Da Gua formula in locating
the wealth spot in homes or business and a special date
and time would be selected for wealth spot activation.
He incorporates life reading using
4 Pillars of Destiny (Paht Chee or BAZI) in Feng Shui analysis in order to improve his
client's overall luck.
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