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Feng shui for beginners

Tiffany L. Neri

Feng shui is a term that has grown in popularity for quite some time now—especially among those in the architecture and interior design industries. Nowadays, people hire feng shui experts to examine the current state of their homes or even involve them in the construction plans for new ones.

A lot of us have probably heard someone say: “Oi! Don’t sleep facing the door. That’s bad feng shui!” Or something of the sort at some point or another—especially if you’re Filipino, Chinese or Tsinoy.

It’s just one of those things weaved into our diverse and dynamic culture as people who live in the Philippines. But what is feng shui beyond a cynic’s perception of it being “just another superstitious set of beliefs”?

Human beings in relation to space

Practical tips

Clear your room of clutter

Take note of the ‘command position’

Keep the area of the front door or entryway clear too

Reduce or remove negative symbolism

Keep your bathroom door closed

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