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Feng Shui Bagua Map: The Nine Areas of Your Home and How to Apply Them
A plain guide to the feng shui bagua map: its nine life areas, how to lay the grid over your floor plan, and a simple, clear order for starting out.
Bagua and Energy
How to lay the bagua over your floor plan and work with each of its nine areas, from the wealth corner to the health center.
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A plain guide to the feng shui bagua map: its nine life areas, how to lay the grid over your floor plan, and a simple, clear order for starting out.
Which color goes in each bagua area? A simple table of traditional colors, why not to paint every room in one, and how to use accents well at home.
Bagua map for irregular floor plans: how to handle L-shaped, open, and cut-away rooms, and how to use the missing corner method without unsupported cures.
How to apply the bagua map to your garden: laying the grid over your yard, mapping each area, and choosing elements and plants with safety in mind.
How to have good Feng Shui in house? Start at the front door, declutter, set furniture in the command position, add living plants, and balance the five elements.
Yes, Japan has its own version: fūsui, the Japanese reading of feng shui. Here is its history, its distinct customs, and how it differs from Chinese practice.
Where the feng shui career area sits, what Kan means, and how to set up a desk with a supportive chair and calm water accents, plus personal Kan.
Dui, the children and creativity area: its metal element, west position, and practical ways to set up a creative corner and a calm, safe room for children.
Li, the fame and reputation area of the bagua: its fire element, south position, and simple ways to show achievements and keep the area bright and clear.
Zhen, the family area of the bagua: its wood element, east position, and practical ways to create a warm, shared space for family life at home.
The health area in feng shui: the center of the home, its earth element, and simple ways to keep the middle of your home open and uncluttered.
Gen, the knowledge area of the bagua: its earth element, northeast position, and simple ways to set up a quiet study or reading corner that supports learning.
Kun, the love and relationship area of the bagua: its earth element, southwest position, and calm, practical ways to set up a welcoming corner at home.
Qian, the helpful people and travel area: its metal element, northwest position, and practical ways to invite mentors, support, and journeys into your home.
The Xun wealth area in feng shui: its wood element, southeast position, and simple ways to set it up with plants, good light, and a clear, supportive space.
What does the feng shui number 1 represent? Usually your personal kua number, linked to the north and water, but the term has other meanings too.
What to put in the career area? Water or water imagery, dark accents, a clear desk, and a supportive chair, plus what to leave out of the space.
Which corner of the house is for wealth? The far-left corner from the entrance, or the southeast sector by compass, plus simple steps to find it.
Which direction should my bed not face? Most schools have no single forbidden direction. Here is what to avoid, plus the Vastu north-head rule.
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