Learn Correct Feng Shui Garden Landscape Design For Maximum Chi Power Around You

Feng shui ("wind and water") is a well known ancientwith feng shui is balance. The three basic elements of
Chinese art of placement. According to this art, thewater, mountains and greenery should be placed
way in which energy flows through a garden or aclose to each other. Sharp items should be placed
home has a negative or positive effect on the ownernear pathways.
of the place.They direct sharp chi at people who pass by and
Nowadays, according the modern feng shui, maritaldisrupts the internal flow of energy, in turn causing a
bliss, business success and even fame can be a partlot of stress and tension. Circular or meandering
of one's life if the furniture is placed properly in thepathways in the garden are much better; straight
house and there is a balanced Feng Shui Gardenones and the latter create a wave of fast moving chi
landscape design.that may be the cause of feeling uncomfortable.
Deborah Gee, an expert in the art of using feng shuiMaking the garden flat is a common mistake that
has made a video to aid people tie together and usemost of the garden designers make. A flat garden
chi, the "life force" properly. The concept of chi isdoes not encourage chi flow in the garden. Haven
central to the principles of Feng Shui. To correctlydifferent levels and layers make chi flow smoothly in
handle and apply chi in a garden requires handling ofthe garden. Also, having curves in the garden helps in
three basic elements:-improving the chi flow.
- Water - it is represented by ponds, streams orAnother important aspect of feng shui gardening is
fountain in feng shui, (feng shui fountains) or also athe various areas of the garden and their importance.
river of stones; and symbolizes wealth andThe different parts of the garden can be related to
prosperity.the specific parts on one's life. For example, the far
- Mountains - it can be symbolically signified byleft corner of a garden signifies wealth. The center of
planting beds that are raised, shrubbery and tall treesa garden signifies reputation and fame, and the far
and symbolizes energy.right corner represents marriage and love related
- Greenery - this can be represented by the greenparts of one's life. Chi is attracted to bright colors, so
grass and anything which is green around.planting red, blue or purple flowers in the feng shui
One of the key factors that need to be consideredgarden landscape design can improve chi flow.