When you live in a cluttered, unwelcoming environment that gives you that subtle sense of dissatisfaction or even constraint then you are not inhabiting a place, you are surviving that place.
When you work in an environment that is chaotic, unproductive, full of tensions or jealousies, with constant more or less veiled clashes then you are not devoting yourself to a prosperous profession, but find yourself performing tasks sterilely.
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In Feng Shui consulting for several years, we have had the pleasure of being able to apply these ancient and unchanging teachings in a variety of places, anging from simple residential dwellings, to farms and associations, as well as places, designated for teaching, public establishments, and accommodations.
We found, during all the consultations, a common constant: people, both in businesses as well as in their own homes, were wasting large sums of money on changing furniture that was often in excellent condition and refurbishing tables and chairs, as well as tableware and accessories, but also expensive furniture that had been purchased a few years ago.
This leitmotif constantly emerged in the commissions and was repeated cyclically, producing as a result that need for novelty, for change, for making new purchases.
In fact, the substantial problem was not what was visible (furnishings), but what was invisible (Prana/Vital Energy).
Our MCKS teacher recalled that just as water is important for fish life, the energetic environment around us determines the quality of our physical, emotional, spiritual and even financial lives.
If there is not enough Energy in a Villa any furnishings will give nothing more than momentary satisfaction.
Nature, which is then the dough of which we are made, teaches us that if there is no rich soil on which to sow, even the best seed will bear little fruit. If there is not enough energy in a place, people will always have a vague sense of dissatisfaction or annoyance despite the apparent beauty present in the environment.
Despite having, for example, numerous windows, some areas will remain incomprehensibly "gray," unsatisfactory, and often patrons will end up staying there hastily and with a definite desire to leave.
We will even find in places with a thermostat set to a high temperature, an inability to feel that "protective and cozy warmth."
We are absolutely convinced that one of the smartest and most fruitful investments is to bring within one's home, one's workplace, one's company, some of the knowledge that Enlightened Teachers, Masters of Sensitivity and Beauty have bestowed on every continent of our planet.
Il Feng Shui è l’arte e scienza di energizzare, rivitalizzare, armonizzare gli ambienti, facendo sì che siano in linea con la vision della committenza e con la finalità stessa del luogo. Human Beings will nurture meaningful moments in the Appropriate Space for its intended purpose.
One of the principles of Feng Shui is: few things but of Great Value, where Great Value does not mean expensive, but simply means placing the right thing, in the right place with the right function.
This synchronicity, once achieved, will cause the object to be "vivified" and that seemingly insignificant piece of furniture to become a generator of well-being and not something that fills a space.