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DID YOU KNOW?

As much as 40% of all electricity is used to power home appliances that are turned off.

Unplug Household Items–  items plugged in such as coffee maker, toaster, cell phone chargers, video games, etc.

 

The Five Elements in Feng Shui are Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water.  They explain how yin and yang manifest in five primary energy patterns.  These five energy elements are simply a symbolic framework that can be helpful when trying to balance the “chi” or energy.

Wood~ represents growth and expansion (personal growth)

 

· Wooden furniture and accessories

· Indoor and outdoor plants (silk and plastic)

· Art illustrating landscapes, plants and gardens

· Columnar shapes such as the trunk of a tree, beams, columns, pedestals, poles and stripes

· The colors green and blue

 

Fire~ represents energy that rises and disburses (transformation)

 

· All lighting, including electric, oil, candles, natural sunlight and fireplaces

· Pets and wildlife

· Art that illustrates people, animals, sunshine, light or fire

· Triangle, pyramid or cone shape

· The colors red and orange

 

Earth~ represents stability and nourishment (grounding and support)

 

· Earth materials such as brick, tile and adobe

· Heavy furniture (represents safety and stability)

· Ceramic objects

· Art illustrating earth landscapes

· Square, rectangle shapes and long, flat surfaces

· Muted yellows and earth tone colors

 

Metals~ represent completeness and fulfillment (intellectual energy)

 

· All types of metals

· Rocks and stones (marble, granite and flagstone)

· Natural crystals, rocks, and gemstones

· Art and sculpture made from metal or stone

· White and light pastel colors

· Circle, arch and oval shapes

 

Water~ represents introspection and resolution (release and renewal)

 

· Any areas with water

· Water features

· Mirrors, glass and cut crystal

· Still water and moving water shapes

· The colors blue and black

 

 

 

 

 

Source: Inserted from http://www.clearingforbalance.com/balance.htm