Have you heard of Feng Shui?

Do you want to increase the flow of energy in your home or office or improve the energy of some parts of your home or office? Do it with the help of the colors and shape of fresh flowers and Feng Shui!

Feng means wind and shui means water. Feng Shui is a way of harmonizing your place of residence or work to ensure continuous flow of positive energy - like wind and water. A house or an office can be rearranged for good chi (positive energy flow) using the ancient Chinese feng shui technique.

The universal language of flowers crosses cultural boundaries, interpretations or meanings. The feng shui use of the flowers symbol is based on the same universal feeling that flowers evoke in all humans - a feeling of beauty, grace, and a delicate, alive sensuality.

In addition to the energy of beauty and grace, flowers also bring a flourishing, good luck and numerous blessings, quality of Chi to any home. Feng shui-wise, attention is often paid to colors, numbers, as well as the symbolism of specific flowers.

Specific colors of flowers or particular types of flowers are best placed in certain locations for the optimum effect. Pink flowers, for example are thought to be a good choice for the bedroom, since they encourage harmony and tenderness. Red tulips encourage romance. Lilies are good for balancing out active areas of the home. Orchids will encourage harmony and peace after arguments. Green round-leafed plants are especially good in areas that have a lot of electronic equipment, such as a home theatre or home office. A wreath of flowers on the door provides protection, especially if reflective ribbons are included.
Depending on their colour and shape flowers will enhance the chi energy of particular directions.

Below is the description of most popular flower symbols, intentions and meaning as used in feng shui applications:

Sunflowers: can bring a wonderful stabilizing influence and prosperity to your home.
Roses: will add romance, style and calm if placed in the west part of your home.
Chrysanthemums: bring laughter and happiness, and also harmony and protection to your home.
Lilies: one of the eight treasures, these are seen as an emblem of summer abundance. They can also reinforce the knowledge and fame areas of your home.
Tulips: Carry metal energy, red tulips in a western aspect create romance, and pink tulips evoke pleasure.
Iris: is associated with vitality, passion and free energy.
Carnations: The pink and red ones enhance romance and pleasure while the white carnations add dignity and serenity.
Daisy: white daisies will add tranquillity when placed in the north part of your home, dignity in the northwest and motivation in the northeast.
Mimosa: With its abundance of small yellow balls mimosa increases the chi energy of the centre. So place them in the centre of your home to keep your life more centred.
Anemone: Associated with metal energy and red ones in a west facing bathroom could help prevent chi energy from dispersing.

If you are following the Pa Kua system, and have divided your living space into areas, here are some specific colors that are appropriate for the regions of your home:

Yellow Flowers: place in the west of your home to bring wealth.
Pink Flowers: place in the southwest of your bedroom to bring love.
Orange Flowers: place in the southeast of your home to bring good relations between you and others.
White and pastel Flowers: reinforce the region of creativity.
Green and purple Flowers: bring prosperity place in the prosperity region of your home.
Red Flowers: bring fame place in the fame region of your home.


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