Feng Shui Flying Star Charts
What is the importance of color in Feng Shui?
The color play an important role in Feng Shui? This is a very common question my customers I am most often asked.
The answer to this question must take into account the views of doctor prescribes. Some professionals believe relevant insofar as their application for tender Feng Shui while others may feel like the colors that have a psychological influence on people.
Based on my observation and research, the colors do not evoke certain moods in people when used according interior decoration of living space. There are some systems of Feng Shui, where the colors can be integrated into applications based on the individual item. In Chinese astrology, a person has an inherent element of life known as Gua, which is based on a the five elements that make up the universe. These elements are: wood, fire, earth, metal and water, and are not associated with intrinsic colors each. Therefore, the choice of colors for use in a living space as a bedroom can be based on the life of the person kua who sleeps in it.
For example, if your Gua number is 3 life associated with the element wood, the best color for the bedroom is green. If your life is Gua 9 which is associated with the element fire, ideal to use the color is red. If your life is a kua, which is associated the water element, then blue or black is good.
Another simple method using the color space energy live view. In Feng Shui, there is a system called Flying Stars, which studies energy or "Qi" which affect nine areas of a home. Stars are Flying therefore renumbered 1-9. A star can fly in and occupies an area over a period of time, as long as twenty years. For example, when a star of a meeting in a room to use the right color is blue. Because a star is the water element, which is associated with blue. A room can also have a star before she can make six figures. In Chinese metaphysics, metal produces water. Therefore, the room can also be painted in white color white is associated with the metal. Given that both colors are on the production of elements, the colors of the room are in harmony with each other and bring positive vibrations to the occupants of the room in terms of health.
There is also a system Eight Mansions Feng Shui known as Gua House that may allow the practitioner to use Feng Shui colors, which considers the interaction between elements of the star shooting, which occupies the bedroom and the element of area. You get no choice of color here.
There are practitioners of Feng Shui using the Chinese system of Astrology Ba Zi to recommend appropriate colors based on the most favorable in the birth chart of residents.
The other school of thought refers to using natural elements such as jewelry, decor and terra cotta as activators energy. For professionals who are most likely the new school of Feng Shui age, preference for physical elements are based on the common belief that these assets represent the elements they need, for example, wind chimes when a metallic element is required or pitcher of water when the water element is required.
When a doctor uses colors arbitrarily without taking into account various Feng Shui systems and subtle effects of the energy of a living space, there may be conflicts. For example, a good choice of colors based on the system Flying Star can be bad in terms of Ba Zi and vice versa. The secret is to find a color that blends between the two systems.
In Feng Shui the colors are not as powerful in increasing the energy of a living space to the shapes surrounding the location of the main door, kitchen and bedrooms, the orientation of the main kitchen door and beds.
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