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                                               What is Chi?

Chi is simply translated to mean "life force." It is pronounced chee. Places that contain broken objects, mess or negative images are thought to weaken or block the life force. An individual living in such an environment is thought to have their own life force weakened by this negative chi. Negative chi is also called shar chi and is represented by anything that creates shadows, dirties the air or water, is stagnant or has sharp or intrusive edges. Conversely, certain objects and shapes are thought to assist in the creation of good chi. These include objects such as mirrors, plants, bright lights and all moving objects such as wind chimes, mobiles, televisions, microwaves and electric fans. Ancient Chinese scholars named the universal abstract energy or force that governs our world Chi which also translates to mean the "dragon's celestial breath." This is what the ancient Chinese scholars named the universal abstract energy or life force that governs our world. The dragon is an auspicious animal governs an individual's fate and karma.  Although chi is present everywhere it is thought to collect in places that are augmented by certain characteristics of the landscape. For instance it is considered to be bad fortune to live right next to a swiftly running river or in a dwelling that is exposed to the winds as strong winds and swift water are thought to carry good chi away. A property that is bounded by rolling hills and slow moving meandering streams is thought to create and collect good chi. This type of water flow is thought to bring a residence happiness, prosperity, luck and longevity. The Fundamentals of Feng Shui Before you start moving around large pieces of furniture or tearing down walls to maximize your chi, you need to understand the basic principles that underlie this ancient art and science.  Understanding just a few basic principles will help you customize the basic rules of Feng Shui to fit your particular situation. Remember that there are no firm how-to's or rules in Feng Shui. It has always relied on innovation and intuition as well as tradition to provide solutions to every day problems. For an easy to use template that you can use for you and your home visit:

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