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Sometimes when i visit a friend’s home - and see a painting of their great grandmother or their late grandmother - i wonder to myself if it was a good thing to hang a dead person’s portrait in the family room?  So I asked a feng shui master about it.  it is said that women  feature strongly in power portraits and from a feng shui perspective, hanging a picture or painting of the Matriarch is as important (if not more so) than hanging one of the Patriarch. It is the mother figure that keeps the family together and her symbolic presence is a must in any home that wants to enjoy the nurturing care of family feng shui.

Traditional matriarchal portraits are best when accompanied by the trimmings of her stature and the premier role she holds within the family. She is best shown wearing the family jewels and if the family aspires to wealth and position, then symbols or indications of her possessions should also be displayed in the portraits. These aesthetic credentials can be hinted at – no need to be too obvious or blatant – but the whole picture should suggest someone of substance. The sense of her importance in the family and her moral authority so to speak must somehow emerge. Then only does it qualify to be a good feng shui portrait and her place in the family will then never be usurped. She will never be cast aside!

So your kid finally turned 18 and they got their learner’s license and wants to have their own car?  Like any parents - we are very worried - we don’t want anything to happen to them.  Besides making sure that the car is in good condition - and looking for a good and cheap auto insurance , what can one do to keep our kid safe and travel safely - so I was asked by a good friend.

I told my good friend that first - you have to make them pay for the car and the auto insurance - that way - it would teach them that it would cost them more money - if they get into an accident.  Of course, it teaches them responsibility too - not only to the car but to themselves.  And after that - you can buy a mystic knot and hang it in their cars and tell them to rub the mystic knot - if they are stuck in a jam or in some kind of a danger - and wish for something good.  It is said that the mystic knot helps calm a person and situation.

Now I bet that caught your attention .. hahah!!  yes!  I would too - who doesn’t love the money right?   I sure love my wealth chime, not only does it make a good decoration - and just like my hgh it’s essential.   But don’t forget to remove bad energy and ensure that all the negativity eliminated from your property.  And don’t forget to clear all clutter and make sure the entrance to your home or office is welcoming to welcome the good chi.

Continued from - Feng Shui Your Living Space - Part 3

14. Managing Fire and water elements

Inside your kitchen make sure that the water tap is not near the stove and doesn’t directly face it. The stove symbolizes the fire element which will react negatively to the water element.

15. Revitalizing Salt rituals in Kitchens

Once a year give the floor, door and walls of the kitchen a salt wipe to ensure that kitchen surfaces are clear of negative shi and that food cooked in your kitchen never gets afflicted by harmful or stagnant energy.

16. Restful Energy in The bedroom

Your bedroom signifies a place of security and sanctuary. It is best to choose soothing colours rather than stimulating ones. Avoid too much yang energy in the bedroom. Try not to activate the bedroom with too many decorative objects especially wedding photos.

17. Cleansing Ceremonies in bedrooms

Wipe all the surfaces in the bedroom with a cleaning cloth dipped in natural salt water. Then, use space clearing tools to cleanse stagnate chi that may have accumulated. Open all your windows and doors to allow good flow of chi.

18. Observe the renovation taboos every year

There are taboo areas to leave well alone. Renovations or other disturbances in these areas will cause misfortune to befall those living in the house. Suppress the afflicted area with cure and enhance the good area.

For centuries.. the chinese believed that Jade can protect and ward off evil. Some children and even infant wears a piece of jade because of it. This Jade bracelet is good for men and it is said that whoever wears it will enjoy the symbolic luck of the pi xiu. At $32.80 it is a great gift for the hubby, brother or even brother in law.

Yes.. the famous 3-legged frog.. for businesses.  We have one put in our store.. just near our till.. and we make sure.. that the employees know not to play with it.. or touch it.  The ugly looking thingie.. is supposedly to bring you luck.. and lots of cash into your business.  And yes.. we did see some good effect after using it.  But we have had this frog for a good 6 yrs now.. if not more.  We bought the frog from our feng shui master.. for like $50 .. but you can now get it online for $9.99.  Awesome eh..!  get one for bringing you business luck.

The three-legged frog is considered a symbol of wealth and good fortune. It is usually placed in the office or house facing inwards. When it has coins in its mouth, it means it will bring money if it is placed inside the front door. Our exclusive Three-legged Frog comes over bed of coins or ingots decorated with sparkling garnet crystals.

The Fuk Luk Sau, are Deities that represent the three most important manifestations of health, wealth and happiness. The 1st star Deity (Sau) carries a bottle of nectar and represents longevity. Fuk, the 2nd star deity, represents wealth and enhanced income. The 3rd star deity (Luk) represents the power of the high Government official and holds the Ru Yi or sceptre of office in his left hand. Luk always stands in the center. This is interpreted as longevity, prosperity and power! Fuk Luk Sau should be placed on a high side table in the dining room from where they are said to create auspicious chi for the entire household. At the office, Fuk Luk Sau can be placed behind you giving vital support and good fortune.