A Feng Shui Tip from E. J. Shaffert, Director of London School of Feng Shui
In Feng Shui, the Earth element is one of the five essential elements
that shape the energy and harmony within a space.
The Earth element is vital for creating a sense of stability, nourishment,
and grounding.
Earth helps anchor the energy in a space, making it beneficial for areas
where calmness and grounding are needed.
It fosters a sense of security and well-being, nurtures relationships and
when used in the Health and Wellness area of the Bagua map,
promotes physical health and emotional well-being.
To bring the Earth element into your space, use colours like beige,
brown, yellow, and earthy tones with paint, furniture, and accessories.
You can also use materials such as clay, ceramics, stone, and natural
crystals.
Square and rectangular shapes in your furniture will also invoke the
stability of this element, as can images of mountains and nature scenes.
But don’t invoke so much Earth that you become stuck!
While incorporating the Earth element is important, it’s crucial to balance
it with Fire, Water, Metal, and Wood. Too much Earth can lead to
stagnation, while too little can result in a lack of grounding.
By invoking the full range of the 5 Elements, you can create a
space that is both peaceful and inspiring!
E. J. Shaffert is an international Feng Shui consultant, educator, and author with over 24 years experience working with a wide range of residential and business projects.
He is the director of the London School of Feng Shui and the author of FENG SHUI & MONEY: A Nine-Week Program for Creating Wealth Using Ancient Principle and Techniques.
E. J. Shaffert is an international Feng Shui consultant, educator, and author with over 24 years experience working with a wide range of residential and business projects.
He is the director of the London School of Feng Shui and the author of FENG SHUI & MONEY: A Nine-Week Program for Creating Wealth Using Ancient Principle and Techniques.