A feng shui-enhanced front door. Image courtesy of MorgueFile/jade
- The ideal path to your front door is curved or meandering. If the walkway is straight or angular, you can soften it by adding a border of flowers.
- Can your guests find you? Make sure your house numbers are easily visible and the entry is well-lit at night, without being glaring.
- Red is the color of happiness and life energy. Use touches of red near your doorway. A flowerpot or plantings of red geraniums are great for the summer; winter holiday decorations traditionally incorporate red.
- Wind chimes are wonderful near the front door. Every breeze produces soothing sound and motion that attracts ch'i.
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And so starts a series of posts about Feng Shui that I've had in mind since forever. I'm pleased to share with you more Feng Shui observations and pointers over the coming months. I'm now also sharing my experience at SFGate online magazine. Here is my latest article: How to Decorate Asian-Themed Designs for Bedrooms with feng shui pointers for your bedrooms. Click here for more information about my Feng Shui consultations and other energetic services.
