How To Raise The Chi Of A Building Using Feng Shui

Many buildings in New York City and throughout the country are dwarfed by larger buildings and skyscrapers. There are certain Feng Shui techniques that you can apply to lift the chi of the building and those that occupy the interior space.

One example of how to raise the chi of a building includes placing a tall flag pole on the top of the roof. This can be seen at "The Dakota" in New York City.

The Dakota is the famous residence of the late John Lennon and current resident Yoko Ono. Other well known residents have included Lauren Bacall, Leonard Bernstein, Judy Garland, and John Madden.

In this picture, you get a better sense of how the larger building on the left almost casts a shadow over the Dakota and requires some type of adjustment.

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Feng Shui Is Not Just About Removing The Clutter Or Moving Furniture Around

Feng Shui (pronounced fung schway) is the ancient Eastern art and science of living in harmony with your environment to produce tangible results naturally.

Many believe that there is an energetic current to the flow of life, and when we live in harmony with this Way, we experience success and happiness. But when go against this innate flow, we start to have disturbances in our lives.

Living in harmony with your space does not mean removing the clutter or placing things in their proper or "right" place, it means aligning your inner worlds and desires with your outer environment.

Feng Shui involves the intuitive, aesthetic adjustment of visible and invisible objects or factors, realigning all dimensions of the environment into a balanced, harmonious state.

This allows you to begin to see and understand the direct relationship between what is happening in the energy of your space and what is going on currently in your life.

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