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Ba-Gua & Feng Shui Video teaches to Organize Space

The Ba-Gua and Feng Shui has been a interesting hobby of mine for over 5 years now. I have enjoyed the ride of changing my space (both inner and outer) to align with the themes, colors, directions and wisdom of Feng Shui. The Ba-Gua tool has enhanced the balance in my room as well as in my personal and emotional life. I keep one in my room these days facing the screaming New York City High way haha. Today I have a more holistic approach to my lifestyle. In the past when I first thought about my life I would say "to myself I just want to be happy and healthy. Understanding the Ba-Gua has now enlivened my approach to a balance lifestyle by allowing me to see that living a healthy and happy life can consist of more than just that. I gain happiness and healthy living through my focus on the 8 areas of the Ba-Gua. To me they stand for Wisdom, Health and Family, Wealth, Fame, Relationships, Creativity and Children, Helpful People and Contacts, and lastly Career.

My career and wealth are then seperate from my fame and my creativity areas of life. Each get there own attention have there own feel and colors allowing me to develop them with concentration and powerful focus. While career might be the closet of my room where I put clothing such as suits and ties my fame area of my space will be a seperate wall in my room filled where I can hang pictures and collages that I have created myself and microphones attached to my computer that I use to make music. This is just one way I have extended my focus on the important areas of my life according to Feng Shui Ba-Gua. Here is a video that I just recently came across on a website called Expert Village. This video is an instructional video on the Ba-Gua so you can get a true sense of the Ba-Gua and how it can affect your home and your personal life. Good luck Feng Shui'n your home and your life and keep me posted. Peace











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