FLOWSTONE
NEWS MAY 08
FENG
SHUI FOR DOUBTERS
Were
you aware that Feng Shui practitioners and masters have been fighting climate
changes for 4,000 years? Were you aware
that they knew the principles that govern modern day Permaculture well before
the coming of Christ?
One of the wonders I
find the deeper I delve into Feng Shui is how terrifically modern it is. Take the following quote from Sir Jonathon
Porrit” "The future will be
green, or not at all. This truth lies at the heart of humankind's most pressing
challenge: to learn to live in harmony with the Earth on a genuinely
sustainable basis". The very
ground Feng Shui is based on is learning to recognize the energies present in
any given location. And all of us have
the talent to some degree. You know
when you go to a party whether or not you’re going to have a good time or want
to leave as soon as possible. You’re
just reading the energy of the party.
And that’s Feng Shui!
When I’m called for a
consultation, there are usually portions of the home or business that just
don’t seem to work and my client wants to know why and how to fix it. Those areas are not in harmony with the
space. If we’re successful, my client
and I are able to effect such cures so the energy goes right and everything
works. OK, now start to blow this
up. Big. Now bigger. And bigger
yet. It’s what we need to be able to
survive on this planet. We’ve ignored
the signals, the sha chi in people,
in the actions of nations, in corporate greed, in supposed medical advances with
bigger better pills and treatments.
The changes that we are
witnessing now are just small indications that our car is running out of oil (a
doubled edged analogy!) and we’re starting to grind to a halt. Take another look at the energy map used in
all schools of Feng Shui, the BaGua:

If you knew nothing about Feng Shui but you saw this, most would say
that they are all important. Even more
important, they need to be in balance with one another. Then take another look at the tai chi:

Notice that no matter how you cut it in half, both elements are always
present. Their proportion is always
changing, but there is always a balance.
This is one of the most profound messages Feng Shui has for the world.
Guy Dauncey summed it up rather well. “"Taken together, our efforts are like drops of dew that slowly
accumulate in the soul of the world, hastening the day when the entire Earth,
with all its peoples and creatures, will enjoy harmony and fulfillment".
Go green, buy local and find the balance in your life. Every bit helps.
Sugeet owns the Feng Shui
Consulting and Design firm, Creative Visions. He publishes a free monthly Ezine
that you can subscribe to at http://www.FengShuiCV.com.
He can be reached at 888.239.1919.