Saturday 11 February 2012

FENG SHUI in the Office

Do you work for a corporation, a small business, do you work for a company and have a base at home or do you have your own business?

Whatever the answer, you can use the practice of Feng Shui to enhance your personal space at work or in your home office to improve your:

  • Chances on the promotion ladder
  • Recognition by those important to your career
  • Salary increases and bonuses
  • More clients for your own business

Working in an office environment may limit your opportunity to enhance your space but even then there are several ways to make the most of your working day.

If you know your personal Kua number based on your year of birth (visit www.abundance-chi.com to calculate) you can use your four auspicious directions to invite positive vibrations into your space.

There are several Feng Shui basics that are important to get right to begin with.

  • Based on your Kua number are you facing one of your auspicious directions as you work?
  • Is your office a regular shape (rectangular or square)?
  • Do you have a solid wall behind your chair?
  • Do you have an office door or a window behind you?
  • Is your office at the end of a long corridor?
  • Do you have a solid wall directly in front of you?
  • Are there any sharp edges of walls or cupboards directly pointing towards you?
  • Is there a toilet door facing you or a toilet directly above you?
  • Do you sit directly facing a colleague?

If you can ensure you face an auspicious direction (preferably your most auspicious direction) and you are able to orientate your desk so that you have a solid wall behind you and not in front, there are no sharp edges pointing at you and you are not directly ‘confronting’ a work colleague you have a good starting point to go from.

Keeping your desk clear and tidy helps keep your head clear allowing your thoughts to be productive and focused.

Completing work quickly and efficiently will allow more work to come to you and this is especially important when you have your own business.

The lighting in your office can play a major role in how you feel when working.  If it is too bright and harsh it can cause headaches, strain your eyes and make you easily tired.  If it is too dim it makes you feel tired and lethargic, lacking in ideas and focus.  Natural light is auspicious however if it is coming in from a south facing window it can be too bright during the mid part of the day so having window dressing to diffuse the sunshine will help.

These are all basic suggestions that will point you in the right direction.  There is so much more to consider and we will investigate this deeper in the future.

To the fulfillment of your dreams
LynC

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