The Eight
Aspirations of Feng Shui are Career (north), Education and Study (northeast),
Health and Longevity (east), Wealth (southeast), Fame and Recognition (south),
Love and Relationships (southwest), Family (west) and Heaven and Mentor
(northwest.)
When a
location (corner) relating to an aspiration important to you is missing in the
Big Tai Chi of your property the first thing to establish is whether this same
location is missing in the Small Tai Chi of your living space. When the locations are missing in both the
Big and the Small Tai Chi it will prove difficult for you to achieve your
desires.
During their early
life your children require only to feel loved and safe. Keeping them healthy; and having good luck in
their studies will cause difficulties for them if there is a missing corner in either
the northeast (education and study luck) or in the east (health and longevity.)
Northeast and East
The northeast is the
area in the eight aspirations concerned with education and study luck. Having your child sitting in this location when
studying will help them concentrate. They
can either face the northeast when sitting doing their homework or sit in the
northeast facing their Fu Wei (personal growth) direction based on their Kua number.
The northeast may also benefit from the addition of lights and a fun way of bringing these into the
space for your child is with lava or glitter lamps.
These are introducing two of the three Feng Shui enhancing elements of
light and movement.
In the eight aspirations the
east of your home is the location connected to health and longevity. It relates to Yang Wood, tall and straight trees. It represents growth Qi, a vital component for your child’s healthy development. Displaying the symbolic image of the mighty Dragon
synonymous with the yang energy of the male offspring will bring positive
benefits for your child as well as all other members of the family. The east is the location of the eldest son of the family and it could be advantageous to have his bedroom located in this area if possible.
If your child’s bedroom also
serves as their study room it is more beneficial if the two areas can be
divided in some way, such as with a chest of drawers or a screen. The bedroom is predominantly a place of rest
and even though children should have more yang than yin elements in their
bedroom being constantly reminded of their studies will not necessarily attract the right Qi for rest and rejuvenation.
To the fulfillment of your dreams
LynC
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