My front door mat has an auspicious symbol of the mystic knot for never-ending opportunities
Look at your front door and see if you can’t improve the impression your home gives. And, yes, impressions do count. Beauty creates beautiful energy called sheng chi. Sheng chi is enhanced by dappled shade, light breezes, pretty flowers, and a well-kept appearance. When you have a beautiful entryway to your home, you invite this beautiful and auspicious energy into your home each time you open the door. If, however, your door has peeling paint, cracks in the sidewalk or dead plants, you invite negative energy called shar chi. But whether you have sheng chi or shar chi at your front door, it’s important to know that both kinds of energy grow.
This urn sits at the left of my front door to bring the wealth of opportunities
When you continue to maintain and improve the appearance and upkeep of the front of your house, you cultivate your home’s sheng chi. Doing so provides benefits to everyone in the house. Beautiful sheng chi energy creates well-being in the house and in the residents. Shar chi grows too and when it does, it becomes more yin, more negative. That’s why when you see houses that seem to be declining they will continue to decline.
I energize my yard, and specifically my growth and family sector with a flowing fountain and beautiful plants to symbolize wealth, health, and growth.
As my friend, Sally Francis' husband, Deryl, says, Westerners build muscle and Easterners build chi. Make it a point to build your wealth chi in and around your house to lift your spirit, maximize your enjoyment of your home and bring you the wealth and opportunities you want.
