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week 18- How your Doors and Plants affect you and your environment

1/22/2017

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How to make your doors work for you, not against you:
Squeaky doors - Does your door squeak or whine when you open or close it? A squeaky door is annoying and no matter what area it is on the Bagua that annoyance will transfer to that area of your life.
Two natural ways to get rid of that squeaky door: 
1. Rub a cucumber slice on the hinge 
2. Rub a bar of soap on the hinge
Stuck doors - Does your doors stick and make it hard to open? The frustration that you feel every time you try to open that door will transfer to that part of your life. Example: If your door is stuck in the relationship gua, guess what issue you will have in your relationship with your significant other? Yup, you guessed it...one of you will start to feel "Stuck"... Fix those stuck doors today...it could save your relationship.
Feng Shui Plants: 
 Plants can be a wonderful benefit to your home or office. There are a variety of plants that make great Feng Shui cures as they add beauty to your space as well as they help remove Pollutants from your environment, for example; benzene and trichloroethylene.
Hanging plants and indoor vines can be used to soften corners that shoot killing Chi into a space while colorful and flowering plants can be used to correspond with the colors that relate to that area of the Bagua.
4 added benefits to using plants as a Feng Shui cure: 
- Inexpensive 
- Long-lasting 
- Instantly make a space feel like a home 
- Can fit into anyone's home's decor
Whenever possible use real live plants, although realistic looking silk plants can be used in Feng Shui for spaces with low light (such as in basements) or for people who don't have a green thumb. As I mentioned in "Part A" of my "Tip a Day with Feng Shui", remove any dead or dying plants as they create stagnant and dead energy.
Money trees and Bamboo stalks are fun, easy to grow and a nice addition to any space.
Some suggestions to consider for indoor plants:
-Lady or Areca Palms 
-Rubber Plants 
-Jade Plants 
-Peace Lily
Take a look around your environment and see where a new plant could make a big difference for your health and your Feng Shui.

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1/23/2017 04:59:30 pm

Thanks for this Trish. I hadn't thought much about doors but boy are you right! We had one in our former home that we could never get to stop creaking and it was totally annoying. We are still looking for a more plants here in our new home (had to leave most of ours behind when we moved.) I miss the green and can't wait to add them back into our environment.

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