Spirituality

Feng Shui and lighting

Bring yin or yang lighting into your home to activate or deactivate the energy of a specific life area.

Sbs Surendran

What we see affects us either positively or negatively and at times we may not even be aware of the effect subconsciously. What we see or what we are surrounded generates that kind of energy and influences us. A good view, clean air, colours which are bright and interesting, pleasant décor, warm lighting are all said to create a positive feel and usher in happiness. The converse of the above situation would be a smelly home, dark, cluttered, improper lighting, which would bring in a sense of resentment and negativity in the minds of the occupants.

A simple approach to activating good energy in a home is the use of intelligent lighting. Lighting is an effortless Feng Shui cure for the home. Lamps, scones, and chandeliers are simple home decorating items for the home. Bring yin or yang lighting into your home to activate or deactivate the energy of a specifi life area.

This ideology can be used to ensure that energy or “chi” flows freely in the surroundings thus making the people in that place happier and more positive in their outlook.

Shadows must not be cast while we read or cook food, ensure that your study, living room and kitchen is well lit with incandescent bulbs or halogen lights.

Coloured lights of varied size and colors denote different moods. Pinks have a calming effect, purple to activate passion, yellow generates a feel of warmth and would be ideal for the living space as yellow gives a feeling of relaxed atmosphere.

Soften sharp corners of a room using accent lighting. Use up lighting to light up dark corners and beams so that the effect of negative energy is reduced.

The writer S BS Surendran is an Accredited Master Fengshui Consultant, Bioenergetician and Vaastu Practitioner.  Email: - fengshui@fengshuiserver.com. Web site: - http://www.fengshuiserver.com Ph: - 91-80-25252456 or 25252109.

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