Feng Shui Cave-Dwellers: Is This How Feng Shui Began?
Laura Cerrano
NEW BLOG POST: Feng Shui Cave-Dwellers
#FengShui,#Home,#FengShuiHistory,#Cave-Homes
Read More
Feng Shui Manhattan Healing Blog
Certified New York City Feng Shui Expert Laura Cerrano provides weekly Feng Shui Tips and insights to help inspire and support a new engagement with your daily surroundings internally and externally. She also explores the latest overlaps between the metaphysical sciences and modern-day sciences. In addition, Laura shares guidance into a variety of healing modalities, such as with Reiki, Dowsing, and Meditation to help support you with healthier lifestyle choices for the body, mind, and spirit.
Filtering by Category: Feng Shui for the Yard
Why Is It Important in Feng Shui to Have a Curved Pathway Leading to Your Front Door?
Laura Cerrano
Looking to the Form school of Feng Shui, the observation in regard to how fast or slow a body of water was moving, in what direction and even how it eroded the land; all played a factor in locating a good place for homes to be built upon.
In modern day times, you could say the same concept still exists, only with a more urban and suburban perspective. Bodies of water are now translated into the design of sidewalks, streets, driveways and private pathways leading to your front door.
Including a curved pathway and even driveway design that gently approaches your front door is more desirable than a straight pathway. The energy flow (represented by water and in modern designed pathways) has a chance to be more controlled with its movement vs rushing straight into your home.
It's a Feng Shui design principle to strongly consider if remodeling the outside of your home or before construction.