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'''Feng Shui''' (pronounced "feng shway") is the ancient practice of arranging [[building]]s and their interiors in order to promote the flow of good [[energy]]. | '''Feng Shui''' (pronounced "feng shway") is the ancient practice of arranging [[building]]s and their interiors in order to promote the flow of good [[energy]]. | ||
| − | The principle tells you which way to point your bed or your chair. | + | The principle tells you which way to point your bed or your chair and how best to arrange plants, flowers and water features in a garden. |
For some, Feng Shui is wrapped in a thin veil of perfectly reasonable interior design, ergonomic concepts and common sense in living. | For some, Feng Shui is wrapped in a thin veil of perfectly reasonable interior design, ergonomic concepts and common sense in living. | ||
[[Category: Taoism]] | [[Category: Taoism]] | ||
Revision as of 04:42, May 1, 2009
Feng Shui (pronounced "feng shway") is the ancient practice of arranging buildings and their interiors in order to promote the flow of good energy.
The principle tells you which way to point your bed or your chair and how best to arrange plants, flowers and water features in a garden.
For some, Feng Shui is wrapped in a thin veil of perfectly reasonable interior design, ergonomic concepts and common sense in living.