BRING GOOD ENERGY INTO YOUR HOME
Femina|December 2023
Introduce feng shui decor items into your home to bring good energy.
Prachi Rijhwani
BRING GOOD ENERGY INTO YOUR HOME

The ancient Chinese practice of feng shui is all about creating harmony and balance in one's living space. The core principle of feng shui revolves around the flow of energy, or 'chi', throughout your home. By incorporating feng shui decor items into your living space, you can enhance the positive energy in your home and promote well-being, prosperity, and happiness.

Here are some of the most popular feng shui decor items that can help bring positive energy to your home...

Crystals

Crystals have been used for centuries to attract and amplify positive energy. In feng shui, different crystals are believed to have unique properties that can benefit your home in various ways. For example, amethyst is associated with tranquillity and emotional balance, while citrine is known for its ability to attract wealth and abundance. Place crystals strategically in your home to harness their positive energies.

Mirrors

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