FENG SHUI BLOG

Feng Shui Tips January 2025

Preparing for Chinese New Year

Congratulations on the start of another year in our Western calendar.  January is often a month for reflection and a time to take stock of where we are and where we want to be 12 months from now.

This is a month to prepare our homes and offices for the coming Chinese New Year on Wednesday 29th January.

Now is the time to implement the most important feng shui cure of all -  Changes for the Year  -  to disperse the yearly negative Earth energies known as "Shar Chi".  From the 29th January, these energies fall in the North East.

This is important so you can stop other people and circumstances interfering in your plans - absolutely vital if you are dealing with major change or challenges in your life.

I will give you the steps to do this below. Before that, I'd like let you know that you can join me at my first in person workshop of 2025, happening at the beginning of February.

With my co-host, Marie J. Taylor, a highly regarded life coach, we will show you how to remove hidden blocks, and attract more love and money into your life. 

Steps to make your Changes for the Year:
 
Remove all red objects, round glass faceted crystal balls, clear quartz crystals, cut glass crystal and mirrors from the North East of your home or office (as measured from it geometric centre), and add at least  one round spherical metallic object.  This can be a metal ball, a round metal pot or vase, Christmas balls, or a metal globe.

N.B. NEVER cover a mirror in the "Shar Chi " area as you will be unaware of any negative energies coming towards you.  If you cannot remove the mirror, make sure it reflects as many round metallic objects as possible. 

If you are experiencing challenges of any description, it is advisable to drain the monthly  "Shar Chi" area as well, which is in the West this January.

Best areas to spend time this month are:

North , North East, South West, North West and the East:

North                  for financial increase
North East        for career advancement
South West       for career opportunities & neetworking
East                     for academic matters & study
North West      Marie J. Taylorfor romantic relationships