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Fixing and rising the Chi leading to your entrance

In Feng Shui anything that has to do with the front door is important. There’s a difference between an entrance with no pathway, a straight pathway and a curvy pathway. The way a pathway is arranged, directly affects the energy and the way it is leaded to your front door. A pathway can also be welcoming, and not so much. And this is just something that works subconsciously in our minds when walking up a pathway to a new neighbor’s door for example. The path leading to the front door, speaks for itself. Imagine a straight pathway with no plants, or dead plants, clutter or blocked by objects. Now imagine a curvy pathway, with vegetation around it, flowers and beautiful green grass and a tidy garden. It’s different isn't it? It reflects different aspects of the residents of that home, the first is not welcoming, but the other slows you down, makes you feel at home, it makes you feel comfortable. In the second example, somehow you “feel” that you will be greeted with open arms, right?

There is a certain language being reflected in the way your pathway connects to your front door, and you don’t need to necessarily know anything about its inhabitants. As we know, Feng Shui has to do with the way energy travels and drifts. Also, we know that straight lines don’t exist in nature, not even a tree’s trunk is fully straight, right? So a straight pathway would mean that the energy flow is getting to your door way too strongly and it might not be very beneficial. So the best option is to have some curves going on when it comes to your path.

Hold on! We don’t mean you have to go outside and start digging up what you already have; there are some simple and inexpensive solutions to make your front yard and pathway empower and raise the Chi.

· Connection

The front path must connect the front door to the street, and yes, this is a must. But no worries, if this is not already set up this way in your front yard, you can make one, even if you don’t use it (which it would be better if you did) you must remember that this will connect in deep symbolic levels and it is very powerful.

You can create one by laying some stepping stones in a curvy fashion leading to your front door. Use any material you like. Just by visiting your local landscaping store you’ll be able to get many ideas! Here are some:

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The main door is called "The Mouth of Chi" in Feng Shui, as this is how the house absorbs Chi, or Universal Energy. The amount and quality of energy is largely determined by the condition of your front door and entryway.

If the entryway is clear, open and easy to access, chi can enter in high quantity and positive quality. If the front door is hidden, dark or cluttered, chi flow can drastically reduce, symbolically starving the house and its residents of greatly needed energy.

If this is the case, then you should definitely take these easy-to-complete tips:

· If you can, paint your door with an upbeat color such as red or a color that will lift the energy if your door seems to be hidden from sight or too dark. You can also paint it with the color that belongs to the area it sits on: Click here for more info on entrance colors.

· If the above tip is not possible, then you can purchase a bright red carpet to place on the outside/inside of the door to activate the entrance. This red needs to be really red! The reddest you can find, to activate auspiciousness.

· You need to make your entrance the most visible as possible. You can place two pots of luscious plants of your choice on the sides of the entrance. You can also get a little bit more creative and create a path of stones (if possible) leading to your entrance.

· Lighting is always important in Feng Shui, especially for the entrance. Since it needs to be visible, you can install two lights on each side. A single bright one above is also OK.

· If you’d like, as a “last touch” you can add a nice water fountain running (which symbolizes flowing opportunities and positive chi) or a statue of a protective figure, such as Buddha. For him to look over your entrance and protect it at all times.

Entryway and hallways should have powerful yang energy which will play a very important role to bring good fortune into the house. Keep it bright and uncluttered all the times, fresh and healthy atmosphere are essential for good health and prevent tiredness.

I hope this article will definitely help you create a welcoming and energized Chi to be spread around your home.

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