Michael Savitsky: destructive cycle

Michael Savitsky: destructive cycle characteristics

The destructive cycle is based on the way in which the five main feng shui elements are placed in any given environment. According to Michael Savitsky, these elements can form a destructive cycle whenever there is a bigger amount of one, or more, of them and then it or they predominate over the others.

Michael Savitsky: how to avoid it

As Michael Savitsky explains, in order to avoid the destructive cycle you should learn in detail how the different elements behave and in which areas of the house it would be appropriate for one or more of them to predominate. There are some spots which allow some beneficial aspects to be enhanced through the use of one specific element and in these cases this element can predominate over the others, although there always should be other elements balancing it as well.

Michael Savitsky: how it is

In the destructive cycle, the elements interact in the following way: water destroys or controls fire, fire destroys metal, metal destroys wood, wood destroys earth, and earth destroys water. As Michael Savitsky explains, this interaction is explained through the fact that water puts out fire, fire destroys or melts metal, metal can brake wood, wood can invade or penetrate earth, and earth absorbs water.

As it can be seen, and Michael Savitsky says, feng shui, its elements, and their cycles can always be explained through natural laws. This is not coincidence, since in fact, feng shui was born and is based on the most basic natural laws, and it intends to search for the harmony that nature always tend to create and the human being, with their creations, tend to brake.