Michael Savitsky: feng shui for the house

Michael Savitsky: the house

According to Michael Savitsky, there is one first main step to take in order to apply feng shui to the house and it is to pay attention to the main and back doors. If you wish to follow the guidelines of Michael Savitsky and proper feng shui at the time of buying a house, you should make sure its front door and its back door are not in line, since this way chi, the vital energy, would enter through the main door and leave through the back one instead of staying into the house. If you already own a house in which the main and back doors are in line, you can still solve this problem by adding trees in the front yard, a curved pathway, and some furniture and plants in the way between both doors in such a way that they would retain chi.

Michael Savitsky: mirrors

Mirrors can help to solve many feng shui and chi flow related problems. One important tip Michael Savitsky could provide respect to this is that, whenever a house's main door faces a stairway, you should use a mirror to avoid chi to go only upstairs. This way, and following Michael Savitsky's recommendations, if this is your house's case, you should place a small mirror between the door and the stairway and other mirror pointing that reflect back towards the inner area of the house's ground level since this would help chi flowing around that area.

Michael Savitsky: each room

In order to succeed in your feng shui harmonization, Michael Savitsky recommends starting by balancing the house as a whole and then continuing by harmonizing each specific room separately. This could take some extra work, but would ensure you of counting with a well balanced and harmonized living environment which would be reflected in your own life and actions.

Michael Savitsky: sharp edges

One of the most important things to avoid, in order to harmonizing the interior of a house, is sharp edges. Sharp edges, such as furniture angles or open windows, can cut the flow of chi as well as become a negative factor to a person who might work, eat, or simply sit in front of it or with his back towards it. This way, Michael Savitsky recommends paying special attention to these sharp edges and blocking their effect by placing a plant in front of them.