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Weekly Feng Shui Action Item April 13, 2001
Are you looking for a way to stimulate your cash flow? If so, consider adding a water feature to your home; inside or outside. Water helps to purify polluted air while it adds tranquility and ambiance to your home. AND, the best part is that in feng shui, water flow is cash flow.
Just imagine the sound of a babbling brook inside your home as the water provides a clean, cooling effect by adding moisture to the dry air. Plus, slow moving water creates a gentle energy that relaxes and calms your spirit. So aside from increasing your cash flow, there are many benefits to having a water feature in your home.
What if you don't care for the sound of a water feature, or cannot afford to purchase one at the moment, but you still would like the cash flow benefits? Easy, see below for my simple feng shui secret for implementing this week's most popular feng shui secret.
This Week: Water Flow is Cash Flow
Select a decorative water feature for your home. Add water, plug it in, and wallah... you've just created your instant cash flow generator. Be sure to protect your furniture, flooring, or counter top, by placing your water feature in an area that will not be damaged should the water leak or drip.
Favorite placement areas within your home for a water feature: in your entryway, or the wealth area of your home (back right corner.) I do not recommend adding a water feature to your bedroom, for in feng shui, water in your bedroom can connect you to your emotions, and the water flow could stimulate tear flow.
Yes, it's best to have the water flowing toward the inside of your home as opposed to flowing and facing your front door.
Want to keep it really simple? Add fresh water to a clean water bottle and spritz your home with a little water bath. Include a little squeeze of fresh lemon juice or orange juice for an invigorating spritz!
