Feng Shui

[Keneke]

I do understand the psychological impact of a room's layout. There is a basic basis behind it. The lighting of a room, the space used, all of it may create subconscious stirrings. Taking this into account, how deep does Feng Shui go? Is it vague enough to say "Well-lit room good, darkness bad", or is it really throwing out some crazy ideas?

[tamiO]

Originally posted by Keneke
I do understand the psychological impact of a room's layout. There is a basic basis behind it. The lighting of a room, the space used, all of it may create subconscious stirrings. Taking this into account, how deep does Feng Shui go? Is it vague enough to say "Well-lit room good, darkness bad", or is it really throwing out some crazy ideas?

I totally agree with you that a room's layout and lighting, color and decor do have a lot of psychological impact. But real Feng Shui adds mysticism to it. For instance, you can place certain objects in your house to ward off evil spirits.

Try putting Feng Shui into a search engine and behold all the wackery!
I just found this website. It looks interesting.
http://www.qi-whiz.com/

[Keneke]

Of course, I find that "evil spirits" has a huge correlation to a person's lack of well-being. An anthropomorphisation, perhaps? Everything else (that's weird out there) is...

[Hatuey]

I'm looking at this feng shui story in a new light: There's money to be made! I'm tired of being a broke skeptic. I've offered the following schedule of services to the Hartford Housing Authority in anticipation that more tax payer funding can be allocated for reduction of negative influences in the new headquarters:

Coral Calcium foundation for building: $250000.00
Giant Q-Ray bracelet for building: $125000.00
Preventative building exorcism $12000.00. Holy water extra.
Astrological chart for best days to build $6000.00
High-tech wire hanger dowsing for negative energies. $5000.00

Should you desire my services, I can be reached via remote viewing.