Feng Shui Tip

Today’s energies herald this ‘Ex Spouse Day.’ But what if you don’t want your spouse to be your ex? Feng Shui says that if you are trying to reunite with a love in your life, and if it’s for the best for everyone involved, than the following cure could really help. Find a picture of the ex and another of you and affix each to the non-reflective side of size-appropriate mirrors. Put the mirrors so they face each other and tie them ninety-nine times around with a piece of red string or thread. Then tie two knots at the end. Leave this in the ‘Romance/Relationship’ area of your bedroom for twenty-seven days. On the last day either bury this piece or place it in a body of moving water. Maybe, just maybe, your ex will finally see that you truly are the fairest of them all!

By Ellen Whitehurst for Astrology.com

Oh brother, what a great day to share an even better cure. Today is ‘National Siblings Day’ and if mother loves you best but your brothers and sisters don’t agree, than mother should try this next Feng Shui cure. This philosophy says that placing smooth and rounded clear quartz crystals under the bed of each child (placed at the left foot of the bed) will produce healthier and more harmonious relationships in the house. Hey kids, guess who mom likes best now?

By Ellen Whitehurst for Astrology.com

On ‘National Cherish An Antique Day’ I want to be sure that while you’re cherishing your goods that you also make sure to cleanse them. Feng Shui says that whenever you come into ownership of something that was once the property of another you inherit what’s known as ‘predecessor Chi.’ This means that good, bad or indifferent, you now own some of the energies of whoever once possessed your prize. If that’s the case, simply wave a lit sage stick or some smoking sandalwood incense all around the antique. Do so with the intention of clearing all the predecessor energies away and turning the stale, stuck and old into something new.

By Ellen Whitehurst for Astrology.com