The five elements in Feng Shui relate to specific energy patterns
that interact with each other in different ways. Finding the
correct proportion between these elements is very specific and
requires a professional analysis. Each element corresponds to
specific attributes and compass direction. Working with the
influences of nature along with the occupant's personal energy
determines the element(s) that are needed within the space to
enhance health, peace, abundance and many other attributes for
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Wood Element
The wood element represents an activating force filled with
growth and potential. This element catapults new ideas and
can motivate you to try new things. Like the rising sun filled
with potential, the wood element is upward and energetic.
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Fire Element
The fire element is the most powerful element in Feng Shui
and represents expansion and transformation. Representing
the ultimate yang quality, it allows you to open up and seek
your soul's mission to share with the world.
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Earth Element
The Earth element represents your support and stability in
life. This energy has a rotational movement holding things
into place. This type of energy reminds us that we live in
the physical world and symbolizes a nurturing environment
for things to grow.
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Metal Element
Metal energy represents our mental power, our communication
and bright ideas. It has the qualities of creative joyfulness
and strong leadership qualities. Locating the proper directional
portent for this element can boost potential income dramatically.
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Water Element
The water element in feng shui is considered very auspicious
and relates to money and abundance in your life. Placing this
element in the proper money portents within the home can enhance
your wealth.
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