FLOWERS IN FENG SHUI

Flowers in Our Home Can Be Very Beautiful, Right?

The thing is, they are living, sensitive beings, and each one carries its own energy. Flowers have their own biofield. Have you ever thought that the human aura interacts with that of flowers, and different plants have different effects on us?

In Feng Shui, there are very detailed rules that guide us on where we can keep flowers and where it’s not a good idea. Some plants are also not suitable to be placed in the bedroom, and there are places in the home where plants should not be present at all. The reason is that flowers represent the wood element, and this element, in excessive amounts, brings conflicting energy.

Here Are a Few Rules:

Flowers in the bedroom carry emotional energy, consume oxygen at night, and burden our energetic body while we sleep. That’s why the bedroom is not the most suitable place for them. However, if you really love flowers and can’t part with them at night, a small cactus or an orchid won’t be a problem.

According to the rules of Feng Shui, suitable places to keep flowers are the eastern and southeastern zones of the home, as they are associated with the wood element and naturally balance these areas.

The southern sectors are also suitable for keeping flowers, as the south direction in Feng Shui is associated with the fire element, and wood feeds fire.

Flowering plants are suitable for common areas like living rooms and dining rooms. Choose plants with bright colors because they bring joyful energy.

When to be cautious: If you belong to the western group and the east, southeast, and south are not your strong directions, then too many flowers in these zones are not suitable, as they can reduce your luck.

Also, if you have calculated the horoscope of the house (flying stars) and there is conflicting energy in one of the rooms, flowers are the last thing you should place there.

Cacti protect against electromagnetic radiation from computers and other devices, making them very useful plants for any home. Contrary to the common belief that their sharp needles make them unsuitable, they are among the most beneficial plants, and there is no truth to the idea that they are "bad Feng Shui."

With Love from Space and Rituals

Author: Rositsa Georgieva