Feng Shui Your Home For Love

It is important to create peace and harmony in your life by selecting a home that will nourish your body, mind, heart and spirit.  With life quickening every day, people are looking to escape from the rat race and relax and create a personal home sanctuary for themselves and their family to rejuvenate their body.  For life to be revitalizing it is necessary to have a good flow of life force energy in your home to welcome love into your home.

Did you know that Red Roses with thorns are not a happy ending sign if you were to give them to your loved ones?

The color red, unless it is used in marriage represents bleeding.  Red roses with thorns are even more undesirable; thorns represents hardship, so avoid sending your loved ones red roses with thorns unless of course, you would like to end the relationship.  Roses by themselves are not bad – in fact, pink, yellow, peach or cream roses (with thorns removed) are wonderful symbolic meanings associated with young love!

Did you know that you could face the right direction and find the right love?

When using Feng Shui, you can find your sweetheart by sitting in the right direction.  You see, everyone has a personal love (Nien Yen) direction depending on the date they were born. According to the Feng Shui 8 Mansions Formula, each person’s personal Nien Yen direction brings them happiness and good luck associated with marriage and matriarchal presence.

For men, the Nien Yen direction helps you attract a good and gentle wife who will bear you many sons and take care of your parents.  For women, the Nien Yen direction brings you opportunities to establish yourself as the Head wife of a household, and attract a man who will bring you happiness and prosperity through marriage.

So if you’ve managed to ask someone special out for a dinner date, make sure you’re sitting and facing your Nien Yen direction on this date to maximize your Feng Shui luck for happiness!  Who knows, this person might likely be the one! If so, do not forget to invite me, your Feng Shui Master on your wedding date!

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?

Did you know that mirrors in the bedroom are the most effective tools to destroy the relationship? Mirrors in the bedroom are really not advised for any type of relationship whether you’re starting out or reliving a romance especially if you’re pretty serious about this person!  Mirrors are often said to reflect a third party in the relationship.  Mirrors represent another person always coming in between two people.

This often means an extra marital affair but sometimes the third person can be anyone such as a discouraging relative, etc… Ever heard of “Two’s Company, Three’s a crowd!”  So remove your mirrors, hide them or cover them up!

And remember, to hold on to your love.  Always have everything displayed in your home in pairs; a pair of love birds, a pair of love ducks.

Ever heard of “Love comes in pairs, single comes in despair”?  Make your love feel welcome by removing all solitude figures, remove all lonely pictures of a man or woman, have fresh flowers in your love and relationship corner, and clean out your closets to make room for your significant others to enter into your life.
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 Gwen Coronado, founder of Feng Shui San Diego, was influenced by Chinese Feng Shui at an early age. As a Feng Shui Consultant, she enjoys using her knowledge of ancient Feng Shui to help sellers sell their homes quickly, and buyers to find their dream homes that meet their needs and budget, with correct Feng Shui harmony for prosperity.  Gwen Coronado, is also the founder of Coronado Real Estate and Financial Investments in San Diego since 1987.  She began an early career as a Corporate Sr. Vice President with Liberty Foundation.  Gwen is a contributing writer of Real Estate and Feng Shui for the Asia Journal of Cultural & Commerce and a teacher at various Board of Realtors locations.  She credits her success and her happiness through hard work (man luck), heavenly luck (fate), and Feng Shui luck (harmony and balance).