Feng Shui Christmas
December 17th, 2008 by Ingrid Cliff
Julie McLeod from Kharma Consulting, a Feng Shui business based in Brisbane, writes a great free monthly newsletter.
This month’s edition featured some great Feng Shui tips for Christmas in Australia that are worth sharing (they are not just limited to family get togethers and can be equally applied to office Christmas parties).
Christmas can be a stressful time of year for many people especially when you have a large number of family members all in the one place. This combined with the summer heat, consumption of alcohol and a lot of fire energy around - these are the perfect ingredients for heated arguments and discussions. Below are some tips to calm the energy to have a more harmonious Christmas day:
- hang your tinsel in a smile - don’t let a little of the tinsel drop down on the ends.
- add more green to your Christmas table settings - this will calm the energy.
- do not have too much red in your decorations as the red and your Christmas lights creates a lot of fire energy.
- do not serve meals and drinks on chipped crockery or glasses as this will create argumentative energy.
- if you have some family members who tend to fight do not sit them opposite each other as this is a confrontational seating arrangement and they will fight.
I have gone around the house and office and rearranged all my tinsel to put the smiles into the arrangement. It may just be the thought of it, but having smiling tinsel around the place certainly feels Christmassy and a lot more fun.
Until next time
Ingrid Cliff
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