Health and Feng Shui

If you have a health problem, you should always first consult your GP or other relevant medical authorities.  Feng Shui and Dowsing do not claim to directly cure specific ailments. 

The world is constantly changing, as indeed are we. 

These changes can be beneficial to us, or detrimental.

Feng Shui and dowsing can help identify what is going on.  They can also identify the adjustments that can be made so that we are in the best state to take on the challenges we face.

For example, if your bed is in a location which is subject to detrimental earth energies, this may drain your energy, and as a result you may be more vulnerable.

Dowsing can identify such detrimental energies, and appropriate action can then be taken.

The shape of your immediate environment can also affect you in different ways.  We are familiar with the problems of living in a house which is damp, but damp is only one of the more obvious signs that something is adrift.  Feng Shui can identify what is wrong at an energetic level, and what can be done about it.

Feng Shui is a large subject, and includes three broad categories of influence :

• Influences from above
• Influences from around us
• Influences from the earth

Detrimental earth energies fall into the third category.

Well-being can also be affected by aspects of the other two categories

Influences from above
This includes the effect of time and the seasons.  It is usually referred to as Chinese Astrology and is a huge subject.  A key relationship with well-being is that if we are acting appropriately for a time and situation, all should be well, but if we are fighting against the order of things, this may not do us any good.  Feng Shui can help to identify the issues, and the appropriate action that can be taken.

The art of Feng Shui is sometimes described as being 'In the right place, at the right time, facing the right direction, doing the right thing'.

Influences from around us
Our environment affects us in a variety of ways.  In addition to the obvious needs for shelter, warmth, security, etc, there are more subtle aspects which need to be taken into consideration.  Few people feel comfortable if someone is standing over them, or if a table knife is accidentally pointed at them.  'Form School Feng Shui' goes into this in some depth, and from such an analysis action can be identified which will improve the situation.

Feng Shui also considers that the same environment may have different effects on different members of the same family, and that this can vary over time.