Landscape Evaluation

The principles of Feng Shui can help you create outdoor spaces that are not only beautiful but life enhancing. Whether you are cultivating an entire park or a small window box, the principles of Feng Shui remain the same. Even the smallest “cure” or correction to your landscape can help you create an outdoor space that is beautiful, safe and comfortable.

 

Landscape design should be first and most importantly eye soothing and then reflect Feng Shui principles to include recommendations for:

Balancing the Chi of the land

Rectifying difficult lot shape

Remediation of predecessor problems

Creating protection and privacy

Providing an inviting entrance

Creating a unifying look

Incorporating the five elements into:

• Plant Materials

• Hardscape

• Garden Accessories

Creating an environment that appeals to all five senses

Mundane and transcendental cures

Property blessings and rituals

Dowsing

When many people hear the word "dowsing," they immediately think of a mystical search for sources of water. While the practice of water witching is a common application of dowsing, there are a number of other activities involving the use of divining instruments. Dowsing is actually an all-encompassing word which describes the use of psychic energy to seek information.

In addition to searching for potable water, dowsing can be used to identify and clear your self, your home and your work of any and all forms of negativity that are detrimental to your mental, physical, spiritual and emotional well being. This may include:

Noxious rays

Negative energies

• Non beneficial water lines and energy lines

• Vortices and water domes

• Stray voltage from appliances, TV, computers

• Radon and other harmful radiation

• Negative thought forms

Entities, spirits and lost souls

Locating missing persons and items

Dowsing often involves the use of simple tools like L-rods, bobbers or pendulums but these tools are generally used to amplify the dowser’s own physical responses to events.