Introduction:
Are you curious about the power of Feng Shui and how it can positively impact your home? Today, we delve into an important aspect of Feng Shui - the placement of photos. It's fascinating to discover that certain photos are better suited for public display, while others are ideal for hanging on your walls. Let's explore the art of Feng Shui photography and uncover the secrets of where and how to hang them.
Feng Shui Photos in the Home: Mastering the Basics
When it comes to placing portraits around your house, you want to ensure you do it right according to Feng Shui principles. The first step is to approach photo selection with utmost care. Avoid placing photos that remind you of challenging times as they can stir negative emotions. Instead, choose the brightest and most positive photos that capture the happiest moments of your life - with loved ones, during vacations, radiating with joy and warmth.
Ideal Locations for Feng Shui Photos in Your Home
Careful consideration should be given to the location of your photos on the wall. According to Feng Shui, the living room is the best place for family photos. While some opt to hang them in hallways, it inadvertently communicates a dismissive attitude towards your family. Remember, your family photos deserve to be celebrated and admired, and what better place than the living room? Opt for a well-lit spot, such as in front of a sofa, to showcase your cherished memories.
Should It Be Just Photos of You and Your Family?
Not necessarily. If you want to activate the zones of Glory or Wealth, consider displaying portraits of individuals you admire and who can serve as your role models. Additionally, if you're looking to enhance creativity or focus on children's energy, hang pictures of beautiful children or even ethereal creatures like elves and fairies. Just ensure they exude positivity and joy.
However, Feng Shui advises against placing pictures of mountains in nurseries or offices. Mountains can potentially block the flow of energy in these spaces. As for the bedroom, it's generally recommended to avoid Feng Shui pictures, except for photographs of your happy married life or wedding moments filled with love.
The Taboo of Hanging Portraits of the Deceased
While it's natural to cherish memories of our deceased loved ones, hanging their portraits on the wall is discouraged in Feng Shui. Instead, keep their memories close to your heart. If you must keep their portraits, place them in a separate folder or a designated space. It's important to maintain positive energy within your living environment.
Caption: A beautiful example of a Feng Shui picture
Can Photos Coexist with Clocks?
Absolutely! You can hang photos next to clocks. However, if you have a clock with a walking mechanism, ensure that it operates correctly. Frames that combine photos and clocks are perfectly fine. Just remember to adjust the clock so that it doesn't rush or stall. The harmony between your photos and clocks contributes to a balanced environment.
Choosing Frames for Your Photos
When selecting frames for your photos, it's crucial to consider the overall style of your interior. Opt for frames that complement the ambiance and avoid overly decorative or bulky options. Remember, the focus should be on the picture itself, not the frame. Wooden frames, either natural or painted in green or white, are ideal choices for a harmonious display.
Many people love placing portraits of their loved ones on their desktops. Ensure you choose the appropriate corner of your desk, as it corresponds to the sector responsible for interpersonal relationships.
Now that you are well-versed in the correct placement of Feng Shui photos in your home, why not take a moment to evaluate your current arrangements? Embrace the power of Feng Shui and create a harmonious living environment that resonates with positive energy.
