If the first thing you see when you open your front door is a staircase going up, you are very likely to feel like life is a constant struggle. This happens because going up the stairs is work. As you age, it becomes harder for you to go upstairs. So, when you see a staircase going up, life seems like a constant battle, and it is likely to get worse over time. This holds true, even if the staircase doesn't directly face the front door. As long as it is the first thing you see when you come in, the impact remains the same.
More than perception
You want to make sure that chi, the life force, flows smoothly throughout your home. This can be challenging when you have a staircase facing the front door. Staircases act as waterfalls of chi, and when they face a door leading to the outside, chi rushes out of the home. If you live in a home where the front door faces stairs going up, you probably often feel tired when you're home. Even though you have plans to get a lot of things done, once you're home, you just don't have the energy.
How to correct a front door facing stairs that are going up
If you have a door facing a staircase that is going up, you don't have to remodel your home to have good Feng Shui. There are simple remedies you can implement to improve the energy flow. Start by guiding your eyes away from the stairs and towards something bright and beautiful. You can place art on the side wall or walls of the staircase in a way that creates a sense of balance. Additionally, hanging a crystal or a crystal chandelier in the foyer can help channel the chi in a healthy way, preventing it from exiting the home.
By using these simple Feng Shui cures, you can experience a shift in your energy. Life will start to feel easier, and you will have more energy to do the things that you need to do and the things that you love to do. With the Nine Steps to Feng Shui® System, you really can have your cake and eat it too!
The 3 Superpowers of Your Home
There are hundreds of other Feng Shui issues that may be found in a home, all of which can create negative effects on you and your family. It may feel overwhelming, but if you group all the Feng Shui problems into three main categories, it becomes easier to tackle them. The three categories are:
- Features that challenge safety.
- Issues that trigger conflicts.
- Problems that keep you stuck and hold you back.
By addressing these three categories, you can activate feelings of safety, security, and confidence in your home. You can create greater harmony, so everyone gets along, and you can have a clear focus, healthy goals, and empowerment. Activate the three superpowers of your home using my simple signature method and turn your home into a dream home that becomes your helper instead of your drain. Take my free class to learn how to do this! GET INSTANT ACCESS HERE
