The Winter season is represented by the Water element, which can bring deep introspection leading to the birth of new ideas. It is water that refreshes us when it is necessary to stop and rest, review what we have done, and begin again. The Water element allows us to flow and gracefully navigate through good and bad times.
It’s a time for going within and becoming more comfortable in your own skin. One of the fundamental pillars of Feng Shui is the five element theory. The five elements or phases- Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water - encompass all the phenomena of nature.
It’s a time for going within and becoming more comfortable in your own skin. One of the fundamental pillars of Feng Shui is the five element theory. The five elements or phases- Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water - encompass all the phenomena of nature.
The element of Water plays a major role in expanding our vision of what can be. It guides us toward contemplating a future of new possibilities. When the Water element is unbalanced we become remote, uncommunicative and fearful. We can go into either extreme of a paranoid or defeatist attitude affecting our general demeanor. An awareness of these principles can lead to becoming more self possessed, original and insightful.
THE WATER ELEMENT ALSO RELATES TO OUR BONES IN CHINESE MEDICINE.
I WILL BE GIVING A 30 MIN LECTURE ON HOW TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR BONES AT MY OFFICE’S OPEN HOUSE FEB.22ND FROM 12-5
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