Feng Shui Your Back-to-School Season
Feng Shui Tips for Good Fortune with Studies & Exams
- Create a special space for studying, ideally located in the “Knowledge + Self-Cultivation” area of the home, den, or student’s room.
- Avoid temporary places such as the dinner table, in front of the television, on the couch (!), or a breakfast nook—instead, gather “study chi” with a designated space. Ensure this area remains clean and clutter-free, well-lit, and well-ventilated.
- Seat the student in the “Commanding Position” (in the farthest corner from the door, facing the door but not in front of it) with their back against a solid wall, known as “a mountain at your back,” which offers firm support.
- Don’t have the desk facing a wall, as you don’t want them to be literally and metaphorically “up against a wall” when studying! Also, avoid placing two desks directly across from each other in a conflict position.
- Make sure there aren’t any sharp corners or “poison arrows” from cupboards or furniture pointed towards their body or head. Either move the furniture or use trailing plants or fabric to soften the points and edges.
- Use red folders, notebooks, and binders to support motivation, taking action, and attraction of good luck.
- To help them achieve good exam grades, place red paper inside the front and back covers of their books and folders, and then attach nine small round mirrors on each of the inside covers, arranged in any pattern. Have the student visualize and feel themselves achieving outstanding academic success.
- Create a “Fame + Recognition” wall in that same area of their bedroom or study area to encourage confidence, self-esteem, and hope. Display awards, trophies, artwork, photos from performances, and so on. Then add some up or down lighting or surround with strings of red lights to activate and encourage more achievements.
- Activate the “Knowledge” area of their bedroom with a bright light or globe that lights up, and keep this turned on until they go to sleep.
- Create space so energy can flow by clearing any excess furniture, belongings (especially those that are broken or soiled), commitments, and over-scheduling. It is vital to have downtime to recharge, renew, and rejuvenate one’s life force. Too many possessions and activities can lead to scattered and exhausted chi.
- Activate happy rainbow chi with a clear 40mm or 50mm Swarovski crystal sphere hung in the window; in the center of the bedroom from the ceiling; over their desk; and in the Knowledge area. (You can order these from me at www.10KBlessingsFengShuiBoutique.com)
Wishing you 10,000 Blessings of Good Fortune for Your Academics!
