FENG SHUI & NATURE - By Master Charuhas Naik
Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
Charuhas Naik
Master in the science of Feng Shui
ARTICLE - 2 FENG SHUI AND NATURE
Sometimes or the other, this has happened in your life. You go to visit a friend, with an intention to spend the whole day with him, but when you enter his house, you feel suddenly uncomfortable and then you spend hardly any time with him. Yet, in another situation, you park your car in no parking zone thinking that you will return in two minutes, after delivering the cassette or a book to your friend. But instead, you land up spending hours to-gather with him.
Have you ever realised, why this happens? The answer lies in Feng Shui science. You will understand this better, if for few movements you forget who and what you are today. I will then explain you how I have perceived this science. It is totally my view and belief after my research on this subject.
God created a soul, which we cannot see. Soul only changes forms. This Soul needs home – the human body. The picture shows you the Chakra system in our body. Chakras have been accepted by the science today because of the Kirlian photography, which shows you the Chakara and Aura of your body with their colours. Being a Reiki Grand Master, Crystal Gazer and spiritual, I understand the Universal Energy and its importance on this planet. You can be without water for seven days, without food for more than a fortnight. But, without this universal energy, no one can survive. In Sanskrit you may call it as PRANA, in Hibru they say HAKA, Chinese names it CHI and Japanese practice it as REIKI. These are only different names of UNIVERSAL ENERGY!
This Energy enters into our body through Crown Chakra, and passes through the balance six chakra and returns back to the Universe, completing the cycle. God created a naked human. If he wanted us to wear clothes, he would have made our skin like Tortoise or Hippopotamus. Our naked body accepts the universal energy; hence the chakras get aligned and energised. Once your chakras are aligned and energised, you do not have problems. That is why the naked human lived more than 200 years.
We all are aware, that this body (home of a soul) needs the home to rest. Thirty percent of our lives we spend in sleeping. Because when we sleep, we recharge our body. If you observe the tribes & their homes they will always find for themselves a place at the foothill of the mountains and ensure that water is accessible in front of them. Mountain for protection form wind and water as a basic need of a human being. Wind drives all the intangible forces and ends at Water.
If you refer to my last article where I have stated that Feng Shui literally means wind & water. These two powerful elements create lot of intangible forces in & around our homes or work places. Feng Shui science assists you to understand these energy fields & help you bring harmony in your homes & offices by directing them in right manner.
Like seven chakars in our body, if the energy is circulated in harmony in the eight corners of your houses then your health, which is in the centre, is excellent.
Now that you have understood the movement of energy you will figure out why you should not choose house or a work place in a shape of a triangle, round or with lot of uneven shapes. The diagrams shown here will indicate how energy moves in different types of shapes. Triangle symbolises fire because the energy is constantly pulsating. This causes lot of Yang energy. Too much of fire energy may cause actual fire. Round shape gives constant movement to the energy. Energy gets too fast and causes people to get hyper active. If you have a round dinning table, either all the family member do not sit down together or if they do, they do not spend much time on the table or many a times small arguments take place. Uneven shapes always cause problems in various areas, depending upon the missing corners of the house.
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