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feng shui
in my house i feel like i have no where thats my own like i have no privacy no where i can go and talk on the phone and feel like no one can here i am over whelmed with school work and i dont like my kitchen so i never want to do homework because i dont really have a good place to do it i want to re do my room in feng shui my rooms facing north so thats the easiest thing but its so complicated i was reading on feng shui and it was like no mirrors no plats no electronics, phones, tv`s etc. i thought plants were good to have in your room i dont know what im looking for i just really want to fel satisfied and releived to have my own space to do things please help with like the whole feng shui things like whats suposed to be int he north,south,east.west,northeast and so on please help i rate high
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I didn't answered your feng shui by telling you you have to pay experts thousands of dollars to get them to go through your room and give advice.
Also, I told you an alternative, the bookstore or library. That is worth more than a 1 as it is not totally useless.
/I bet you're fat.
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Feng Shui as westerners know it is a scam. It's fortune cookie philosophy. Most of the 'experts' that charge you thousands upon thousands of dollars to do your room, are actually from America.
Most real Asians see it as a Western craze (hoax/scam).
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According to Sutrisno Murtiyoso of Indonesia, in countries where belief in feng shui is still very strong, feng shui has become a hodgepodge of superstitions and unverified notions which are passed off in the university curriculum as scientific principles of architecture or city planning
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The library (or especially book store STARBUCKS) is a good place to study.
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The parts of feng shui that do people any good are the same things that interior designers/decorators have been working with for years. Things like having your chair (in an office) or bed (in your room) face the door are tips you don't need feng shui to dictate for you.
You may have more luck if you just head to the library and pick up a few books on interior decorating and see what ideas you can swipe for your own space. There are loads of books on decorating on a budget, working with small spaces, etc. And they'll take into account the fact that you need to find a way to work around phones and lights if you're evre going to get anything done in there or have any kind of privacy in a house you share with other people.
Ditch what you don't need, paint your walls in a color you enjoy and can live with, keep things at least semi-organized in a fashion that works for you so you feel like you're running your stuff instead of your stuff running you, and enjoy your space!! :D Leave the hanging of mystical upside down bamboo and strategic placing of beveled mirrors to someone who has the time, money, and patience to deal with aligning their budget and limited free time with their out of whack ch'i...
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