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Feng Shui Drive


The pathway or drive leading up to your house is the most important part of the house at first sight. As this leads to your house you should protect this area from poison arrows. The pathway or drive should be neat and clean and should not have any obstacles. So not place garbage cans, bicycles and any kind of rubbish on this path. Direct paths are not good as this will allow the Chi to rush will full force towards the front door of your house. It is best if you have a gently curving pathway. If this is not possible then place-potted plants in circular pots on either side of the drive that will slow down the Chi and help it meander gentle towards the front door. The plants that you place on either side of the drive should be healthy. Sick plants will adversely affect the health of the elderly in the house. Odd number of pots is considered lucky. Keep your garden neat and tidy and make it attractive and pleasing to anyone who looks at it. If your garden is unkept and overgrown then a person who looks at it will be disgusted and have negative thoughts that are directed against you. If your house does not have a driveway and leads directly on to the street, then make sure you have a doorstep that is higher than the pavement level. Keep your doorstep neat and clean at all times. Ensure that your front door in good shape too. Keep it well painted; see that there is no paint peeling around the door and that it is pleasing and inviting to all who enter your house.

While paving the pathway try not to use straight lines. Using curved paving stones is the ideal idea. Even laying straight-edged stones in curved lines will break the edges and stimulate the Chi. Existing paved pathways can be remedied by placing plants to increase the flow of Chi.










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