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- Erica Sofrina
- February 28, 2013
- 9:30 am
- 247 comments
By Erica Sofrina, author of Small Changes, Dynamic Results! Feng Shui for the Western World.
In many traditional Feng Shui books you will read that bathrooms are negative places that should be closed off and ignored. Part of the reason is that bathrooms used to be rather funky places- like out-houses, not anything like the beautiful spa-like bathrooms we enjoy in the west. My belief is that we should feel wonderful about every room in our home and make them inspiring places to be. Negative feelings about any part of it doesn’t serve anyone.
One of the reasons bathrooms have gotten such a bad rap is because chi (energy) is akin to water which flows down and out pipes and drains. The goal of Feng Shui is to invite into our front door vibrant chi and encourage it to circulate evenly around the home. Drains and openings are areas where the chi can escape — and bathrooms have lots of them.
On the next page, I will give you eight steps to create a wonderful, vibrant and uplifting bathroom that will rejuvenate your soul and support relaxation in the body.
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Erica Sofrina
Erica Sofrina is an Internationally recognized Speaker and Teacher and Author of the book Small Changes, Dynamic Results! Feng Shui for the Western World. She is also a life coach and motivational speaker and is the founder of the West Coast Academy of Feng Shui. She has run a successful business as a Professional Organizer, Interior Designer and Certified Feng Shui Consultant for over a decade and resides on the charming coastal town of Half Moon Bay in Northern California. Find out more at www.ericasofrina.com.
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Bliss thank you.
I'm not a believer in Feng Shui but recently I added some small yellow items to my bathroom, just by accident, and I have noticed that I feel slightly happier when I go there. Interesting.
I just wish I had a bath tub.
Some real nice ideas which I am certainly going to put to use. Thank you.
great tips , thanks !
I have a lavendel pot on the sink.
thanks
Thank you, simply - GORGEOUS
if my bathroom looked like the one pictured i would probably live there. unfortunately it does not.
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