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Best Feng Shui for Your Desk

posted by Annie B. Bond Jul 4, 2005 12:40 am
Best Feng Shui for Your Desk
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Adapted from The Feng Shui Companion, by George Birdsall (Inner Traditions, 1997).

The placement and layout of your desk is critical to the energy flow of your office. A few simple but crucial rules can help you to function more effectively–and less stressfully–at work.

Read this simple but powerful advice for your work desk here:

In an office layout, it is important to be able to see the door of your office so that you are not “stabbed in the back” with “arrows” or “daggers” of chi. This is one of the more common-sense applications of feng shui. If your back is exposed, and people approach you from behind when you are concentrating, then you may suddenly become “frightened”–which can make you feel ungrounded and disjointed.

If your back is facing the door and you can’t move your desk, the cure is a bright object, such as a crystal, small makeup-mirror, or mirror-framed picture.

And did you know that your desk has different baguas just like your house or room? This means that, as you face your desk, the far left corner is the prosperity section. This might be a good place for a thriving potted plant, a gold object, or a wind chime.

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Nathan James

Does the plant, object etc need to be placed on the desk or to the left of it?

Taria L.

where my 'desk' / kitchen table sets (yes I use the kitchen table cause I don't have room for a desk in my apt.) my front door is to my left and I have a hanging plant outside the door and a wooden chine, plus I have a brass, not gold elefent (sp?) that hangs from the chain lock with the trunk up and facing the door (I heard that it has to be up and facing the door for the wealth to stay in your home, down means your loosing money) SO I sort of have all these things but no prosperity is coming in. Could it be because two of these things are outside the door and one is inside?

Mayhre Borrett-brockway

Like that. I have been thinking of bringing a plant to work. left side is by the window. Wow. Thank you.

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Adapted from The Feng Shui Companion, by George Birdsall (Inner Traditions, 1997). Copyright (c) 1997 by George Birdsall. Reprinted by permission of Inner Traditions.

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