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Invite Love Into Your Home The Feng Shui Way This Valentine’s Day

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Invite Love Into Your Home The Feng Shui Way This Valentine’s Day

It’s another year in the lunar calendar. And with it being Valentine’s Day, it's an ideal time to attract positive energy into your love life. Experience the love as you Feng Shui your way to Valentine's Day

The Chinese believe that your environment can influence different aspects of your life, such as career, family, and love.

In Singapore, the art of Feng Shui is widely practised. In fact, even those with no Chinese blood find themselves dabbling in this ancient art. Here are Feng Shui ways to attract positive energies to your love life this Valentine’s Day:

Hang small mirrors and crystals outside your bedroom

According to Huffington Post, hanging mirrors diagonally and opposite each other in the hallway just outside the bedroom door will lessen negative energies that may affect your love life.

A crystal orb hung inside the door of your bedroom will help enhance all relationships, including relationships with your kids, but most especially between you and your spouse.

Go for bright beddings and lingerie

Invite Love Into Your Home The Feng Shui Way This Valentines Day

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According to Inhabitat, an online publication, “Colours play an important role in feng shui and in how we perceive the world around us.”

Inhabitat explains that colours that pertain to romance are bright, such as pink, red, and peach. Pink symbolises relationships and love, red is for passion and sensuality, and peach is for making you more attractive to others.

Set the mood with candles

Invite Love Into Your Home The Feng Shui Way This Valentines Day

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The soft light from candles always seem to make one feel more romantic. Candles evoke a feeling of relaxation and coziness, closeness, and intimacy. We often create the mood with candlelit dinners, and candle-lit bedrooms.

In Feng Shui, a pair of pink candles in the back, right-hand corner of the room can reignite your marriage or relationship. Lighting the candles, Huffington Post added, ensures a lasting marriage.

Give extra thought to your bedroom furniture

Bedroom furniture is another critical aspect in “Feng Shui-ing” your way to Valentine’s Day and to a lasting marriage.

According to Inhabitat, your bed’s headboard should be securely attached to the bed and backed against a wall to ensure unity and strength in the relationship.

Create a place for two people in your bedroom, making sure that your spouse has his or her space in your love nest. Things, when possible, should come in pairs–two bedside tables, two bedside lamps, or two sets of bedroom slippers.

Use essential oils and visual stimulation

Invite Love Into Your Home The Feng Shui Way This Valentines Day

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Ylang-ylang essential oil, which is luckily readily available in Singapore, releases one’s animal instincts. Scenting your room with ylang-ylang is great in awakening passion.  As an added bonus, your room will also smell lovely!

Pictures and other visual images that denote love, such as tabletop sculptures of a woman and man in a passionate embrace, should be strategically placed at the foot of the bed and across the bedroom door.

Where to find Feng Shui masters in Singapore

Because of the long history of feng shui in Singapore, a host of feng shui masters can be found with just a quick Google search.

You might find them helpful:

Feng Shui Singapore Master Chan

Feng Shui Master Adrian Lo  

Feng Shui Master Tong.

If you have any insights, questions or comments regarding the topic, please share them in our Comment box below. 

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