Using Indoor Feng Shui Fountains

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese technique created to achieve harmony with your environment. Feng Shui involves arranging objects and furniture in your home or office to allow for a positive easy flow of energy and harmony. This practice involves many aspects of geographical, astrological and psychological thinking.

While some consider positive Feng Shui to be good luck, much of Feng Shui's discipline is psychological and involves people arranging their rooms in such a way that it increases creativity. Although striving for ancient Chinese good luck can't hurt either.

There are five elements to Feng Shui:
1. Fire
2. Water
3. Earth
4. Metal
5. Wood

All of these elements have to be working together in a room for there to be complete harmony. Confusion, instability and perhaps even bad luck can result when there is an imbalance or an absence of one of these elements. The elements have to feed each other or a destructive cycle will develop.

Water in particular has a very strong influence upon the Feng Shui of its surroundings. If water is positioned correctly it can bring good luck and productivity, or if positioned incorrectly could cause bad luck. Where the water is flowing, Feng Shui philosophy says, the direction of the flow has strong interaction. Knowing this, you may notice many businesses position water fountains around their main entrances to draw in customers – whether through luck or just visual attraction.

While indoor water flowing is not as powerful as exterior waterfalls, the effect can still be harnessed for productivity and some good luck. For instance, sometimes an indoor fountain may be brought inside an office and positioned in a direction, so that the flow works in harmony with another source of indoor water flowing; even a toilet or a faucet is considered an element of water. Feng Shui masters recommend seeking the advice of an experienced Feng Shui master, though it also recommended that you can install an indoor fountain for a brief period of time and observe the effects for a few months.

Even Disneyland Hong Kong realizes the importance of Feng Shui – they designed their entire theme park with this ancient Chinese discipline in mind!

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