Reméde Feng Shui

One of the most cited reméde feng shui is the feng shui bamboo flute. This particular remedy is also one of the most misunderstood in feng shui lore. I've heard stories of people equating flutes to war pipes, African herald flutes and the sort. It's been said that the bamboo flute provides an ‘energy push' to energy in the room, adding power, safety, peace and endurance. This is far from the truth. The bamboo flute is not an essential reméde feng shui, but rather just a wood element item. It does not address the problem of exposed beams, and it certainly does not symbolize the constant arrival of good news into the home or workplace. The unfortunate thing is that most feng shui practitioners are really well meaning, if somewhat misguided when it comes to popularized reméde feng shui like the bamboo flute.

Another popular reméde feng shui is the bamboo plant. Bamboo is an exceptional plant. It's strong, hardy, grows in almost all conditions and very low maintenance. This makes it ideal for use in feng shui, because it represents all the elements and characteristics that we wish to draw into our lives. There actually two forms of bamboo used as reméde feng shui - the full-size bamboo plant, and "lucky bamboo". The full-size bamboo plant is obviously that found naturally, and if you have the space in your home I do recommend choosing the larger plant. The "lucky bamboo" plant is basically a bonsai bamboo plant - it's a smaller version that is found in nurseries across the country, and is very auspicious (just make sure you buy the right number of stalks). Be careful though - the smaller plant isn't actually bamboo, and as such the requirements of care are slightly different and a bit more strenuous than normal bamboo.