Feng shui · North-west sector

Feng shui for travel and helpful people.

You find the boarding pass in an old coat pocket months later and remember, for a second, exactly where you were standing when you printed it. The north-west sector traditionally governs both literal travel and the metaphor of helpful people coming and going from your life. The element is metal, the qualities are precision and movement.

Three moves you can make tonight. Free.

None of these need a compass, a Kua number, new furniture, or money. Pick one. Do it before bed.

  1. Open the north-west wall.

    Even one window onto the north-west is a small ongoing cure for this sector. Air moves; people move; the metaphor and the practice agree.

  2. Add a round metal object to the north-west.

    A brass bell. A round clock. A small singing bowl. The metal element animates the sector. Skip if it would clutter; the point is intentional, not decorative.

  3. Display objects from places you have been.

    A photograph, a souvenir, a piece of stone from a beach. The travel sector responds to memory of movement. Stagnant in the north-west means stagnant in the network.

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