Feng shui · by room
The back burner still has last Tuesday's spill crusted onto it, because it is the one nobody but you will ever look at closely. The kitchen contains two of the most consequential objects in the home: the stove and the sink. The stove is the traditional wealth gateway. The sink is its elemental opposite. How you handle the pair shapes how the room feels every time you walk into it.
None of these need a compass, a Kua number, new furniture, or money. Pick one. Do it before bed.
Even the back ones. Especially the back ones. The traditional reading puts the stove at the centre of the wealth chain; the modern reading is simpler - a clean stove makes you cook more.
Try it for seven days. The morning starts differently when the kitchen does. Standing water in a dirty sink is wealth-corner trouble in the tradition and quiet domestic stress in the modern reading.
Can the cook see the kitchen door without turning? If not, hang one small mirror so the door is in their peripheral view. Cooking with your back to the door drains low-grade attention all day.
The methodology
Foundations
The methodology
Foundations
Room by room
The bagua map
Room by room
The methodology
The methodology
The methodology
The methodology
The book that reads this room for your Kua
The free moves work on any kitchen. The Twelve Spaces Compass reads this one for your Kua, so you know which of your supportive directions it sits in, and where the wealth corner falls if it takes the south-east. See the Twelve Spaces Compass, $59, with the Complete Home Compass, $69, as the whole-home anchor.
The Twelve Spaces Compass
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