Essential Feng Shui Tips: Cover Bathroom Drains

Posted by Amy Chini on Jul 21, 2014 in Ch'i, Essential Feng Shui Tips, Feng Shui Bathroom | 4 comments

Begin by keeping the drains closed when not in use. Although especially important with the toilet because of its large opening, all drains can pull the Ch’i down to some extent. Close the sink, shower, and bathtub stoppers when you’re not using them, or cover them with small rubber mats.

Inner Work: Bathrooms

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jul 15, 2012 in Ch'i, Feng Shui Bathroom, Inner Feng Shui | Comments Off on Inner Work: Bathrooms

This inner work is about the draining and cleansing forces in your life. Sit quietly for a few minutes and ask if you are being environmentally, emotionally, mentally or spiritually drained in some way. If you are, it’s time to lift this downward pull on your vitality.

Feng Shui Definitions: Bathrooms

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Jul 14, 2012 in Ch'i, Feng Shui Bathroom | 1 comment

The primary function of our bathrooms is to clean our bodies – inside and out – via the sink, shower, bathtub, and toilet. In Feng Shui, plumbing is considered a potential threat to the vital Ch’i circulating through the house. Just like water, Ch’i can be pulled down the drain. Although we’re grateful to have bathrooms so conveniently located in our homes,

Q&A – Plumbing and Bathrooms

Posted by Liv Kellgren on Nov 30, 2011 in Feng Shui Bathroom, Five Elements, Q & A | Comments Off on Q&A – Plumbing and Bathrooms

Q: Dear WSFS,

I delight in getting your email updates. Many thanks for sharing the info and letters. I have a quick question with regards to our little 1942 house. I’ve done extensive feng shui work throughout with great success, based in no small part on the work in Terah Kathryn Collin’s first book The Western Guide to Feng Shui. Thanks again! My question is …