Feng Shui and the Chinese New Year

The Chinese New Year begins on February 5th this year.

The Chinese New Year is the longest and most important holiday in China – lasting 15 days. It’s similar to Christmas .. as it’s a time of gift giving and feasting with family and friends. Traditionally is a time of house cleaning and saying good-bye to things that no longer serve our highest good and evolution.  

Here are a few “traditional” things (several) Asian cultures do – prior to and during celebration days. I believe every culture (and every home) would benefit from this as well:

BEFORE NEW YEAR’S EVE

  • Space clear and clean the house of sorrows, failures and defeats of the prior year by washing windows, carpets, cupboards and floors.
  • Pay off debts.
  • Resolve differences with neighbors, relatives, family members, friends, and business associates.
  • Prepare ‘special” holiday dishes for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.    
  • Decorate the home with “live” flowering plants to symbolize growth and rebirth.
  • Display oranges and tangerines to symbolize abundant happiness.
  • Buy a new wallet to house prosperity and wealth (a ‘fire’ element color is beneficial)
  • Add candy & dried fruit to welcome in a “sweet” year.

NEW YEAR’S EVE

  • Gather with family for a traditional meal of fish  
  • Enjoy treats and games with the family. 
  • Pay respect to elders & ancestors.
  • Open doors and windows at midnight to LET GO OF THE PAST.
  • Set-off firecrackers, or top-off a bottle of champagne to welcome in the New Year.

NEW YEAR’S DAY

  • The Chinese believe that events that occur on New Year’s Day impact the rest of the year, so be MINDFUL of your words, actions and deeds.
  • Wear NEW clothes, and the color RED for a bright future.
  • Greet & bless relatives, neighbors, and friends.
  • Gift money and poems to children and unmarried people for good luck.

This year is THE YEAR OF THE EARTH PIG.

If you haven’t already done so, it’s important to embrace “classical” Feng Shui this year. This is the only school of Feng Shui that changes annually.  Both the lunar and solar systems affect us financially, emotionally, physically, socially and globally from year to year. 

Lo-Shu Flying Stars is a sophisticated school of Feng Shui that uses compass degrees & math calculations to determine the UNSEEN energy present inside homes, offices and buildings. Understanding the unique energy blueprint of your home, can help you IMPROVE the prospects for romance, love, marriage, conception of a baby, business, health, wealth, real estate, investments and security.

On a larger scale – Feng Shui effects Cardinal and Bi-Cardinal directions of the globe. This year is a Powerful Year that will influence the earth, economics, politics, business, social and global change – DRAMATICALLY. 

This year you will want to take precaution.

Like trying to ride the tail of a dragon, it’s better to be prepared than scared.

I will share more with you in the coming weeks.  In the meantime, how about adopting some Chinese customs and make January a month of MAJOR SPACE CLEANSING AND CLEARING – in your home and office?

With Feng Shui, it’s always the best place to start..!

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR,
Suzee Miller

 


 

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