24 Seven October 2018

Roxanne D’Angelo
FENG SHUI AND YOUR HOME OFFICE
We know that everything is energy
and vibrating at different frequencies.
Everything in our personal space affects
the well-being of our physical, mental,
emotional, and spiritual bodies. If you
are planning on working from home or
already are, here are a few things to take
into consideration that will contribute to
your success.
First, decide which area of your home you
would like to work from. If at all possible,
plan on a room that is separate from
the rest of your home that is not being
occupied. This could be spare bedroom,
even if on the main floor of your living
space. Many home offices are set up
right in the center of a home on a dining
room table, living room, or worse yet, the
master bedroom. Having a door to close
at the end of your work day allows your
mind to shut off and shift into personal
and family life.
Let’s consider the position of your desk.
I see many home offices where the desk
is facing a wall. This will cause blocks in
creativity and hinder your work. The best
position for your desk is facing the door
but not in direct alignment with the door, or
having the door clearly visible from the desk
placement. Being able to see who enters
your space allows you to be in command
at all times. If the only possible direction
for your desk is to face a wall, you can
implement a Feng Shui cure by placing a
mirror or mirror strips on the wall giving you
the ability to see what’s behind you.
Here are some elements to incorporate
encouraging balance and chi into your
space:
• Lighting affects our mood and ability to
create, so make this space bright. When
selecting lighting choose wisely, it will pay
off in the long run.
• Sound is equally important. We can use
sound to drown out disturbing noise from
the rest of the house, and to create a
productive work environment. Listening to
classical or inspirational music can get your
creative juices flowing.
• Scent affects how we respond to our
environment. Diffusing essential oils, such
as lemon, grapefruit and tangerine can be
very uplifting. Peppermint can help keep
your brain stimulated and focused.
• Live plants are great for keeping the air
clean as well as bringing nature indoors.
• If you have the luxury of adding a water
feature, do it! Water represents wealth and
abundance. A small table top fountain, or
fish tank is perfect. You can always hang a
picture of a waterfall, which will be visually
pleasing.
• Crystals have wonderful benefits, so
adding some quartz and citrine into your
space can amplify wealth and prosperity.
Feng Shui is about setting intention to
maximize balance and chi. Always set
intention when adding elements and décor
into your space. By doing this, you are
setting the stage for manifesting success.
Have fun and let the magic begin!
Roxanne D’Angelo is a certified and intuitive Feng Shui and space clearing consultant and master healer/teacher of multiple energy healing
modalities. She changes lives by creating harmony and balance in her client’s personal spaces and healing on a cellular level.
www.crystalclearenergies.com