Thursday, April 20, 2017

The Impact of Feng Shui Connections

The three Feng Shui principles are: 1) Everything is alive, 2) Everything is connected,  and
3) Everything is constantly changing.

Everything we do makes a connection with people and/or nature. Being aware of the connection between all things can help you in terms of the broader effect you may be creating.

Over 20 years ago I had my first Feng Shui consultation. That one practitioner, Michelle Cox, changed the course of my life, without knowing it. Years later she read my website and marveled at the impact she'd had. We constantly connect and make a difference.

In a Daily OM message, Madisyn Taylor wrote, "There are times when we may feel disconnected from the world. Our actions can seem like they are of no major consequence, and we may feel like we exist in our own vacuum. Yet, the truth is that our simplest thought or action - the decisions we make each day, and how we see and relate to the world - can be incredibly significant and have a profound impact on the lives of those around us, as well as the world at large.



The earth and everything on it is bound by an invisible connection between people, animals, plants, the air, the water, and the soil. Insignificant actions on your part, whether positive or negative, can have an impact on people and the environment that seem entirely separate from your personal realm of existence. Staying conscious of the interconnection between all things can help you think of your choices and your life in terms of the broader effect you may be creating.



Staying conscious of your connection to all things can help you think of your choices in terms of their impact. We are powerful enough that what we do and say can reverberate through the lives of people we may never meet. Understanding that you are intimately connected with all things and understanding your power to affect our world can be the first step on the road to living more consciously."


The impact of your decisions and your connections is extremely powerful.