Restorative action 3
Linear features
When it becomes necessary to divert the flow of chi, as often happens when it moves too quickly, for example, in long corridors, linear features can be very useful. The feature may be a. fan, sword, bamboo tube or one of a number of items that are placed at an angle (across the corridor) to redirect the chi back into rooms.
Acoustic measures
Noise, particularly melodic, harmonious sounds, can break up chi that has become sluggish be-cause they generate sound waves in the air. Many people like wind chimes and without appreciating how they can help, suspend them in their porch or kitchen.
Wind chimes, bells, mobiles that create some sort of musical tinkling are all useful in this respect. In addition to moving chi, musical noises are also said to foster wealth by attracting lucky chi into a building.
Flora and fauna
Living things in general can be very useful to move or slow down chi, and this includes plants and also, for example, fish. Plants can be placed in areas where there is no chi, and in locations where the chi needs to be moved around.
Furthermore, large plants will slow down chi when it is moving too quickly. 'Fish in an aquarium can also be useful to slow chi, in addition to providing an interesting and sometimes almost hypnotic focus.
When it becomes necessary to divert the flow of chi, as often happens when it moves too quickly, for example, in long corridors, linear features can be very useful. The feature may be a. fan, sword, bamboo tube or one of a number of items that are placed at an angle (across the corridor) to redirect the chi back into rooms.
Acoustic measures
Noise, particularly melodic, harmonious sounds, can break up chi that has become sluggish be-cause they generate sound waves in the air. Many people like wind chimes and without appreciating how they can help, suspend them in their porch or kitchen.
Wind chimes, bells, mobiles that create some sort of musical tinkling are all useful in this respect. In addition to moving chi, musical noises are also said to foster wealth by attracting lucky chi into a building.
Flora and fauna
Living things in general can be very useful to move or slow down chi, and this includes plants and also, for example, fish. Plants can be placed in areas where there is no chi, and in locations where the chi needs to be moved around.
Furthermore, large plants will slow down chi when it is moving too quickly. 'Fish in an aquarium can also be useful to slow chi, in addition to providing an interesting and sometimes almost hypnotic focus.
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