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FENG SHUI FOR CHILDREN
 The Chinese have always
emphasised on education. To them, education is imperative because it represents an avenue
of escape from the dreary peasant lives most lead. The sons who managed to do well in the
annual ancient Chinese Imperial examination would be awarded a government official post,
bringing honor to the family. Therefore, the emphasis on education was always the focal
point of each parents' height of aspiration.
Here are some tips on how you can
improve your child's study by rearranging his or her room using Feng Shui.
Position of study table
Make sure your child is not working at a desk that
is below a toilet on the upper floor as this generates bad killing energy.
Position of study chair
Where your child sits is also important too. Make
sure that nothing sharp or pointed is directed towards the chair, as this will create more
killing energy.
Study table surroundings
Have your child sit with his or her head facing
the best study direction and with solid support behind (i.e. wall, closet) or a painting
of something solid i.e. a mountain.
Try not to have your child sit directly in front
of a window. Your child would lack the support needed to study well.
Avoid hanging paintings of water (i.e. lakes,
waterfalls) or placing any hostile or pointed objects (i.e. pictures of guns, wild
animals, etc.) behind the desk where your child sits.
Observe your child's study area and desk. Are
there any protruding air-conditioner, exposed overhead beams or edges, or sharp edges of
furniture, pillar or protruding corner nearby? Be observant of these factors as it brings
killing energy.
Child's Bedroom
Is there a tree near your child's bedroom? Try not
to have one, as it is detrimental to his or her concentration on studies.
Accessories
 The Globe Necklace
"The Globe is an excellent symbol for children of
school going age as it energises their literary and study luck. It is also an excellent
way to energize feng shui earth luck." - Lillian Too
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