This is a guest post by Katy Allgeyer, Feng Shui master and blogger over at the Feng Shui by Fish Girl blog (http://fengshuibyfishgirl.com). Katy's bio is below the post.
The placement of furniture and arranging space is important to good feng shui. Creating a balanced, beautiful space for love to flourish is key. Here are some ideas you can put into practice immediately to strengthen an existing love relationship (or attract the opportunity to meet a new love if you are available and open to one).
- Have two matching bedside tables and matching lamps. Having two of a kind symbolizes equality and a balanced love relationship. If one table and accessories is dominant over the other, that represents similar disharmony in the relationship.
- Place your bed in the Command Position with a solid wall behind you, with a clear view to the entry door to the bedroom. (Avoid bed on same wall as door.)
- Remove clutter and electronics from your love shack.
- Have some artwork that connotes love and couple-dom where you can see it from the bed.
- Bring in passionate colors: pink, peaches, reds in accents and accessories.
Once you’ve gotten your interior space prepared for love, why not prepare some outdoor activities that will strengthen your bond with your partner? Enjoying our natural environment puts us more in touch with our emotional connection to the planet and every being on it. Sharing these activities stimulates love for your partner:
- Walking in a forest of trees grounds you to earth and reinforces connectedness.
- Skinny-dipping under a full moon builds trust and a shared sense of daring.
- Paddling a double kayak or canoe in silence creates memories that last.
- Hiking a steep trail together to share a sense of accomplishment.
Shared experience as well as shared space creates the bonds of intimacy that sustain a relationship and help it grow.
Katy Allgeyer (a.k.a. Fishgirl) has twenty+ years of Feng Shui expertise, which she blends with her highly developed intuitive ability, metaphysical shamanic healing methods, and formal art and design training that make her uniquely qualified to help people realign their environment to support their full potential. Visit her blog: http://fengshuibyfishgirl.com
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