Feng Shui

  Feng shui is a Chinese practices that teach people how to align things in their environment to have harmony and good luck.

  Even though Feng Shui is not science has a lot of principle that have logic. Some of those principales are:

   -Not to sit with your back to the door because you can be caught off-guard. (which has a lot of sense for me)

   -Have your things in order. If your bedroom is a mess, for example, this can affect your happiness, health and fortune. Why this make sense for me? Because it happens to me (when talking about happiness and harmony). The thing is that If my bedroom is a mess I cannot concentrate or even sleep well, I believe is because I like my things organized, but we never know. When talking about health, of course a messy place can affect it, messy places are dirty and if something is not clean brings bacterias that sometimes can end in a serious health problem.

 To conclude, these days a lot of important people like Donald Trump follows Feng Shui advices when designing a building and definitively I’ll be one of those that follows them not because I believe in the mysterious part, but because some of the principles are logic. 

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