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Stressed out?
Feng Shui Your Fish Bowl
(ARA) - Keeping fish is widely
known to reduce stress and anxiety, and by investing in a biOrb
fish bowl to keep them in, you’re well on your way to transforming
your home or office into a stylish space for you to enjoy in
harmony. “The fish bowls not only add color and life to
your home or office space, but they can also be the prefect balance
of style and tranquillity”, says Matt Stevenson, co-founder
of Reef One, makers of biOrb.
In fact, feng shui -- the popular
concept of creating harmony in life by adding or moving various
home elements -- regards moving water and fish as very beneficial.
Paul Darby, a feng shui expert,
has transformed the spaces of the rich and famous, including
Sting and Kelly Brook. He offers the following tips for creating
a serene environment using the natural beauty and calming quality
that comes from watching fish swim.
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* Clean, flowing, well-lit water
with fish is the ultimate way of transforming bad energy –
the biOrb is perfect for good feng shui, with its five-stage
filtration system, bubbling water and low-voltage light.
* Black fish represent protection
-- very handy to stave off the evil eye from your colleagues
or loved ones. Goldfish are “baby dragons” in feng
shui and considered very lucky.
* The Chinese word for fish,
“yu”, is the same as the word for success.
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If fish are placed in the office
or home, it is believed good fortune will follow. Combine the
fish with a biOrb with a blue or black lid and base to activate
your career.
* A fish bowl on the left hand
side of your front door (as you face it from inside) encourages
good ‘chi’, the energy force that flows throughout
the Universe. A biOrb in the east part of your living room/dining
room/office with a green lid and base boosts energies of health
and ambition.
* Three fish symbolise “yang”
energy. The best combination is two goldfish (representing good
luck and energy) and one black fish (representing protection).
* In feng shui, round objects
help chi energy to curve around rooms and buildings. |
