„All of nature begins to whisper its secrets to us through its sounds. Sounds that were
Previously incomprehensible to our soul now become the meaningful language of nature.”
Rudolf Steiner
Garden Feng Shui principles according to Traditional Chinese Wisdom
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- Use the existing natural landforms, shapes and colours in your garden
- A well-placed water feature is also advisable
- The aim is to create a harmonious and peaceful space
A traditional Chinese garden should always harmonize with nature. If you have a small
garden to work with, you can still create a good Feng Shui garden.
Water in the Garden
Water is one of the two most important elements on earth. All plants and animals must
have water to survive. If there was no water there would be no life on earth.
If you are planning to have a water feature in your garden it is the best is to ask your
Feng Shui Master Chue Style about the basic Feng Shui guidelines. For example:
Which direction should the water flow?
Water element is very beneficial in the following directions:
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- East
- Southeast
- North
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It is better to have the water flow towards your house. To consider many factors such as
the size of your garden, its design and the number of fountains you need to ask for
professional help.
Water is an ancient symbol of wealth and abundance, but you have to know how to make
it flow towards your house rather than away from it.
A beautiful Feng Shui garden will have a nice water feature.
CH Master Kristina
