Having viewed Feng Shui for Homebuyers: Interior & Exterior Forms, you should be able to understand and appreciate by now the importance the external environment plays in influencing the internal Feng Shui of a property. The bottom line’s simple: We must first have good Qi present, before we can actually tap into it.

You would also realize the importance of Location, and how it takes precedence over the factor of Direction. Nevertheless, once your house is located in an area that already enjoys good Feng Shui Quotient (FSQ), you would naturally wish to maximize its FSQ level, wouldn’t you?

This is where Direction comes in: Once the internal features of your home - namely, the Main Door, Kitchen and Bedrooms – are properly positioned, you then need to see that they (or in the case of the Kitchen, the stove and sink, and for the Bedrooms, the beds) are facing the pertinent directions, to ensure optimal results in whatever endeavors you choose to undertake.

In Forms & the Main Door, Joey highlights the key external features (natural and manmade) that could affect your property’s FSQ, as well as how you can go about `circumventing’ any Feng Shui flaws you may find in your home. Potential Feng Shui `problems’ such as lamp-posts, electric pylons and even your neighbor’s sharp roof pointing straight at your house are discussed in detail, for ultimately, Feng Shui is about empowering people – NOT scaring them into inaction!

Joey then proceeds to talk about the role of your home’s Main Door. The Main Door is your property’s Qi mouth; it is the feature that allows Qi to enter into your home, before meandering throughout its interior. Hence, where possible, the Main Door should be both suitably located, and facing an ideal direction to tap into the Qi from the external environment.

This Webinar shall show you, step-by-step, how to ensure that your Main Door is correctly positioned to receive optimum Qi from your home’s surroundings, to maximize its Feng Shui potential and benefit its residents. More importantly, you will gain a more profound insight into the relationship between your home’s external environment and how your Main Door can be positioned, so as to tap into specific Qi to assist you and your loved ones in specific endeavors.

Having viewed this Webinar, you should be able to undertake or possess the following:

• Gain a more profound understanding of the role and importance of external landforms on an area and a property’s Feng Shui
• Understand the importance of Location and Direction, in positioning your property’s Main Door
• Gain useful tips on how to tap into and channel Sheng Qi from your external environment into your home, and maximize its flow within your property to boost its Feng Shui potential
• Understand and appreciate the importance of a ‘Bright Hall’ (Ming Tang), which allows Qi to collect outside and inside your home, before meandering smoothly within it
• Delve deeper into the study of Sha Qi (Negative Energies) and Sheng Qi (Positive Energies), in order to deal with both accordingly as you progress in your studies and apply them to your property
• Know how you can align your Main Door with your Favorable Direction, to optimize your home’s Feng Shui, and your capacity of attaining success in life

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Highlights

• Learn how to tap into your Favorable Directions using your Main Door, and ensure it receives Sheng Qi (Positive Energies)
• Apply systematic methods that can enhance the flow of Qi of positive Qi, and avoid features that can result in negative Qi circulating within your home
• Discover, understand and appreciate the importance of a ‘Bright Hall’ (Ming Tang) to a property
• Know more about Sha Qi (Negative Energies) and Sheng Qi (Positive Energies) and what you can do to enhance Sheng Qi and mitigate the effects of Sha Qi