Feng Shui for relationships

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Feng Shui for relationships

You may want to reignite the spark in your current relationship — or perhaps you’re struggling to find a new partner. Feng Shui for relationships can help with both.

By balancing and harnessing the flow of energy in your home, Feng Shui clears the way for a more fulfilling relationship.  

Having said that, it can’t do all the work for you. If you’re open to the idea of love, Feng Shui for relationships smooths out the path.

I draw on a combination of natural elements, colour, compass direction, placement and design to allow the right energies to flow freely.

As a result:

  • Your home becomes a more loving, welcoming environment
  • It uncovers hidden obstacles to a healthy, supportive relationship
  • You free yourself from clutter and stagnant energy
  • Life becomes less of a struggle. You gain a sense of security
  • You have the space to nourish and nurture your relationship

 

Sustainability is important to me. When we’re clearing and decluttering, I’ll help you find ways to dispose of items sustainably. As many as possible will be recycled, reused and regenerated.

My name is Lynn Kingdon. If you’d like a no-obligation conversation about Feng Shui for relationships, I’d be delighted to hear from you.

What is Feng Shui for relationships?

In Chinese, Feng Shui means `wind and water’ — the two most powerful forces in nature. It’s derived from an ancient Taoist principle that humans are connected to the natural energy of the environment around us.

Feng Shui for relationships aims to free up the flow of positive energy (or chi) — particularly in the areas of the home relating to love and relationships. 

It also balances the opposing and complementary forces of chi, `yin’ and `yang’ — for example, female and male, soft and hard, cold and warm.

Put simply, Feng Shui is about energy and balance. When energy flows freely, and natural elements are properly balanced, it promotes harmony and peace. 

Feng Shui in relationships. How does it work?

Decluttering is a key part of Feng Shui, although I will never tell you what to do or come in and rearrange your entire living space. This is your home, and any change must feel right for you.

Often, it’s small but significant adjustments which redirect the flow of energy.

This is how it works: 

 

  • Conversation — I’ll start by finding out where you are now, and where you’d like to be as a result of a Feng Shui consultation

 

  • A natal chart — Depending on the dates and times of birth of you and your partner, there will be specific natural elements, symbols, colours, imagery and animals which are beneficial for both of you

 

  • Analysis — I take a detailed look at your home: its location, environment, compass direction, outside space, orientation, auspicious and inauspicious areas

 

  • Consultation — I explain how to make changes, and why they will be beneficial. I’m happy to roll up my sleeves and help you in a practical way

 

  • Sustainable decluttering — I help you dispose of unwanted items in a sustainable way

 

  • A written report — I’ll summarise my analysis and recommendations. You can refer back to them whenever you want to make changes in the future

 

Shall we have a chat? I can explain more about how it works and you can see what you think.

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The benefits of Feng Shui for relationships

We can easily block new opportunities without realising it, especially when the home environment has remained static for some time. Feng Shui for relationships reopens the energy pathways.

If you’re looking for a relationship, I will help you redirect the flow of energy to attract love. If your current relationship has become distant and unhappy, it can restore harmony and bring back the spark.

The key to a healthy relationship is feeling good about yourself, so my feng shui consultation doesn’t focus solely on your love life. It looks at the bigger picture, and there are numerous benefits to this:

  • Reduced levels of stress and anxiety
  • You can let go of stagnant clutter which may be preventing you from moving forward
  • You sleep better. Overall health and wellbeing improves
  • You have space to think more clearly about the future
  • You can attract abundance and prosperity to your home life

 

I’m Lynn Kingdon. Get in touch to tell me what you need from Feng Shui. I’ll explain more about how I can help.

FAQs

You’ll have questions so I’ve asked some of them here. If your question doesn’t appear, please feel free to get in touch. I’m always happy to provide the answer:

Yes, Feng Shui can work via a video call. The session works on the same principles as an in-person consultation. The only difference is that I’ll be guiding you as you move around your living space, finding its centre and establishing the compass directions.

I’m based in Horsham and will travel throughout East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey. Don’t worry if you live outside this area. We can arrange an online consultation. Alternatively, I can come and see you in person — although I will need to recover travel expenses.

Yes. I’ll treat your home as one area, but I can narrow down the consultation to specific rooms. In my experience, the most popular rooms tend to be bedrooms and kitchens — but a consultation can focus on anywhere in your home.

Yes. Feng Shui works extremely well in gardens because it’s based on creating harmony within the natural environment. I’ll help you use colours, shapes, specific types of plants and water features to make your garden a haven of tranquillity and calm.

I’ll need your date of birth and, if known, the time you were born. I’ll also ask you for the dates and times of birth of other people in your household or business. In addition, I’ll ask for a floorplan of your home or place of work. If you can’t get hold of a floorplan, don’t worry. I can give you advice on how to get hold of one, or we can draft a floorplan as part of the consultation.

Please don’t. It’s important for me to see the daily, real world environment in which you’re living or working. It helps me understand the impact this is currently having on you and your wellbeing.

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