Why are some people always lucky in everything, while others, no matter what they do, constantly face problems and obstacles? Why do some become darlings of fate, while others are chronic losers? Why do some, seemingly without any effort, get everything from life: love, money, health, success and recognition, while others can’t improve their personal lives and relationships, are forced to fight poverty, and constantly experience health problems? Someone, answering these questions for themselves, will remember good karma, someone - a happy Destiny and a favorable arrangement of the stars at the time of birth, but a person practicing Feng Shui will talk about the balance of Yin and Yang, the correct movement of the flow of Qi energy, the balance of the five elements, good Feng Shui , harmony with oneself and the world around. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese philosophy, a science and art of creating a harmonious living space to improve the quality of human life. Using the methods and principles of Feng Shui, people find love and happiness, improve their financial situation and health, strengthen relationships with loved ones and family, and expand opportunities in career and business. Ancient Eastern wisdom helps to make positive changes in any sphere of life. During a "black streak" in life, Feng Shui smooths out and softens any troubles, and over time these streaks themselves become short-lived and gradually disappear, giving way to a joyful perception of life. In the East, Feng Shui has been practiced for several thousand years, but for the Western world, this science is a relatively new trend. In Eastern culture, Feng Shui is a whole philosophy, a way of thinking, a way of life. Europeans have adopted only the form, making this art only a fashionable interior design and an additional life stimulus, similar to daily horoscopes and astrological forecasts. That is why in the modern Western world it is generally accepted that it is enough, for example, to put a money tree or a figurine of a three-toed toad in a room, and a cornucopia will immediately open, or to hang a picture of peonies or roses on a certain wall, and true Love will immediately come into life. This understanding was “brought to the masses” by the American of Chinese origin Thomas Lin Yu, who simplified the ancient science, creating the so-called “symbolic Feng Shui for ordinary people” . True, classical Feng Shui has nothing to do with amulets, talismans, figurines and other attributes of Chinese culture. Since we live in the Western world and have a Western way of thinking, on the pages of the site we will consider exactly "symbolic feng shui", especially since not a single real Master in the entire history of feng shui has ever put all his knowledge on paper. In this science there are secrets that can only be conveyed in words and only to the most worthy, these secrets are forbidden to be brought out to the general public. After all, feng shui works with the destinies of people , and giving the keys to this to everyone is, at the very least, irresponsible.