Some of the uses of mirrors in feng shui are:
- The mirror brings the feng shui energy of water.
- Mirrors are used to expand a space, as well as to draw the beneficial Chi in.
- Mirrors have been called the aspirin of feng shui; with proper placement, they can dramatically shift the flow of energy in any given space.
- Mirrors bring a sense of refreshment and calm.
- Typical mirrors defined by shape and frame materials (oval, round, square, etc.) For example, a round shape mirror in a gold leaf frame can be a beautiful feng shui Abundance cure and work well in the Southeast area of your space.
- Concave mirrors. These mirrors are mostly used outside in feng shui and produce an upside-down, condensed reflection.
- Convex mirrors have protective qualities, serving as a watchful eye . Mostly used outside in feng shui, although can be used inside, too, especially if nicely framed.
- East (Health & Family)
- Southeast (Wealth & Abundance)
- North (Career & Path in Life)
- South (Fame & Reputation)
- on the wall directly facing the Main Door
- on the wall(s) facing the Bed.
Generally, there are three categories of mirrors in feng shui:
The Ba-Gua Mirror is a special type of feng shui cure that is covered separately.
Best feng shui areas to have a mirror:
Feng Shui areas to avoid placing a mirror:
Mirrors have always fascinated humankind and have lots of lore attached to them. From protective to reflective to pure "How do I look today?" uses, humans have been using mirrors for centuries. Where do you think the origins of mirrors come from? Of course from us looking into our reflection in the water! Pure, deep, and calm water always serves as a reflection of all that is projected into it.
