However, you might find it difficult to find the best facing directions for some feng shui cures. This is where it is helpful to know the general category of feng shui cures and from there define if a cure can face one of your best directions. Here are the general categories for the feng shui cures with tips for finding their best directions:
- Horizontally placed cures such as a rock crystal wand, for example, or the gold arrowana fish. If the item is typically placed in a horizontal position, then finding its best direction is similar to finding the best sleeping position for a person lying in bed. You will determine the best facing direction by the way the most important part (in this case the rock crystal point or the head or the arrowana fish) is pointing to, or facing towards.
- Seating or standing cures such as the laughing Buddha, a Chi Lin or a Three legged toad (classical feng shu cures). These cures will be arranged according to the same criteria you apply when determining the facing direction for yourself, i.e. direction you look at while standing or seating.
- Circular energy cures such as a round fountain, a rose quart heart, a plant or a tumbled crystal. In this case, there will be no one specific direction where the energy is directed to. With these feng shui cures it is not possible to place them facing a specific best direction, as their energy is circular, meaning it emanates equally to all directions. As these feng shui cures have a circular energy, they will be placed only according to the bagua criteria. Feng Shui use of art often falls into this category.
Please note this does not mean that circulat energy feng shu cures, or feng shui cures without a specific facing direction are less powerful. Not at all. They just work in a different way because their energy is different.
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==> Two Main Feng Shui Criteria for the Right Placement of Feng Shui Cures
