A time-tested yet simple approach to organise a space to enhance the positive energy is by adapting Feng Shui. Ensuring that you have not deviated from the basic tenets of Feng Shui is quite critical as the Art and Science of Feng Shui is to balance the flow of energy — Chi which is not visible but can be felt by the occupants. In simpler terms, Feng Shui can be adapted in specific sectors of our home to experience its benefits and positive effects. From the path way to your home to your décor inside your home each aspect of your living environment and life can be made more harmonious and prosperous too. Keeping the home, especially the front bright, nice and fresh smelling ensures that this type of energy permeates into the house and the life of the occupants as the positive forces enter into a building through the main door. Keeping this area free of obstacles, clutter and trash is of great significance in ensuring good Feng Shui. Dead plants, creeper, thorns are not ideal for the front of the building or close to main door. Hence, keeping such plants out of bounds to this sector would be useful. Some of the basic housekeeping checks can usher in good Feng Shui without much of changes or efforts:
