From Ancient Roots to Modern Balance
Since the dawn of time, many cultures have sought ways to align the human habitat with Nature. Feng Shui is one of them.
It originated some 3000 years ago in ancient China as an ancestral art of harmonizing human dwellings with
natural energies. People used it to design harmonious, prosperous homes.
How tradition gradually distanced Feng Shui from its original purpose
Diverse Feng Shui traditions emerged over the centuries, making up increasingly complex and secretive theories. This aimed to keep it out of reach of ordinary people as an instrument of domination for the elite.
Additionally, many superstitious beliefs specific to Chinese folklore have been added over time.
These are the reasons why Feng Shui appears so confusing and full of contradictions.
Blending ancestral wisdom with modern awareness.
To unearth the true gems of wisdom held by original Feng Shui and propose a new, effective way of balancing the home energies for modern individuals, a new approach has emerged during the last two decades in the West.
The purpose of Holistic Feng Shui is twofold:
Reconnecting to the most genuine, ancestral form of Feng Shui, based on harmony with the energies of Nature.
Integrating a modern, rational approach based on the psychology of the environment (subconscious impact of organization, shapes, colors, symbols, etc.).
In Holistic Feng Shui, the space we live in is a reflection of ourselves, our dreams and expectations, our past, and our relationship with others and the world.