It has been mentioned a lot, especially in the last two decades, within the field of interior decoration and home well-being. However, what exactly is Feng Shui? It is a philosophy that comes from China, specifically from an ancient poem about human life and its connection with nature, a balance between the energies that govern the world. The idea is to achieve harmony between the people who inhabit a house and their own environment. And this will have a lot to do with the arrangement of furniture, objects and other elements of the home.
The arrangement of the furniture or the orientation in which they have been placed, these are two basic ones to take into account when adapting a house to the terms of Feng Shui. Done correctly, your residents will gain peace of mind, embrace new perspectives that inspire them to achieve their goals, and enjoy peace at home. And one of the most important elements for Feng Shui are mirrors.
Mirrors represent a key object within the philosophy of Feng Shui, depending on how they are arranged, they can help neutralize negative aspects and enhance positive energy. That is why it is necessary to know the proper way to locate and orient them.
Within Feng Shui there is the theory of the five elements: fire, water, earth, wood and metal. This is relevant because each room will have at least one or two of these elements, the different combinations will give rise to positive or negative environments. For example, water and land do not complement each other, but harm each other. That is why you have to balance the water with more water.
And what does this have to do with mirrors? In Feng Shui they are considered to be of the water element, due to qualities such as fluidity, depth and favoring inspiration. They are very necessary elements that must be placed following a series of rules.
The room in the house, the place it occupies in it and its orientation are essential factors that must be taken into account when placing a mirror.
