Bells/Chimes

Bells and chimes especially in the form of a mobile, or more usually called a Wind Chime, are one of the most popular Feng Shui ‘cures.’
Wind Chimes, with their gentle tinkling, scatter negative Qi, break up stagnant Qi, encourage the free flow of Qi, and have a calming effect wherever they are hung.
Wind Chimes can be made of metal or bamboo. They can be hung close to entrances, over windows, in corners, stairways, or anywhere that Qi needs encouragement.
Wind chimes tend to have a fairly powerful effect, so don’t overdo it. They should be of a size and shape that fits the space.
A Chime that is too large or too many chimes will create chaos like too many clocks. So be discreet and be specific about what it is you want to encourage.
Wind Chimes should not be hung in trees or near cemeteries as they tend to attract negative spirits.

Broom

A broom will sweep away troubles. A pair of brooms in the Relationship corner will help renew a relationship by sweeping away old animosities. A broom in the Ancestor area will help sweep away the cobwebs or age and keep those relationships vital.

Old Man

In oriental culture, unlike North America, age is seen as a sign of wisdom. This the kind of wisdom that can only come from experience. Grandparents are usually actively involved in the raising of children. This has a two fold effect. Not only do children benefit from the wisdom of their Elders, but seniors tend to live longer, healthier, happier lives, by their interaction with youth and vitality.

Crystals

Crystals and crystalline structures tend to focus energy and bring good luck. Crystal fragments embedded in walls or wallpaper will help to intensify and focus the energies of the room or area of the room where they are located.
Different kinds of crystals have various effects which you may wish to employ. For example, Amethyst is cleansing and promotes inner vision. Emerald or Jade promotes healing. Jade promotes wealth.
It is best to obtain a book or some other such reference to see exactly how different crystals operate.

Bamboo

Bamboo is one of the more popular materials used in Feng Shui and indeed, many Chinese practices. It is a light strong, resilient material that is plentiful in the area. It also produces distinctive sounds when struck.

Bamboo flute

Hung with a red ribbon with the mouthpiece pointing downwards bring peace, contentment and tranquility.
Bamboo brings luck, peace and tranquility and is often used in sleeping chambers to promote sleep.

Mirrors

The use of mirrors is another very popular way to effect Feng Shui ‘cures.’
Depending on their placement, mirrors can absorb or deflect Qi, so their placement is a matter of some delicacy.
Mirrors can literally make a corner disappear.
A small mirror may be placed on the bathroom door, for example, to deflect Qi away from this area. This is a good idea if you bathroom is in the Wealth or Health area and you don’t want to be flushing away all your money and health. Keep the door closed and the seat down.
A mirror in a long dark hall will help move the Qi along and keep it from stagnating. Small mirrors are also useful on long straight stairways and at stairway junctions.
A very large mirror in the living room or dining room will have the effect of making people feel uncomfortable encouraging them to leave rather than linger. Check out the next fast food restaurant you eat in and see how many mirrors there are.
Mirrors in general will have the effect of brightening up a corner with reflected light.
Mirrors can make things appear to be double their size creating a sense of space. Watch it though, an overly large mirror can also cause a sense of disequilibrium to anyone entering a room so treated.
Avoid hanging mirrors so that people’s heads are cut off. Immediately replace any broken or chipped mirrors.

Statues

Stone or Marble statues of lions or dragons at the gate or entrance to a home will give that home a sense of stability and solidity and protect that home against evil spirits. Plane round balls will achieve the same effect. These should be of sufficient size to be noticed but not so large they will frighten visitors.
It is better to display less aggressive animals inside the house.
Statues or framed pictures of Saints, teachers or other spiritual leaders can uplift any area of the house, but are best in the Mentor’s area.

Water

Water is an integral part of Feng Shui. In fact the name Feng Shui means in Chinese ‘Wind & Water.’
Feng Shui practice considers water to be very lucky and a symbol of wealth and prosperity. Table top fountains, symbolize not only the meandering flow of Qi, which is desirable, but the gurgling sound creates a sense of peace and tranquility.
A simple table top pond, often with an old man fishing, can also be used. Make sure you change the water regularly to avoid stagnation.