Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese belief. The Chinese believe that there are energy forces called ‘chi’. These forces are present everywhere, even inside our bodies. According to the Chinese, a person can help direct these forces to bring good luck, prosperity, happiness, and more. Chi affects every area of a person’s life. By following basic Feng Shui tips, a person’s good luck can be increased.

How does a person use Feng Shui tips to create more good luck? According to Feng Shui philosophy, chi is influenced by everything concrete in our lives. Our possessions and where they are located can all affect chi energy. Even the layout of our homes and offices affects chi energy. By adding and taking away objects, changing the positioning of furniture, plants, wall art, and more, we can increase our good luck.

According to Feng Shui beliefs, there are three types of luck- Heaven Luck, Mankind Luck, and Earth Luck. Earth Luck is the type of luck that can be most influenced by Feng Shui principles. Using Feng Shui can attract positive Chi energy and good luck. Feng Shui can also help prevent bad luck.

Lucky Bamboo is a very popular Feng Shui tip to bring good luck. Bamboo is considered lucky because it is so strong. Lucky Bamboo is a very easy care plant. Buy a Lucky Bamboo with 9 stalks to increase good luck. Feng Shui principles dictate that plants must be alive and healthy. So, if you decide to get a Lucky Bamboo for good luck, be sure to take care of it. Bamboo floors are also considered lucky, according to Feng Shui.

Dragons are a traditional Chinese symbol of good luck. Basic Feng Shui principles agree. Dragons symbolize power. A dragon figurine or art placed in an office will help bring good luck to your career or business. Do not place the dragon so that it appears to be leaving out a door or window.

Tigers are also good luck symbols according to basic Feng Shui principles. Like dragons, the best place to put representations of tigers is in an office or study. Do not use a tiger symbol that has an open mouth or that is in an attack position