Chi: Invisible World of Energy

According to the Chinese people, Chi, or energy (also named Qi), is the force of life. It was considered “the cosmic breath of the universe” by many ancient wise men, which summarized “that everything around us is energy.” These millennial conceptions converge in multiple senses with theories and scientific practices that contributed to the contemporary Physics and amazing achievements in Astronomy, which prove discoveries and advances of Space Science exploring the Universe, in terms of energy.

It’s important to know, and Feng Shui contributes to this issue, that we are all capable of developing great sensitivity to energy, that force that breathes life into us and our homes, and exerts influence in our mood, emotions, let alone it feeds our body as a force of intangible and invisible life.

But Feng Shui, with chi and energy, goes beyond the theory. It is an efficient and useful way, a valuable instrument in our hands to strengthen the energy of our lives and avoid its weakening on a daily basis. Our body (let’s say our being because this concept integrates physical, mental and spiritual elements); the dwelling occupied by us and its environment; the objects we possess; the internal and external atmosphere; our study or work place; the meals we eat; animals or pets that live with us… all of these elements generate energy that can be positive or negative, abundant or weak.

When we come to the world, the spirit and energy accompanying us are new, luminous and pure. As we grow, mature and age -depending on our vital experience- that energy weakens, loses brightness and strength, and our spirit grows dark if we are not capable of organizing all of those abovementioned factors so that energy can be unblocked, recovered, boosted up and retained.

Wisdom and knowledge treasured by Feng Shui give us the keys, the way and method, with its almost endless pieces of advice and orientations for the energy to flow with balance and vigor, and regain its entire splendor