The extent of your Garden is unessential with regards to arranging and design. The essential Feng Shui standards of the Five Elements, the Bagwa or Pa Kua, the significance of compass headings and the Nine Basic Remedies apply similarly to your garden as to your home.
Feng Shui in the Garden Yin
The Garden is the Yin and the house is the Yang, so the general impact of your garden ought to pass on the parity of Yin and Yang. There ought to likewise be an equalization in the manner in which straight lines and edges related with a house are complimented to accomplish that balance. Blossom quaint little inns ways can be used to contrast and parity the straight lines of a house.
Parity can be accomplished in the garden with the use of differentiating surfaces, for example, the harshness of rocks joining the smooth surface of water. The complexity of rocks and water likewise speaks to the equalization of stillness (rocks) and development (water) and the concordance of humans and nature. The measure of your garden may make it difficult to incorporate a waterway. This can be overwhelmed with the straightforward expansion of a water basin or wellspring.
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