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Step 1
Separate pieces of furniture by 3 feet. Leaving space between pieces of furniture allows continuous flow of energy.
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Step 2
Put beds in front of a walls so you have a strong support behind you. Elevate all beds, including children's beds, off the ground. Energy cannot flow freely under a bed that isn't elevated.
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Step 3
Arrange furniture so that your back never faces a door. You should see your bedroom door from your bed. Your office door should be directly visible from your desk.
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Step 4
Limit the use of accessories as they crowd space and reduce the flow of energy. Place pictures or paintings at eye level over a heavier piece of furniture.
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Step 5
Put mirrors at the end of hallways to minimize the feeling of a "dead end." Avoid placing mirrors directly across from your bed.
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Step 6
Open your windows for at least 20 minutes daily to allow energy to flow from outside into your home.
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Step 7
Eliminate clutter from your home. Place magazines in covered containers. File paperwork in filing cabinets. Use twist ties and surge protectors to consolidate cords and cables.











