4 ways to feng shui your cubicle

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By Caroline Pizzo

1. Disperse Qi, Reduce Sha Qi
The principles of feng shui aim to create harmony between you and your environment, enhance your well-being and eliminate the negative effects of your surroundings. This ancient Chinese philosophy is based on nurturing positive energy, called qi, to live a peaceful, healthy life. Elements of feng shui are said to promote your prosperity and foster positive relationships, especially at work. In turn, the negative energy flowing throughout our lives is labeled sha qi. This negative energy can collect up in your work space in pointed corners, through piles of clutter and because of unharmonious floor plans.

Astrology.com Daily Feng Shui Tip - Monday September 14, 2009

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"During these days of soaring unemployment, it's more critical than ever to honor the relationship between boss and employee. Never are those energies felt more acutely than today, 'National Boss/Employee Exchange Day.' If you're looking to make your mark in the office and impress the person responsible for your reviews and rewards, then it's important to assess the 'Fame' area of the main floor of your living space. Located at the back center or the middle of the far back wall of the house (looking in from your front door, divide the main floor of your home into a tic-tac-toe board. The area to which I refer would be considered the top center grid or square). Into this space place an image or a picture of a peacock. According to Feng Shui, the peacock symbolizes another high-flyer, the phoenix. These birds are believed responsible for bringing the 'employee' recognition, bonus and big boons from the boss. The phoenix can rise from the ashes as well, so even if you've been having a hard time at work, this adjustment will activate energies of transformation of your reputation. If you're really hoping to heat up your 'Q' factor, then you can also hang a picture of a phoenix or peacock at the entrance to your office. Then sit back and wait as opportunity for increased exposure and rewards literally fly through your door. Now, isn't it about time for you to get out and strut your stuff?"

By Ellen Whitehurst for Astrology.com.

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4 ways to feng shui your cubicle

Astrology.com Daily Feng Shui Tip - Monday September 14, 2009