Are you interested in harnessing the power of feng shui to create positive energy in your home? If so, you may have come across advice on using a Feng Shui Bagua Mirror. However, it's essential to tread carefully when it comes to this particular Feng Shui cure. Let's explore the correct usage of a Bagua Mirror and discover a better alternative.
Decoding the Feng Shui Bagua Mirror
First, it's important to dispel some common misconceptions. Contrary to popular belief, a Bagua Mirror should never be placed inside your home. Instead, these mirrors are external cures designed to address negative energies on the outside of a building. A Bagua Mirror typically features an octagonal shape surrounded by the 8 trigrams from the I-Ching, arranged in the Former Heaven Sequence.
The purpose of the Bagua Mirror is to protect your home from harmful or destructive energies, known as "chi." By dispersing negative energy into the eight directions (South, North, East, West, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest), any remaining undispersed energy is believed to be reflected back to its source.
How to Properly Use a Feng Shui Bagua Mirror
If you find yourself needing to use a Bagua Mirror, it's important to understand that not all mirrors are the same. Here are the guidelines for using different types of Bagua Mirrors:
- Flat or Convex Bagua Mirror: This type of mirror is used to disperse and deflect destructive chi, especially when it originates from a sharp corner of another building. Additionally, it is recommended for homes located at the end of a "T" intersection.
- Concave Bagua Mirror: If your building faces a much larger structure, such as a skyscraper, or your business faces an imposing parking garage, a concave Bagua Mirror can help diminish the negative impact.
To use a Bagua Mirror effectively, place it above the top beam of your main entrance on the exterior of your home.
The Problem with Using a Feng Shui Bagua Mirror
While Bagua Mirrors can be helpful in certain situations, there are some drawbacks to consider. Here are the main issues associated with using a Bagua Mirror:
- Duplicating the Problem: Mirrors inherently duplicate whatever they reflect. Placing a Bagua Mirror to deflect negative energy means you are duplicating and potentially intensifying the problem.
- Sending Bad Energy Back: By reflecting the negative energy back to its source, you may unknowingly be causing harm to others and acquiring negative karma.
- Negative Impact on You: Placing a Bagua Mirror that reflects bad energy can affect you negatively as you approach your own front door, creating an undesirable atmosphere.
Considering these concerns, it's no wonder that many people feel uncomfortable using a Bagua Mirror. Good-hearted individuals do not wish to harm others or create unnecessary conflicts with their neighbors.
A Better Alternative: The Sun Bagua Cure
Fortunately, there's a more compassionate and effective alternative to the traditional Bagua Mirror. Inspired by the collaboration between vibrational healer Bill Austin and myself, we have created the Sun Bagua Cure.
The Sun Bagua Cure is a ceramic ornament that features abstract paintings infused with love Feng Shui frequencies. This cure is specifically designed to bless and protect your home without causing harm or negative consequences to the surrounding buildings and vehicles. Say a prayer when installing the Sun Bagua Cure to set your intention for protection and positive energy flow.
To use the Sun Bagua Cure, simply place it above the beam over the main entrance of your building on the exterior. You can secure it with a nail or strong double-sided mounting tape. It's worth noting that these cures are durable and rarely break. However, if yours ever does break or become damaged, replace it promptly.
When to Use the Sun Bagua Cure
The Sun Bagua Cure is suitable for addressing various Feng Shui problems, including:
- When a corner or pointy roof of a building faces your home, especially if it's directed towards your main entrance.
- If your home is situated at the end of a T intersection, where vehicles appear to be heading directly towards your house before turning.
- If your home or business is adjacent to a tall or unsightly structure across the street.
- When dealing with difficult neighbors or concerned about potential robberies.
Remember, the Sun Bagua Cure (3.5" in diameter) is a superior alternative to the traditional Bagua Mirror, as it promotes love, harmony, and positive energy flow without causing harm to others.
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Conclusion
Incorporating Feng Shui practices into your home can significantly impact the energy flow and overall harmony of your living space. While the Bagua Mirror may seem like a popular choice, it's crucial to consider the potential negative consequences and explore alternative options like the Sun Bagua Cure. By choosing a compassionate and effective solution, you can create a harmonious environment that attracts positive energy and promotes well-being in your life.
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