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A NORTH-WEST FACING DOOR

Posted on July 22, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 292.5 to 337.5 degrees

A North–West facing front door is considered to have yin (feminine) energy. This direction is the season of fall transitioning into winter or evening into night time.

This direction is the Helpful People doorway and it represents blessing and travel. The North is considered a metal element which can be reflected by a round shape or in the colors of white, grey or black.

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

Enhancements to a North-West Facing Front Door

In the element theory metal is nurtured by the earth element. Earth colors are light yellow and earthy colors. It is reflected with low square shapes.

Avoid with a North-West Facing Door

The elements of Fire and Water destroy metal.

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A NORTH FACING DOOR

Posted on July 22, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 337.5 to 22.5 degrees

A North facing front door is considered to have yin (feminine energy). This direction is the season of winter or night into morning.

This direction is the Life-path doorway and it represents the journey and careers. The North is considered a water element which can be reflected by an irregular shape or in the colors of blue and black.

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

Enhancements to a North Facing Front Door

In the element theory water is supported by the metal element therefore enhancements can be made using characteristics of this elements. These are the colors of blue and black, round shapes and metal objects.

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Avoid with a North Facing Door

It is best to avoid objects and colors in the elements of Fire and Wood as these elements destroy water.

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A NORTH–EAST FACING FRONT DOOR

Posted on July 22, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 22.5 to 67.5 degrees

A North – East facing front door is considered a yin and yang balance. This direction is a transitional stage in the wheel of winter into spring or night into morning.

This direction is the spirituality and personal growth doorway and it represents higher education. The North–East is considered an earth element which can be reflected by a low square shape or in the colors of light yellow, sand and earth, however it is primarily associated with the color of blue.

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

Enhancements to a North-East Facing Front Door

Fire and Metal supports earth in the nurturing cycle of the element theory. Therefore enhancements can be made using these element’s characteristics. Colors of black, grey, white, red, purple, orange, deep yellows and pinks and the shape of triangles and circles are some examples.

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Avoid with a North-East Facing Door

Wood and water destroys earth, therefore colors and objects reflecting these two elements are avoided with East Facing Front Door in the element theory.

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A SOUTH – WEST FACING DOOR

Posted on July 21, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 202.5 to 247.5 degrees

A South – West facing front door is considered to have a balance of yin and yang energy. This direction is the season of summer transitioning into fall or late afternoon.

This direction is the Love & Relationship doorway and it represents Partnerships.

The South–West is considered an earth element which can be reflected in low square shapes or in the colors of light yellow, sand and earth.

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

Enhancements to a South-West Facing Front Door

In the element theory earth is supported by fire so enhancements can be made using those elements characteristics.

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What to Avoid with a South-West Facing Door

The element of Wood & Water disturb and destroy metal in the theory of elements.

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A SOUTH–EAST FACING FRONT DOOR

Posted on July 21, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 202.5 to 247.5 degrees

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

A South-East facing front door is considered to have a yang (masculine) quality to it. This direction reflects spring becoming summer and late morning.

South-East is the prosperity doorway and it’s direction represents money and abundance.

It is considered a wood element that is reflected in the shape of an upright rectangle or in colors of green and brown.

Enhancements to a South-East Facing Front Door

In element theory water and earth nurture and support wood elements. Enhancements then can be made using these elements characteristics. These are the colors of blue, black, light yellows and earth colors. T shapes are low squares and irregular like water.

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Avoid with a South-East Facing Door

It is best to avoid objects and colors of metal elements as metal destroys wood!

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A SOUTH FACING FRONT DOOR

Posted on July 21, 2015 | Leave a comment

Compass reading – 157 – 202 degrees

Feng Shui Cardinal Directions

A South-facing front door is considered to have a yang (masculine) quality to it. This quality is sometime described as the sun and it reflects summer or high noon.

South is the fame doorway and it represents reputations and recognition.

This is considered a fire element which can be reflected by the shape of a triangle or in the colors of red, purple, dark yellow, deep orange and pink.

Enhancements to a South Facing Front Door

In the element theory wood nurtures and supports fire so enhancements can be made using this elements characteristics. This may be in upright rectangular shaped objects using the colors of green and brown or upright living plants, or objects representing living animals and people.