Feng shui deals with the effect of life energy, which we can call the spirit of the earth, on human life.
The essence of this ancient knowledge is to find the right place to build our living spaces and to arrange this place in harmony with both nature and our own nature.
The literal meaning of Feng shui is wind and water; that is, the two great forces of nature... Based on thousands of years of observation, this ancient knowledge, which examines the universe, nature, and their effects on human life, serves as a compass for living in harmony with both nature and our own nature in today's city life.
I define the question of what Feng Shui is and what it provides us with as follows:
According to cognitive therapy, focusing on the negative is part of our evolutionary development. The instinct for survival requires this! It is important to think about what is difficult/negative without denying its existence... However, a beautiful Zen saying states that we should water what we want to grow, like a gardener!
Difficulties always exist, but our intention is to grow what is good and pleasant...
At this point, Feng shui is a very valuable ancient knowledge that guides us in creating a garden, both in our spaces and within ourselves, where we enjoy living.