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By on May 7, 2014
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102_3116_thumb11-150x150Bagua Mirrors These 8-sided wooden blocks with a round mirror are said to deflect negative energy when placed above a door. I wonder what people’s view of the world is that they feel they need to ‘protect’ themselves from ‘negative’ energy rather than stimulate nurturing energy. These mirrors are aggressive and basically ‘attack’ anyone or anything in front of them, positive or negative. I not only don’t recommend them, I suggest you get rid of them if you have any. Plants, chimes, art, and other uplifting and colourful objects help to appropriately balance the energy of an entrance.

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About Mark Ainley

Mark Ainley is a Contemporary Feng Shui Consultant and Emotional Stress Consultant living in Vancouver. A former 5-year resident of Tokyo, Mark consults with clients internationally to help them design living and work spaces in alignment with their goals. He also provides consulting in emotional stress management, as well as in the connection between facial structure and innate behavioural and communication patterns. He can be reached through his website: www.senseofspace.com and www.markainley.com.