Feng shui · Centre sector
The centre of the home is the still point from which all eight outer sectors are measured. It is sometimes called the tai chi. The tradition is clear: keep it open, uncluttered, and well-lit. Modern design agrees.
None of these need a compass, a Kua number, new furniture, or money. Pick one. Do it before bed.
Sketch a rough floor plan. Draw the diagonals. Where they cross is the centre. Stand there. Notice what is around you. That is the move.
If a heavy piece of furniture, a storage unit, or a cluttered cupboard is in the centre of the home, that is your highest-leverage feng shui task. The centre wants air.
A yellow or terracotta object. A flat stone. A ceramic bowl. The earth element is the natural element of the centre; the traditional cure stabilises the whole home.
Our sister site, My Feng Shui Home, carries the full guide library: the bagua, the nine life areas, cures, and the room-by-room work. Open the guide on myfengshuihome.com.
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