Feng Shui Entrance
The Door to Success

Feng Shui entrance and front door spaces to your home or business, must be set up to invite critical CHI Energy into an area. CHI, the vital Life Force Energy that swirls throughout the Universe, brings wealth and well-being to us.

Blocks or deterrents to CHI Energy must be removed to allow the healthy CHI Flow to enter into our surroundings.

Feng Shui Cures for Entrances

Bury these nine coins under the pathway that leads to your home or retail store, or put them under your doormat if you live in apartment, this represents money making its way to your doorstep.

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Under Doormat 9 coins" Link the energy of abundance to your entrance

Here’s an important Feng Shui question: Do you enter and leave your home through your front door? For convenience, many busy people use their garage or back doors to come and go into their homes and neglect the importance of their front entrance.

In Feng Shui, the main entrance into your home is the portal though which your good energy, Chi, flows into your home and life. As you leave for the day, your doorway frames your first view of the outside world, so encourage yourself to enter and exit through a harmonious and inviting entry way that will support your positive self-image.

The importance of Chi energy flowing in and out of the entrances to our homes is vital to our feeling of well-being in the world. Entrances represent the “Mouth of Chi” and should be enhanced to support blessings entering through our personal gateways.

Just as important, remember that your visitors receive their first impression about who you are and what you’re about by observing the gateway into your home.

In classic Feng Shui, the front door can be painted a shade of red to attract good energy or black to attract wealth. Once inside, continue your welcome in the foyer or entryway by including indoor greeters, such lush plants, a fish tank or a large mirror on a side wall to enhance a small space.

Beautiful greeters such as brightly colored flowerpots, carved statues, fountains or outdoor art, should welcome you and your guests.

Personally selected or created artwork can be most uplifting and should be considered when creating an inviting setting.

Ideally, the entrance will be both safe and beautiful with no clutter to block the flow of the nourishing Chi energy. The path leading to the front door should be well-lighted and clear of obstructions, including overgrown bushes or unrepaired sidewalks.

Your front entrance is a powerful gathering place for positive energy that supports the well-being of you, your family andvisitors – so use it often!

The Front Door

• Revitalize your front door: the entrance is the all-importantmouth of Chi
• Place greeters on either side of the front door
• Add color and warmth by adding flowers and green plants outside the door
• Make the walk way to the front door a welcoming path for guests

Our Pot of Gold Feng Shui applications can be inexpensive and personally creative. We bought this brass pot at a garage sale for $3.00, and spent a few dollars for 5 bags of painted small gold rocks at Pier I. We cleaned the pot, propped up a board across the inside bottom, and added the gold rocks on top.

Now, we - and our visitors - enjoy smiling at our fun prosperity reminder that sets just outside of our front door!

Flower Pot Greeters at The Norlin Library on the campus of
The University of Colorado at Boulder

Your Feng Shui Entrance - The Foyer

• Direct the Chi flow through doors into the foyer
• Use artwork or plants to warm the area and direct Chi flow
• Place fresh-cut flowers in vases in the foyer to invite positive energy inside
• No mirrors directly across from the front door, rather place a mirror on a side wall

For more on Feng Shui Mirror Placement.......