How to Feng Shui a Student Desk

As a student,you spend a great deal of time working at your desk. If your in a dorm - it may be the biggest space you actually have!

Desks have Feng Shui of their own! Follow long and learn how to set up your desk in order to gain the maximum in positive energy! A well defined desktop will bring positive energy to your studies!

1. Don't sit with your back to the door! If the desk must be positioned this way - place a mirror on the desk that reflects the doorway so that you can always see who is entering behind you. If possible locate your desk in the North East area of your room.

2. Make sure there are no poison arrows pointing at your chair! That means not pointy objects, corners of bookcases, or artwork with pointy objects such as arrows.

3. Gain Mountain Support! Place picture of a mountain or mountain shape directly behind your chair and gain instant support!

4. Avoid distractions! Don't place your chair in direct view out a window or distractions will lead to poor study habits.

5. Keep the desk clutter free! Use folders or storage bins to ensure clarity.

6. Place a quartz crystal on the North East corner of your desk - place a lamp directly above it or place a crystal ball or globe in the same area.

7. Add and spiritual Images that are important to you. For example a laughing Buddha placed on your desk encourages this happy mentor spirit to surround you.

Source: Ezine Articles/Rol.vn

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