I Am
​​Tiffany Lynch
Feng Shui Designer / Nature Lover / Intuitive / Empath

I Have A Passion For Feng Shui  & The Ancient Chinese Ways
We can change the world with the opening of each persons heart!

​I believe that everything is energy and by using Feng Shui, Astrology, and the Ancient Chinese ways,
we can tap into the higher energies around us, and literally transform our lives.
 When we make  our homes or businesses sanctuaries that are sources of healing, joy, and inspiration, 
we then carry that energy with us out into the world and into everything we do including 
working, raising our children, serving our communities.
By balancing using the ancient art of Feng Shui, Astrology & the I Ching, you can completely enhance and transform your life!

Water Element In Feng Shui

 The water element has a healing, life giving and mysterious energy that can be expressed in colors blue and black, in a variety of water features, flowing shapes, images of water, mirrors, as well as numerous decor items in blue and black colors
 
Water is considered to be the initial element, that makes the birth to all the other elements and symbolizes wealth. Water has the clear and fresh effects. The water balance causes inspiration, wisdom & introspection.  The excess of water leads to flabbiness and despondency. Too much water makes the feeling of unbalance, the feeling you are sinking. The lack of water leads to the feeling of loneliness.

Earth Element In Feng Shui

The element earth is yin, feminine, like Mother Earth in the West. Earth’s position on the feng shui ba-gua represents unity and balance. Earth’s tri-gram is three broken lines because the earth is open and receptive to rain, sun, and other natural forces. Earth’s symbol is the black and white yin/yang. Although earth is a yin element, it can exist in either a yang or a yin state. When earth expresses masculine yang energy, its color is yellow and is symbolized by a hill. When earth expresses feminine yin energy, its color is gold and is symbolized by a valley.

Earth traits are stable, practical, reliable, industrious, empathetic, honest, kind, prudent.  The Earth element helps us to meditate and nourish ourselves physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Too much earth can cause over eating or weight gain,  stubbornness, overly sympathitic,  non movement (like the solidness of the earth). We always want energy to move and to maintain in balance.

Wood Element In Feng Shui

The wood element is used to enhance growth, creativity and even wealth. Of the five elements of feng shui, the element of wood is most effective if you seek personal growth, intuition, creativity, flexibility and expansion.  An excess of the wood element  can lead to fussiness, obstinacy and inflexibility. At the same time the lack of wood element can be reflected in absence of creativity, depression, and indecision. In Feng Shui we always want to create balance.
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As the “purest” element, Metal’s color white and its shape is round. Metal bring a lovely smoothness into a space. Metal is very strong and powerful element, it symbolizes life energy and intelligence. Metal symbolizes the power of heavens, success and business. Metal is another main feng shui element. It represents success in businesses and harvesting, represents our material being, brings power, it increases analytical skills. Metal influences on mental clarity and logic. Furthermore, metal is a symbol of wealth, success, leadership. The lack of metal leads to the feeling of caution, stillness and absence of concentration. The excess of this element can lead to making rash and hasty decisions.
Metal Element in Feng Shui
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Fire Element In Feng Shui
 Fire feels magical and is trans-formative, creating a warm atmosphere for a life that’s dynamic, expansive and happily social.
Fire’s symbolic shape is the triangle, evoking the shape of a merry fire burning in a cozy fireplace. So pointed shapes such as stars do a great job bringing Fire into your space. FIre is associated with the color red, noontime, summer and the south. Fire energy is brilliant, exciting and warm. It represents our rank or fame – how the world perceives us and the image we convey to others. Like a steady flame, we are reminded to illuminate the path and share our light while maintaining enough equilibrium to prevent burning out. Fire’s emotion is joy and the passionate, sometimes reckless, abandonment of rules. Over stimulation, anxiety and restlessness are also the consequences of too much Fire.