Sara Jane Ho
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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That's why you keep on saying it. People refer to the whole area as vagina, but actually... But those wipes, don't you wipe everything? Yeah, but you can't go up into a vagina.
You need to help me. The good thing is that your back is against a wall and you are facing out onto the room and to the window because the wall is what we call a khao shan. Khao is support. Shan is mountain. And when you sit, you want a wall behind you because that's your supporting mountain that protects you. The worst is to have your desk up against the wall where you're facing the wall, right?
And if you're facing the wall, it's like you have, it inhibits growth because, I mean, you're looking at a wall. Yeah. And then you're defenseless because your back is to the room, your back is to the window.
Now, one thing I would say, instead of a glass table, you should have a wood table because glass is transparent. It's not solid enough if it's a working table. Would, or just something that's like, you know, that's not transparent. Why? Because what would it be? Would be best. So it's, I mean, gloss, like you want your work desk to be a place of security and of productivity and wealth, right?
Bringing in money. Right. And in fact, we say the best work desk is something that even covers over the side so that when somebody, when you're sitting at it, people can't see your legs.
Okay. In this room, I would say your TV is too high and that shelf is a bit high and it creates pressure, especially if you're sitting down.
Just the placement of it. It's like looming over you. So what does that mean? it creates pressure. So it's, it's like added burden.
Well, that's fine. But just in terms of like, I mean, you want to be in the power position, right? So when you're sitting at your desk, you ideally are the highest thing. Yeah, I got you. So you have this TV, like just look at a TV right now. Don't you feel it's like looming over you and about to fall on you? Not until you said it, but okay. And it's so much higher than you. Yeah.
That it creates like, ideally you could maybe put this on a lower shelf. maybe half the height.
So feng means wind, shui means water. So feng shui is wind, water. Okay. Every feng shui master, if let's say you want to stop arranging the feng shui in your house, the first thing they do is they find out your birthday. So your date of birth and your time of birth, because a lot of it is very customized.
And let's say like your home, you have you, your husband and your children, then usually you provide all the birth dates to them while they're like, you know, calculating which spaces are what. But this room, for example, is just you. So it's just more about you. Feng shui can be applied to your, it can help your love life, your career.
It's about maximizing, it's about making the good things better and making the bad things, like minimizing the negative effects, basically. So it's about arranging your furniture in a way that feels comfortable. If something is good feng shui, it will feel good. Because again, this is the chi, this is the energy.
And so people usually go to a feng shui master when something bad happens in their life. Find out their partner's cheating. Maybe they just got divorced or break up. Something just got fired, maybe. Something not going well at work, a deal just fell through. That's usually when people will turn to feng shui. because something happened and they need help. And then usually we do feng shui.
Feng shui is only, like feng shui generally speaking, so for example, you know, the placement of your desk, you want it to be in a good position where you feel safe, you feel strong, you feel powerful, right? These things are evergreen. But if you want to go to the detail of, okay, put a, um, you need water in this corner.
So you have like some moving fish tank, or you want to put red curtains here, blah, blah, blah. That feng shui lasts only 12 months from Chinese new year in January, February to Chinese new year the next year. So usually every year, because you know, it's a different year, like you'd be year of the ox, year of the tiger, year of the rabbit, right? Right now it's year of the dragon.
And so based on each year, details of the feng shui changes, but the general feng shui of like, okay, The placement feels good. Generally that's evergreen.
Absolutely. Like I'll walk into your home and I'll know like, okay, you know, this is, this is a jagged edge or this feels blocked. I mean, but also that's like, what did you feel when you walked in here? Well, I mean, here everything's been pushed aside in order to do the podcast.
Right? So I haven't seen it when it normally is. But, you know, I mean, it feels cozy. It feels bustling. Maybe a little bit... Yeah, like the main thing for me is that the TV is too high.
Yeah, but I mean, you know...
It's not about the aesthetics. It's not about, like, oh, you know, it's... It's about the feeling of everything, the harmony of everything together. So, for example, let's say avoid sharp corners. If you want harmony in the family, then go for rounded corners, or let's say your dining table, or... It can be a rounded corner. It can be a round table. So interesting.
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