Feng Shui and The Balance of Nature
June 10, 2009 on 9:54 am | In Snippets |It’s all about balance and was meant to be that way; the natural order of things has basic five elements and every aspect of life can be compared to these and measured. For instance the element of wood is provided by the flora and fauna in our environment; if these are insufficient then we rely on the color green or wooden objects. The balance of the element of Fire is provided by sunshine in the absence of which we have lights, fire place or the kitchen fire. The Earth element is the home itself the most grounding factor in our lives. The other elements like Water and Metal are generally available to us in their natural forms as jewelry or artifacts and water bodies or images of it.
The laws of Nature believe in fairness; for every give there is taking. Matter may simply transform as we know but the essence remains the same. The ‘Chi’ factor the most important life force energy rests in all around us; with us included. For every mud mound you create there is a pit dug somewhere. ![]()
Speaking of ecological balance; for every structure we build whether it is mud, stone and concrete or wood we are digging into natural resources and transforming them into our dwelling.
The local cultural beliefs associate certain rituals performed before construction, or felling of trees used in the process as a mark of respect towards Nature. It’s time we take note and give back to Nature what we draw from it. Say ‘Each one plant one’ or restricting the use of wood, looking for alternates, for it is our responsibility to maintain the balance. Global warming and related issues are now to be dealt with on war footing.
Strange but true; we could always switch back to the bicycle, or the traditional sloping roofs to keep homes cooler. Eating fresh raw or lightly cooked foods can be healthier and save on packing and processing; besides they need less fuel to cook too. We need to take the responsibility ‘Now’ to equate the highs and lows in life. This Earth is our home.
Some of the support methods for saving our Earth are:![]()
- Following traditional natural healing methods using native wisdom
- Using bio fuel
- Car pooling, minimizing use of private transport wherever possible
- Restricting the use of plastic, cans etc.
- Conserving electricity
- Recycling natural waste
- Using solar energy, for heaters, cooking and other house hold gadgets
- Imbibing in our children the love for Nature
- Supporting bio friendly endeavors

- Saving paper
- Restricting the use of gadgets, use the appropriate size to cut electricity consumption
- Planting more trees, smaller lawns and more plants and trees. Use bird baths to attract birds they support eco-balance
- Encouraging construction of parks, water bodies in urban areas
- Living healthy life, walk where you can it is healthier, use bicycles for local commuting needs
- Having your own kitchen garden, and bartering your produce with fellow neighbors

- Every township should be self sufficient to avoid transportation of goods and save fuel
- De-centralizing industries to control pollution and generating livelihood to local population.
- Relying on cottage industries and appreciating environment friendly goods
- Conserve water by good plumbing and proper storage of water; water waste from the kitchen is excellent for watering a garden
- Keeping beaches and natural water bodies clean
- Avoid wastage of food
- Donate old winter wear and warm clothing for recycling
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Excellent article and list. I’m going to pass it along to friends and add a mention of it in a blog post, Twitter, etc. Definitely an important message! Many thanks!
I’m a big fan and advocate of ‘reuse, repurpose, recycle’, and seeing specific lists and ideas shared about what this might look like is great.
I might have missed it on your list, but another one to add (if it’s not already here) is ‘repair’, as in mending.
Thanks again.
Sincerely,
Jamie
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