aromatically soothing. Ionic fields created by plants purify the air and their frequency patterns are comforting to the human energy pattern. Like odors, noise is also in the air. Extremely high noise levels can disrupt your frequencies and cause physical and emotional stress. For instance, it is not recommended to live close to a freeway where there is too much noise and pollution. Bedrooms in particular should be located away from harmful frequencies as you spend over a third of your life in your bedroom replenishing your energy.

The orientation and arrangement of the interior space in your house is extremely important to create energy flow and balance throughout. Likewise, the orientation of each room and the furniture layout has the potential to affect the resident's behavior and well-being. Feng shui theories indicate that room shapes should generally be square, rectangular, circular, or any balanced and symmetrical shape that allows energy to flow smoothly and evenly.

The compass charts used in feng shui indicate the different frequencies that reside in the eight main directions of the earth, and how they affect your home and the people living inside. Often-used furniture such as desks and beds should be placed in appropriate orientations that allow residents to absorb promoting frequencies.

There are many dimensions of energy beyond the interior of the house that affect your energy. Following only one aspect or remedying only one aspect does not ensure good feng shui. Ideally, an expert feng shui master takes everything surrounding your home into consideration when making recommendations and adjustments are made annually to account for the constantly changing energies in our universe.