Daily Feng Shui

According to ‘Love Story’ author Erich Segal ‘love means never having to say you’re sorry.’ But on ‘Forgive Mom and Dad Day’ that idea might take on more of a melancholy bent. If you’re harboring hard feelings towards one or both of your parents why not try a Feng Shui remedy to help relieve resentment so you can bring some balance back in your life? First you will need to locate the Family/Friend/Ancestors area of the main floor of your living space. You will also need a red piece of paper, a green pen and a whole lot of intention to heal the rift with Mom or Pop. You’ll additionally need a fresh and healthy green plant in order to grow these efforts to forgiveness. Fold the red paper in fours and in each of the quarters write in green ink the one thing you’d like to forgive one (or both) of your parents for. Whatever holds you from forgiveness needs to be written down inside each square. Once you’ve purged by pen then place that folded paper under the green plant that is now positioned in the Family/Friend/Ancestors area. They will remain inside that healing place for the next twenty-seven days. During that time, and at every opportunity you have, share some love with the plant. Nurture it, sing to it, water it and love it as you would your own child. On the 27th day take the paper and burn it, either outside or in the kitchen sink, until it is reduced to ashes. Like your own issues. Take the ashes outside and scatter them in the wind. Keep the plant in the same place and continue to nurture and nourish it. This is a tremendously powerful Feng Shui forgiveness technique that takes particular aim at parents. This cure really does heal. And sometime within the next nine months you’ll see exactly how much!