Feng Shui is the ancient chinese art of living in harmony with the environment to lead lives of contentment, abundance and happiness. This also includes a strong, loving and harmonious relationship, as without this we are unlikely to be contended and happy. The sole purpose of this article is to help you making this a reality in your life.

Each horizontal, vertical and diagonal row added up to fifteen.
 

1. Ch'i is the universal life force that is found in all living things. It is created by anything beautiful in nature, such as meandering stream, and in anything that is done perfectly.
  
2. SHARS There is both positive and negative ch's. Negative ch'i casually known as shar. Ch'i is created by straight lives or angles that are pointed directly at one's home. They are particularly bad if they are aimed at the front door. If any shar is however present, there is a remedy for this; a fence, hedge as trees should be used to conceal the straight read heading towards your property.
 
3. THE AMAZING PA KUA :
 

  
Each of the nine areas that make up the three by three magic square relate to different aspect of lives. Activation of each area gives the positive effects of the respective fields.

1. If the marriage sector of your home is gloomy and badly lit, any relationships are likely to be sluggish and apathetic. One can increase the amount of light by opening blinds and curtains during the day. At night, keep this part of the house well lit, until you are ready for bed.
 
2. Crystals are effective way of attracting light into any area that you wish to activate. Thus marriage sector should always have attractive crystals for increasing the power of this sector.
 
3. There should be no CLUTTER in this area. CLUTTER has the effect of disrupting the smooth flow of ch'i through the house which cousequently causes problems. Many people are inclined to hoard things, just in case they need them again in future. Clutter can reveal itself in many different forms. Like, if you deposit your clothes all over the floor when you go to bed at night, you are effectively cluttering up the room for the next eight hours.
Clothes restricts you and holds you back. If you are looking for a new relationship, you need to particulars attention to the clutter in your home.
  
4. Place something in this part of the house that relates to your personal element, or the one things which you think symbolises love to you. Like place the heart shaped glass wall hanging which was presented to you by your first love.
  
5. A dusty ornament or any entity which is not in use, when placed in the marriage sector indicates a tired, and lack luster relationship. Keep everything clean, fresh and sparkling and you will bring those qualities into your relationships.
 
6. The marriage sector should appear attractive and welcoming. It is a good idea to keep items of furniture and other objects in this location that you consider attractive. In this part of the house is appealing and welcoming, you will want to spend time here. By doing this, you will subconcousciously send positive energies out into the universe which will attract the right person to you.
  
7. Spend time in the Marriage Sector of your home. Think only pleasant thoughts when you are there. This part of the home should be an oasis of peace and tranquillity.
 
8. Do not spend time in the Marriage Sector when you are feeling unhappy, stressed or angry. We attract to us what we thing about. Consequently, this is a good area to sit in and think about the love and happiness that is coming to you.
  
9. If there is any problem in this Sector you feel depressed regarding all such matters, it is advised to use the following Feng Shui cures : - - -

A.BRIGHT OBJECTS :Mirrors, lights and crystals, especially lead glass crystals are examples.
 
B.LIVING OBJCTS : Plants, flowers, ponds are quariums are good examples. Artificial replicas also serue the same purpose. Consiquently, artificial flowes, a ceramic animal, or a painting that depicts live animals and plants would act as an effective remedy.
  
C.SOUNDS : Wind Chimes and bells that make pleasing sounds in the breeze are good examples.
 
D.MOVING OBJECTS : Mobiles, fountains, and fans are examples of objects in this category.
 
E.HEAVY OBJECTS : Boulders, large stones and statues are the examples.
 
F.HOLLOW OBJECTS : Flutes and wind chimes are good examples. (are should be taken than the wind chimes should always be hollow to allow the ch'i to rise inside them.
  
G.COLORS : Colors, particularly when used in cunjunction with five elements make useful remedies.
 
H.ELECTRICALS OBJECTS : Streos, radios, television all create music.
 
I.INTUITION : We can sometimes be drawn to put a certain object in a particular place, without really knowing why. It pays to follow our intuition in this way, and use it to create effective remedies.

Figure 2-B

     
The pa-kua fits neaty over homes that are square in shape. The pa-kua fits over rectangular shaped houses also.

Figure 2-C

  
In figure 2-C the marriage Sector is missing. Nedless to say, this will have an enormous affect on the marriage and relationship prospects of the people living in this house.

Fortunately, there are a number of remedies that can be used to rectify this problem. Like placing a lamp on a pole in the garden in the position where the corner of the house would have been regular in shape. Hanging wind chimes and plant trees in this position is also one of the remedies. However it is not always possible to do this. If your home is an apartment, for instance, this position might be in the middle of your neighbour,s living room.
Another remedy is to hang crystals in the windows of the two walls that mark off the missing Sectors. This has the effect of symbolically squaring off the house. If there are no windows on these walls, mirrors can be used. Mirrors are one of the most effectiv of Feng Shui remedies and, in this mistake, a large mirror should be placed on each wall. The mirrors reflect back what they capture and, in effect, make the missing corner disappear. Mirrors should be as large as possible. Small mirrors symbolically cut off people,s heads and feet, so, generally spealsing, a large mirror is more effective from a Feng Shui point of view than a small one.