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5 More Feng Shui Tips for Your Main Door (Part II)

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Getting the feng shui of your main door is critical as it represents the “mouth” of your home.  As I mentioned in my prior post on main doors, this is where bad and good chi enters and flows. Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II).

Stay Solid

Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II)
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Ideally, your main door should be composed of solid materials such as wood. Make sure to repair it if it’s  chipped or worn out.

Keep From the Clear

Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II)
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Glass doors may cause the good chi from your home to disappear due to a lack of protection. It is best to stick with a door made entirely with solid material.

Bigger is Sometimes Better

Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II)
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Your main door should signify security and strength, so make sure it’s big and strong. However, note if the main door is in your unlucky direction, you may consider keeping it smaller and less imposing and utilizing an alternative entry way.

Keep it Bright

Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II)
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To invite good chi, make sure that the area leading to the main door is well lit. Add lighting, skylights, chandeliers, and windows nearby to boost chi.

Watch Your Step

Here are 5 more feng shui tips for your main door (Part II)
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Depending on your birth element and the bagua location of the stairs, there are varying afflictions that will build up if the stairs flow out to your main door.

Place a small mirror at the back of the main door to redirect the negative rushing energy from the stairs. Alternatively, place a screen, curtain, or furniture to redirect the flow of energy.

 

 

 

 

See also:
8 Feng Shui Tips for the Main Door of Your Home (Part I)

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Patty is the creator and founder of Hipster Feng Shui. She is a wife, pet mom, vegetarian, tree hugger, world traveler, and Apple fan-girl. Seeing so many stressed and unfulfilled individuals in today’s society inspired Patty to help others by sharing her deep knowledge of Feng Shui and other lifestyle tips. Patty believes everyone can achieve peace and harmony through Feng Shui and lifestyle design while having fun! She was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and worked at Apple and KPMG prior to founding Hipster Feng Shui. Subscribe to receive Feng Shui tips and find Hipster Feng Shui on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

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