You may wonder why you’re experiencing an increasing sense of anticipation as the end of January comes into view. I’ll let you into a secret – the energy of your home is responding to the impending Feng Shui New Year on February 4, and rather like a child in the run up to a birthday, it’s getting ready for the excitement of an upgrade in Chi (life force energy) and a fresh, new beginning.
If you’re new to Feng Shui, it might surprise you to learn the Feng Shui New Year doesn’t coincide with the Chinese New Year (January 29). That’s because the Chinese festivities use the Lunar New Year, and the exact date moves in accordance with the phases of the moon between mid-January to mid-February.
