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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · 11d

Why the sink and stove relationship matters, plus easy layout and styling tips to harmonize your kitchen.
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Kitchen Feng Shui: Balancing Fire and Water for Harmony - Salongie Fengshui

A gentle, practical guide to kitchen Feng Shui. Learn why the sink and stove (Water and Fire) matter, how to avoid face‑to‑face placement, and simple tweaks that make your cooking space feel warm, cal...

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · 24d

Feng Shui priciple Backing and Bright Hall: why “refuge + prospect” makes spaces feel safe and sharp.
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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · 26d

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · 27d

As one of the most common objects used in feng shui, mirrors have special significance. In this video, we explore where mirrors truly help and where they quietly disturb your calm.
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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 28

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 14

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 11

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Vanishing and Endangered Cultures @nowaykgn.bsky.social · Sep 7

The Wind and Rain Bridges are iconic structures built by the Dong people, an ethnic group primarily residing in the mountainous regions of southern China, particularly in Guizhou, Hunan, and Guangxi provinces. These covered bridges, also known as "Flower Bridges" due to their intricate carvings.

These bridges span rivers and streams, providing safe passage and shelter from wind, rain, and sun. They typically feature wooden structures with long corridors, multiple pavilions, and tiered, tiled roofs resembling pagodas. The roofs often have quadrangular or hexagonal eaves, adorned with carvings of dragons, phoenixes, cranes, or other auspicious symbols.

Remarkably, these bridges are built without nails, utilizing precise groove joints and mortise-and-tenon techniques, which showcase the Dong’s advanced carpentry skills. They are primarily made of local wood, such as fir, supported by stone piers.

Beyond their practical use, Wind and Rain Bridges serve as communal spaces for socializing, resting, and hosting markets or festivals. They are often seen as sacred, believed to house guardian spirits that protect travelers and the community. Myths associate the bridges with harmony, connecting villages and symbolizing balance with nature, where wind represents transformation and rain signifies fertility.

The most famous Wind and Rain Bridge is the Chengyang Bridge (also called Yongji or Panlong Bridge) in Sanjiang County, Guangxi. Built in 1912 and completed in 1924, it spans 64.4 meters across the Linxi River, supported by five stone piers, with five multi-eaved pavilions. It’s one of the largest and best-preserved, recognized as a global architectural treasure and part of the Chengyang Eight Villages Scenic Area.

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 7

Feng Shui — it's "traditional ecological knowledge" gained through millennia of natural observation.

When we speak of energy fields,we're describing how environments and human bodies sense each other. our senses evolved to dialogue with the greater natural world.
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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 4

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Sep 2

Your room is a mirror of your soul" - ancient Feng Shui wisdom

This works both ways:
• Anxious mind → messy space
• Peaceful heart → nurturing environment

But also: organizing space can clear mental clutter.

Have you noticed how changing your space changes your mood?

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Aug 16

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What is Yin-Yang? Understanding the Dance of Opposites - Salongie Fengshui

What is Yin-Yang? Explore the ancient Chinese philosophy of complementary opposites. Learn the Taiji symbol meaning and how to apply Yin-Yang balance in modern life.

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Aug 10

What if freedom has nothing to do with winning? 🦋
Zhuangzi reminds us:
Be like a turtle in the mud… or a butterfly in a dream.

🎥 Watch The Daoist Path to Inner Freedom:
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The Daoist Path to Inner Freedom

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Dec 10

Taoist Wisdom- This ancient wisdom reminds us that true power lies in adaptability and nurturing, not in forceful assertion.

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Dec 2

Feng Shui is a flexible system, and everyone’s space and energy are unique. Adjust as needed to create a space that feels right for you. That way, you’re not only working with fengshui tips but also with your own intuition and sense of harmony.
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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Nov 27

Bruce Lee was my childhood idol and remains a shared memory among Southeast Asian Chinese.

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Nov 27

Bruce Lee was my childhood idol and remains a shared memory among Southeast Asian Chinese.

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Nov 27

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salongie fengshui @salongie.bsky.social · Nov 26

Humans are part of nature, and our energy comes from living in harmony with heaven, earth, and all beings. We breathe the same air, bask in the same sunlight, and drink from the same waters. When we learn to flow with nature, we tap into an endless source of life energy.

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