The third is to strive for balance. The whole premise of feng shui is based on the universal yin-yang principals that are said to govern all humankind. Striving for balance as you design your space is like bringing these concepts of nature into your home. Following that is to trust your intuition, listening to what your mind tells you to do. Reducing clutter is the fifth.
Clutter is one of the most common feng shui problems found in most homes and apartments.
Places that have piles of papers, books, and junk in them tend to stagnate the flow of the chi, and affect the feng shui in that particular area. Like attracts like is the sixth principal. Who you are is what you will draw to you. The chi in our bodies sends out energy signals that draw in certain people, places, and situations that reflect the inner message in the code of those signals. Through the situations that we repel and attract come our life s experiences, partners, and opportunities.