“Sharp edges and corners are like viruses; you can catch them, whenever buying, building, refurbishing or equipping your home or office…!”

Sharp edges and corners are like viruses who attacks you happy home; You can get infected with them, whenever buying, building, refurbishing or equipping your home or office. With them, you can’t fully feel good in home/office, and you can’t completely rest and develop your ever more complete life.

Yes, you can easily protect yourself from them, but only if you are initially well aware that sharp edges and corners are like a disease that hinders us in our home.

 

The picture below shows a modern kitchen design based on clean lines, and as usual, it means, it is a design against happy home with full of sharp edges and corners.

For the picture above Tara Mastroeni says (in the article “It’s Time to Talk About the Hottest 2017 Kitchen Trends!“): “Black and white kitchens are both modern and timeless!” … but timeless is also our fight with architects and designers against straight lines and sharp edge! It seems like an eternal job to persuade them, that we don’t need and don’t want sharp edges and corners because they are potentially harmful and are even provoking our misfortune! 

In this blog post, I offer three, (1) common sense, (2) old wisdom/knowledge and (3) new science reasons for your wise Enrollment in “the league of prudent, wise rebels” against sharp edges and corners.

You should know that sharp edges and corners (1) are against our core nature, (2) they provoke, according to Feng shui, negative energetic influence “Shar Chi,” and (3) they are potentially dangerous (… not only as we typically think, for potential bruises!).  Let’s Give this tree reasons some attention!

“…sharp edges and corners are (1) against our core nature,…”

(1) Sharp edges and corners are against Biophilia 

Biophilia is an expression that describes our primary human desire for contact with nature. The biophilic design takes into account this principle desire of ours and thus creates a living environment that ensures well-being.

Now start and check your home biophilic effectiveness! Include some Biophilic design principles in your home. These principles are easily done and have the quick and fulfilling result.

Start immediately, and lift biophilic efficiency of your home with discarding sharps corners and edges or neutralize them in the process.  Most important, aim for soft connections, without straight lines, and corners. Smooth lines and absence of any sharp edges are always the necessary biophilic components of the abundant living space. The formations of straight lines,  sharp edges, and corners in your home/office are undeniably counterproductive. Sharp edges and corners are against Biophilia. 

“…sharp edges and corners … (2) provoke negative energetic influence Shar Chi…”

(2) The Shar Chi

Sharp edges and corners provoke, according to Feng shui, negative energetic influence Shar Chi. Shar Chi is translated as killing, attacking energy.

From every sharp edge and corner (seen in plentitude on the picture above), harmful Shar Chi energy is attacking everybody approaching this house, everybody pointed by its edges and corners.

Shar Chi, or sharp feng shui energy, can be, of course, also created inside the building. When a sharp angle, called poison arrow, is pointing at you, there is a constant emission of attacking energy directed at your body. This type of energy drains you and causes you to become ill.

Now start and check your home! You should find all the possibles Shar Chi generators. Find them and neutralize them as recommended at the end of this blog post. It is effortless and quickly done. But don’t forget to do it! Sharp edges and corners are Shar Chi generators.

“…sharp edges and corners … (3) are potentially dangerous for your health (not only as we typically think, for potential bruises!)…”

This last presented fact was the third exposed reason why you should avoid sharp edges and corners in your living space. Sharp edges and corners are a potential danger to our health.

Let me conclude!  

Don’t take sharp edges and corners for granted!