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What does different colour crystal represent in Feng Shui?
Any website that explains about ornaments for Feng Shui?
What is Feng Shui? 
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advocates living in harmony with the earth's environment and energy lines so that there is balance with the forces of nature.
contends that the environment is crowded with powerful, but invisible energy lines.
says that some of these energy line are auspicious, bringing great good fortune, while some are pernicious and hostile, bringing death and the destruction of happiness.
Offers ways of arranging the home so that these energy lines become harmonious and bring prosperity and harmony, rather than loss and discord.
Instructs us in the clever harnessing of auspicious energy lines: generally referred to as sheng chi, the dragon's cosmic breath making sure they meander gently through the home and accumulate and settle, thereby bringing good fortune.
Teaches us to avoid, deflect and dissolve inauspicious energy lines, also known as shar chi, which represent the killing breath caused by secret poison arrows in the surroundings.
Strenuously warns against sleeping, working, sitting, eating and genrally living in places that are hit by these pernicious hostile energy lines.
Classical Feng Shui
The Four Celestial Animals
1. The Green Dragon : whose hills brings abundance and prosperity
2. The Crimson Phoenix : whose hills represent opportunity
3. The White Tiger : whose hills protects
4. The Black Turtle : whose hills provide support.
A fundamental tenet of feng shui advises you to live with your back to a mountain. So if your home is backed by something solid and firm, such as a hill or building that stimulate the hill, you will have support all your life. Thus the first part of classical feng shui is to have the mountain behind.
There should be open space in front of your home, so that your vision is not hampered and your horizon is visible. If there is also a view of water, it brings auspicious energy to your living area. Moreover, if the river is slow moving and meandering, the good energy has a chance to settle and accumulate before entering your home , thereby allowing you to partake of its essence. Needless to say, the cleaner, fresher and more sparkling the water, the greater thegood fortune that it will bring. Thus, the second half of classical feng shui says have water infront of your home.
Yin & Yang
According to the Chinese, all things in the universe are either female yin or male yang, the dark yin or the bright yang.
Yin & Yang together make up the wholeness of the universe, which includes heaven & earth. Yin and Yang breathe meaning into each other, for without one, the other cannot exist. When there is balance between the yin & yang, the wholeness of the universe is represented. There is good balance and prosperity, health, well-being, and happiness. Feng shui practice always includes a yin-yang analysis of room space, land configurations, sunlight and shade, dampness and dryness, bright and pale colours and solids and fluids. Rooms that are too yin are not auspicious; there are insufficient life energies to bring prosperity. Rooms that are too yang are said to be damaging because there is too much energy, causing accidents and huge losses. Oly rooms- homes with balanced yin and yang can be auspicious and will be made even more auspicious if there is a good balance of yin and yang outside.