Witchcraft + Feng Shui = Millionaire?

What's the similarity between Feng Shui and Witchcraft? Energy. Both practices seek to harness direct and balance energy to help one manifest their desires and foster well-being. By integrating Feng Shui with witchcraft, you too can enhance your spaces with magick and boost your manifestation power. 

Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice. It translates to "wind" and "water" which are 2 of 5 natural elements that are essential to life and flow. At its very core, Feng Shui is about balancing energy (or "Chi") within a space to promote harmony, abundance and peace. This can be done in various ways from arranging furniture to using colour and even incorporating elements to align with the energy flow of the environment. 

Witchcraft draws heavily on nature, personal intention and elements to manifest your desires and create magickal sacred spaces. One's energy is usually "spent" on rituals, spells and even symbolism to help craft a specific outcome. 

In witchcraft, the manipulation and direction of energy are also central, though it often involves rituals, spells, and symbolism to channel that energy toward a specific outcome. Witchcraft draws heavily on nature, personal intention, and the power of the elements to manifest desires and create sacred spaces.

Although Feng Shui and Witchcraft come from 2 very different cultural roots, they both share a deep connection to the natural world, elements and energy. 

In Feng Shui, the Five Elements (Earth, Fire, Water, Metal, and Wood) are used to balance a space, while witchcraft focuses on Earth, Air, Fire, and Water in spells and rituals. You can combine the elemental arrangement of Feng Shui in your spaces, with witchcraft's elemental magick by placing candles in the corners of your home. These candles can be for various intentions from love to wealth to protection (which is the most important in our's and Bambi's opinion). You can also boost their potency by using the respective oils to pair with these candles.

You can use Feng Shui's approach to aligning to spaces with the flow of energy to enhance your altars to allow for clearer and more potent spells/rituals. Using the principles of Feng Shui, you can place your altar in a room's wealth corner (southeast) or love corner (southwest) to boost the potency of specific spell work. 

Feng Shui teaches the balances of Yin and Yang (passive, receptive energy and active, assertive energy respectively). Certain spells or rituals require passive energy (such as meditation and divination) whereas others need active energy (such as manifesting and protection). By applying Feng Shui's Yin and Yang principles, you can create balances spaces for different magickal work. 

Both Feng Shui and Witchcraft emphasise the importance of setting intentions to shape your environment and life. Feng Shui adjusts the energy flow in your home to promote harmony, while witchcraft channels intention through spells and rituals to manifest specific desires. When used together, Feng Shui can create an energetically supportive environment for spell work. Decluttering, smudging and even using our Good Luck Votive + Bad Luck Burner. 

Feng Shui and Witchcraft both focus on the flow of energy, balance of elements and power of intention. By combining the wisdom of these practices, you can create a home that not only supports your magickal work but also enhances your daily life, bringing harmony, balance and manifestation power into every aspect of your environment. Whether you're rearranging your altar using candles to balance the energy in your spaces, you can use both Witchcraft and Feng Shui to elevate your spiritual journey.