Boost Your Health Using Feng Shui with Cathi Hargaden

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In this episode of The Functional Medicine Radio Show, Dr. Carri’s special guest Cathi Hargaden talks about using the ancient art and science of Feng Shui to help your health and boost your energy.

Cathi is an internationally acclaimed expert in the ancient art of Feng Shui. She has 20+ years experience consulting and teaching and has worked with over 1,000 clients around the globe. Cathi’s work has helped clients increase revenue, reduce stress, resolve conflicts, build health and more. She is the host of the Feng Shui Mastery Show podcast.

Main Questions Asked:

Where does Feng Shui come from and why is it popular now?
Do people need to believe in this to work?
How can Feng Shui influence our health? Does it affect both physical and mental health?
How can we use Feng Shui? What are some tactics we can use for our home?
Is there a specific area of our home that has to do with health?

Key Points made by Cathi:

We live in a world of duality – yin and yang.
There are five kinds of energy that exist in the world – water, wood, fire, metal and earth.
These energies can be related to our health – physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
Feng Shui is where science meets art – where the invisible meets the visible – and a very individualized approach to energy healing.
Feng Shui is one of the oldest forms of medicine in the world. You don’t need to ‘believe’ in Feng Shui for it to work.
What you have in your environment is affecting you whether you know it or not.
Clutter is not really a part of Feng Shui, but what you should think about is what is causing an obstacle in your life will impact your health.
Clutter can be very draining to your energy, and to your health.
Plants that are dying are a reflection of energy that is spiraling down and weakening your health.
Surround yourself with pictures of nature that are elevating and inspiring. Make sure they contain all 5 elements – wood, fire (sun, orange flowers), water, metal (round shapes, metal objects) and earth (terracotta pots).
Pictures of trees can help you feel stable, rooted, and suggest growth.
Plants should always be healthy, not sickly or dying.
Clocks should always be working and not stuck in time.
In Feng Shui the east part of your home is linked with your health, but it’s much more complicated and involves your date of birth and other numbers.
There are four locations specific to YOU based on your birth date and time that affects your health. The same can be said about your success and wealth.
You must not have any electrical appliances where you sleep. Even a TV that’s off is still generating an electrical charge that impacts your health and healing.
Space clearing is another way of moving energy and cleansing the energy.