Indoor Pond

Indoor Pond creates moving water and it symbolizes life and vitality. It attracts chi energy like a magnet and provides energy for life.

Bubbling water in an indoor pond is a constant source of moisture for the air; it filters out dust particles from the air and ionizes the air with vital negative ions, all of which add to physical and emotional well-being.

The water should move gently over the stones and should produce a soft bubbling sound.

When putting an indoor pond together, remember these rules:

• Arrange stones and plants in places where the plants will thrive.
• Make use of the cycle of 5 feng shui elements in your choice of shapes, colors, and objects.
• Try for a good yin/yang balance.

The above suggests that the container for the pond needs to be big enough to create a sufficiently large water surface. Stones and plants ideally should be arranged to symbolize a tiger, dragon, phoenix, and turtle.

It is important that the water always be clean and the plants, healthy and strong. The technical parts-such as the pump, lights, and filters-need to be in good working order as well. We recommend that you use only filtered water (with a charcoal filter) to reduce lime and other unsightly deposits on the stones, plants, and the container.

Applications:

• To provide and increase vital energy to rooms
• As a humidifier
• To activate "dead" corners and areas
• As a focal point at the entrance to an office or business.

Ba Gua Areas:

• Wealth
• Parents
• Career

Important:

• Always make sure that the water is clean and the plants healthy.
• Don't place objects next to the fountain that belong to the Fire element.
• Don't place the fountain in front of a window.

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