We recently took over a full service Ceramic Shop. What can I do to bring the 5 elements even when I have a huge inventory of ceramics in clay form and fired form. I have wood and metal shelves, wood/metal tables, metal chairs. The front of my shop is all glass. There is only 1 door in the middle of the front, all glass. I am in a strip center.
I have an ivy and a rubber tree plant and I also put a table top fountain on my counter facing the interior of my shop.
Thanks, Sherri

Dear Sherri,
1. In Feng Shui, it is not so much of trying to find a balance i.e. bring the 5 elements into balance but rather to look at the `root' of a business i.e. to make money.
2. Thus, if one notice carefully, Feng Shui audits for a business is to do with enhancing the location e.g. a restaurant, a shop front to increase business.
3. Therefore, it is not so much of what you produce and try to balance it but to induce sales.
4. Many companies, would then try to consult a FS practitioner to look for a good location for placement of the CEO's table and general office layout, the reception area (the main entrance) and a look at the Marketing and Sales department.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 7/5/00 10:47:00 PM, Anonymous wrote:
We recently took over a full
service Ceramic Shop. What
can I do to bring the 5
elements even when I have a
huge inventory of ceramics in
clay form and fired form. I
have wood and metal shelves,
wood/metal tables, metal
chairs. The front of my shop
is all glass. There is only 1
door in the middle of the
front, all glass. I am in a
strip center.
I have an ivy and a rubber
tree plant and I also put a
table top fountain on my
counter facing the interior of
my shop.
Thanks, Sherri