In natural terms, water represents winter. When water falls from the sky it penetrates deep into the earth, replenishing water tables and initiating birth for the abundance of life to come. Water Qi therefore is a descending type of Qi.… Continue Reading
This represents autumn when the weather begins to turn cold and leaves fall from trees. Metal Qi is contracting, controlling, condensing, cold and cutting. Colours, are white and grey metallic. Shapes are round and curving. There are two types of… Continue Reading
After winter, water is deep within the ground and trees and shrubs put their roots deep down for nourishment, enabling growth. Spring is the time when plant life is regenerated and as it re-emerges through the soil it expands, therefore… Continue Reading
This Qi is rotating producing a stabilising magnetic force called gravity which is the basis of all matter. Colours are all of the colours that you find naturally on the earths surface, from ivory beaches, to cream, beige, yellow corn… Continue Reading