These tips are for the three main stakeholders of the school: the administration or owners, the teachers or faculty, and the students as the main beneficiaries!
Be it a small home preschool in a village to a large university, school feng shui principles are the same as that of a neighborhood carinderia to a modern fastfood chain. Let us start with tips for administrators/owners:
1. School campus feng shui tips: Never have a flagpole or a tree fronting your main door. An expert geomancer can cure this, though, aside from the hard option of moving the tree, school or flagpole! Otherwise, this means obstacles in achieving school programs, development, and of course increasing or having full enrollment.
2. Never have lion or tiger decors, as this is bad feng shui. It is implosive as school occupants and stakeholders tend to disharmonize and self-destruct.
3. Aside from good ventilation in school buildings, avoid spiral staircases at all costs as these cause frequent tailspins or cancellations of progression both in financial and academic terms.
4. Remedy or avoid T or Y street junctions fronting the school campus. T junctions lead to mothballed plans, programs, incomes and collections. Y junctions lead to sex scandals!
5. Swimming pools in campus must be feng-shui-guided along with other water features like landscaping or decors lest illicit affairs will prevail among faculty, administrators or even by and between them and students!
6. All afternoon sun walls are best walled up, insulated or draped aesthetically and healthily for good health.
7. Never have a north facing campus or main door/gate. This heralds financial debacle.
8. Canteens and cooking appliances in the faculty lounge or pantry, as well as administrative offices, should be feng shui compliant for harmony and income generation. Wrong placement leads to losses.
9. Best to consult a good and authentic geomancer and have annual feng shui maintenance for progress and prosperity.
For teachers:
1. Best to apply feng shui principles for the classroom for harmonious learning environment, starting with favorable location of your teacher’s desk as customized by an expert. It also works for faculty office or workstation.
2. Wear your lucky colors, even underwear, if there is prescribed school uniform for faculty. If not, practice wearing it.
3. Best to teach at the northeast or northwest side of the classroom for maximum communication of lesson and support from students and administration.
4. Keeping a pet turtle at home and at your faculty office to protect your career, prosper in your teaching!
5. Avoid also wearing lion or tiger face prints as it is super bad feng shui, destroys careers and creates disharmonies and losses.
Now, last but best for students:
1. Position yourself by choosing a desk in every class that is good feng shui for you. Consult a geomancer for this.
2. Wear your lucky personal feng shui colors for maximum chi energy.
3. Also have a pet turtle at home or in your dorm for career success.
4. Sleep not on the desk but in your favorable feng shui health position at home.
5. Study in library or study desk using your feng shui lucky directions.
6. Eat in the canteen also sitting at your lucky positions.
7. Study with back to northeast or southwest for good scholarship.
8. Respect your parents, and ancestors as well. Remember your good education is their lifelong heritage dream!
9. Avoid Chinese zodiac signs incompatible or jinx to your personal welfare as advised by an expert.
The ultimate feng shui advice for one and all is to be discerning in one’s heart and mind that beyond the walls of a school is for it to teach students about life and how to have a life. How? By making sure the school enlightens students through proper teachings and learning and not blind them for whatever other purposes.
School is a business too. And the apt business feng shui to apply is to profit with honor and integrity. To serve and help students understand – especially understanding themselves is the success of school feng shui! Happy teaching, learning and understanding everyone!