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Increasing happiness and prosperity by adjusting the energy of your living space with appropriate music

Feng Shui literally means wind and water, and it represents the understanding of energy flow in our environment and how it affects people. Good Feng Shui creates a comfortable and cozy living environment, which results in good fortune. This series of music is composed based on the Chinese philosophy of five elements, including Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water, which date back to many thousand years ago. The five elements correspond to five pentatonic scales such as the Chueh, Jyy, Kung, Shang and Yu Tones in traditional Chinese music. Music carries vibrant frequencies that can resonate with the subtle energy in a space. Appropriate music enhances energy flow and helps to create a positive atmosphere uniquely for the inhabitants. This series of five-element music is suitable for playing in any environment for the listeners’ personal pleasure. It is recommended that the music be played in the following sequence: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water. Once the electromagnetic energy flows harmoniously within a space, one’s personal spirit will be transformed, which will result in better moods, emotions, and over time, better health and fortune.

“Earth” element represents the center in the Cardinal Directions. The associated color is “yellow”, and the symbolic animal archetype is the serpent. Earth energy is associated with the characteristics of sustenance and tolerance, as well as nourishment. This music is recommended to be played in residences that have any of the following situations: (1) that sit on the direction of southwest and face northeast, (2) that sit on the direction of northeast and face southwest, or, (3) that are located at higher levels in a building. Likewise, Earth element is also the music of choice for business offices that have similar environmental drawbacks. Earth energy corresponds to Kung tone in Chinese music. The representational musical instruments are strings instruments like erhu and cello. Incorporating Chinese folk tunes as the motif, the album’s musical style is simple and ingenuous, which transmits stable vibrations to fortify the foundation of living. Additionally, in Chinese medicine, Earth energy and Kung tone relate to the spleen and the stomach in the human body. Listening to Kung tone can nurture the functions of the spleen and the stomach, soothe the emotion of worry, and achieve longevity.

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Tracklist (You can download on iTunes) :
1. Serpent, Pt. 1 / Wang Jian-Min 00:00-23:06
►iTunes：http://goo.gl/hcCn3d
►MuziU：http://goo.gl/a0cIkT
2. Earth, Pt. I / Shanghai Chinese Traditional Orchestra 23:07-47:35
►iTunes：http://goo.gl/OwUPhJ
►MuziU：http://goo.gl/vBGvHs
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