Mouth of Chi: Blocked or Blessed?

The Mouth of Chi* is a term used in Feng Shui*. It references your front door, the primary point of entry into your home (or office or cubicle), whether you favor that door or another. The Mouth of Chi is much like our physical mouth.

Both The Mouth of Chi and your physical mouth are points of entry; both serve as boundaries between "inner" and "outer" worlds. The Mouth of Chi is where energy, people and opportunity enter your home. Your physical mouth takes in food, air, and energy (chi).

If your Mouth of Chi is blocked, cluttered or just plain messy, it can block you from moving forward in life. It can have a negative effect. If it is bright, well lit, cheery and full of positive energy, your life is more likely to flow in a positive way. Good fortune, blessings and opportunities will be yours.

When you fill your physical mouth with unhealthy foods, too much food, or bad air, it will block your energy and have a negative effect on your body. In addition, if you don’t take care of all that is in your mouth (gums, teeth, tongue, et al.), or if your words are peppered with negativity, another type of block will form, and yes – your energy and life flow will be compromised.

Prior to learning about the Mouth of Chi, I confess that I hadn’t give much thought to the importance of ‘point of entry,’ nor had I even considered my physical mouth an entry point or boundary between the ‘inner’ and the ‘outer.’ Now, however, having a different level of awareness, I can’t help but to be mindful and give more thought and meaning to what I put in my mouth and what comes out of it. And you?

Speak right. Eat right. Smile.
Keep your points of entry clean and well lit.
 

Evolve. Don’t just improve …
Janice

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About Janice Taylor

Who is Janice Taylor? Janice Taylor is a Life & Wellness Coach specializing in transformation, reinvention and weight loss.   She has worked with thousands of individuals worldwide to help them to uncover their authentic selves and to learn to create balance and success in their personal and professional lives. After a successful corporate career for two decades, Janice took a risk and left her position to reinvent, rewire, and revitalize her life ... and that she surely did! Against all odds, Janice has written two best-selling self-help books (Our Lady of Weight Loss and All Is Forgiven, Move On). She is the creator of the Kick in the Tush Club, which has generated over 14,000 members, and she has established herself as one of the country's leading Life & Wellness Coaches and Weight Loss Experts. Janice walks the talk. Talk and walk with her! Janice Taylor Life &  Happiness Coach, Author, Seminar Leader Specializing in Reinvention, Transformation & Weight Loss www.OurLadyofWeightLoss.com http://blog.beliefnet.com/ourladyofweightloss www.VirtualShoulder.com  

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2 Responses to Mouth of Chi: Blocked or Blessed?

  1. yumi August 20, 2010 at 6:12 pm #

    Love the parallel between doorway and mouth! So, so very true. Will also share with everyone that reducing your intake of raw fruits and vegetables really does have a noticeable effect on your energy level during the day. HIGHLY recommended! :)

  2. xiaochen August 23, 2010 at 12:02 am #

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