Feng Shui for Political Campaigns

As the political fever heats up, yes, there is feng shui for political campaigns – or how to win an election without crying or being cheated.

Not really as cheating is the only way to beat feng shui in this world of good and bad energies. So now, how should a lucky political campaign be waged according to feng shui?

First it must be predicated as a war – a battle for power, political power. Whatever the motivation, whether to serve the people or to plunder them! As such, the art of war basics apply.

Foremost is to work while the enemy sleeps. How to do this using feng shui? Design your campaign strategy in consonance with the feng shui of the principal candidate. The foundational feng shui is the proper feng shui of the principal’s home, offices, campaign headquarters and satellite offices as well as owned, lent or donated “safe houses” especially for, say, presidentiables!

Once these premises are done with, here are the other vital considerations for action:

1. Beware of donated or lent safe houses or properties for campaign use that could have a trojan horse motive such as its feng shui is adverse to the principal that its mere use will lead to defeat (by way of financial debacle early on or disharmony among campaign team members, let alone attracting sex scandals to the detriment of the whole purpose of the campaign as regard to the principal). This is a subtle form of election sabotage.

2. Be conscious in applying feng shui to the marketing of the candidate such as using lucky colors and symbols for support and victory. Avoid self destructing colors, symbols like octagons, diamonds, Xs, triangles or cross as they depict being locked in, conflict, bad luck and suffering.

3. In posting campaign billboards or posters, avoid putting them on cul-de-sacs, rotundas, dead-end junctions as these will thwart campaign plans and programs as well as the personal goals of the candidate.

4. As a lot of legalese and legal cases are anticipated in any campaign, use the legendary feng shui amulet in winning legal cases (example, against residency or citizenship and other issues).

5. Since it is unavoidable for principal to deal with various Chinese zodiac signs in public and private meetings, it is best to insulate oneself from opposing signs (example, ox versus sheep etc.) by wearing a special feng shui amulet for this purpose. This universal harmonizer and attractor of wealth and prosperity as well as political success as case merits according to the principal’s personal karma and overall feng shui in owned or rented properties as well as borrowed ones can override the threats. This is the infamous arowana ring in Asia.

6. For overall paranormal protection (example, voodoo, sorcery etc.) from unscrupulous parties and enemies, it’s best to wear diamond – but it’s excellent to protect political careers by having a turtle pet or symbol on the north side of principal’s residence (live turtle is the best).

7. Having an arowana fish mascot at home or at main campaign headquarters will boost luck and positive energies onward to the much aspired campaign success and political victory.

8. In political campaign sorties (example, launch, speeches, guestings), the principal candidate should be well advised on the blocking or marshalling of beneficial chi or life energies from the venue of such occasions in order to harness the luck – political luck of support and communicating one’s message well across the target audience. This must be well coordinated with the ambiance of the venue that’s appealing to the five human senses. Yes, do serve good food too, if appropriate.

Never lose sight of the campaign objective which is to win, be there possible cheating or not. Fight the good political fight, stay good and never resort to dirty political antics. Never wage battle in unfamiliar political arenas lest you be eaten by political hyenas.

And remember too, often real champions have to be humiliated for the greater good of polity, if only to publicly expose the bad example of the winning opponent who cheated. Real winners in politics, just like in any competition, know how to lose gracefully.

Never mar your honor and integrity as a person, citizen and leader of your community as well as country. Happy campaigning, political aspirants; be good, be honest even if others are not! And never use feng shui in campaigning for the ultimate reason of “just because.” Have a purpose-driven win!