The East Encourages healing, rebirth, rejuvenation and growth. It also contributes positively to family life and relationships. To get its benefits this spot should be a good place to have exercise equipments, fruit trees and medicinal plants and herbs, playground and family gathering area. Have wood elements and its representation and avoid materials that are made from metals. When the specific sheng chi zone is located you could start placing the symbols, colors and decorations that are appropriate to aid the chi in focusing its energies here. Use the bagua map during the determination of the zone and the elements that are to be allocated in the area. Remember though that in Feng shui, nothing is very permanent. The chi being a life giving force should get the entire path it needs to circulate inside the home freely. Clutter will in a very big way reduce its potency. To achieve this, the house must be a very pleasant, cleaned space: Windows, sills, screens, and curtains are often not placed in the highest priority of the cleaning list when compared to the sweeping of dirt and vacuuming rugs and carpets and picking up the nits and grits that clutters the eye more readily. Not much different from the desires of cultures with a different set of orientation except that in Feng shui these are augmented by the use of representations. To attract money, Feng shui practitioners will hang three coins that are tied together and are attached to door handles especially the front doors. Other things that should be considered when you want a Feng shui house is to watch out for what it termed as poison arrows and water flow and its direction. One example of a poison arrow is to observe your neighbors' roofline. If the slope of the roof is directed towards you, have this corrected by a pakua symbol. The energies come from the eight compass direction. Taking the bagua as a point of reference it should come in the following order: The topmost portion of the bagua is divided into three zones namely (from left to right), the zone of wealth, reputation and partnership. The middle quadrants are family, taichi and creativity.