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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / January 2007Buying a New Car? Use Feng Shui to Select Your Success Color
Buying a New Car? Use Feng Shui to Select Your Success Color While selecting the type of car comes easily to most people, making a decision on the color of a car can be a stumbling block. Some people simply go with their favorite color, while others mull over color choices by considering factors such as climate, type of vehicle use, or the most practical choice, going with what is least likely to show dirt. But what if even that fails? Then try feng shui. Yes, feng shui, the Chinese guide used for arranging homes and offices, can also be used for selecting colors based on an individual's own personal feng shui. According to personal feng shui, each person has an individual feng shui number that is based on gender and date of birth. This number, also called a "kua" number is associated with a color. By selecting the correct color for an individual's particular feng shui number, the driver will experience better luck over all because the color is harmonized with that individual. Use personal feng shui to select a "success" color, which can be helpful when buying that luxury sedan. More into soccer practice than boardrooms? Choose a "family" color. Both colors are determined by the driver's kua number. To determine the driver's kua number, and subsequently the color of car that is appropriate, use the instructions below and then check the chart that follow for selecting a success or family color... Read the entire article at http://www.ourcartips.com/car/buying_a_new_car_use_feng_shui_to_select_your_succ ess_color.html Now THAT's funny.....I don't care WHO you are..... >While selecting the type of car comes easily to most people, making a >decision on the color of a car can be a stumbling block. Some people [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >used for selecting colors based on an individual's own personal feng >shui. This makes sense. Feng shui is the ancient study of placement and of energy. For example, what would you place on your dashboard when stopped by a police officer? Many people would place a small plastic Jesus or an air freshener. These are auspicious. On the other hand, an open can of beer in the same position is not auspicious. The movement of the vehicle also must be governed by the ancient rules of feng shui. For example, if there is a sign with an arrow on it marked "ONE WAY," it is far more auspicious for the movement of the vehicle to be continued in the direction of the arrow rather than in the direction opposite of the arrow. Woe will befall those who ignore this simple feng shui practice, and their insurance rates may rise substantially. It is important that the vehicle always be kept between the lines on the street, and parallel to them. If the vehicle is operated outside of the lines, or perpendicular to the lines, or if the vehicle is operated while rotating around between the lines, bad luck will almost certainly result. I hope that this simple introduction to feng shui has been helpful to you. --scott  Signature"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." > >While selecting the type of car comes easily to most people, making a > >decision on the color of a car can be a stumbling block. Some people [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > I hope that this simple introduction to feng shui has been helpful to you. > --scott Very funny, Scott! By your rules, it seems that 40% of the drivers surrounding me at any given moment subscribe to the rules of feng shui. I wonder, what has feng shui to say about the use of turn signals and other courteous acts of driving? Toyota MDT in MO :dunno: I just wonder if the car color is more/less related to the success color or the family color. Or would the color be more/less influential in the car's operation? I take it feng shui encompasses the colors within the mileu, rather a global view, all acting in concert with the other? If so, I may look at green. SignatureKnifeblade_03 http://www.automotiveforums.com >:dunno: I just wonder if the car color is more/less related to the >success color or the family color. Or would the color be more/less >influential in the car's operation? Of course. For example, look at cars painted that 1970s dull evergreen color. Most of the ones on the road aren't running very well. On the other hand, look at red cars. They're always getting pulled over by the police, more so than cars of other colors. >I take it feng shui encompasses the colors within the mileu, rather a >global view, all acting in concert with the other? If so, I may look >at green. Studebaker Green is a very nice color. --scott Signature"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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