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Citi Field And A Little Feng Shui.....LET'S GO METS!

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Home Stager with Feng Shui Manhattan Long Island #888

Citi Field (formally known as Shea Stadium) was reconstructed in 2008 and reopened in 2009. The newly designed stadium was assessed by a local Feng Shui consultant and dubbed to be 'bad luck.' 

The beauty of Feng Shui energy work is that you can help shift the momentum to be in your favor through various ways. For baseball it could be through changing the psychology of the team, contiued fan support, style of coaching and belief in self and positive influences to maintain that focus with the individually players. Combine that with a supportive energy designed stadium, I believe anything is possible.

The Met's played in the 2015 NLCS and came out champs against the Chicago Cubs. With no predictions and allowing the player's energy to produce what they will, New Yorkers send positive, supportive energy their way for the World Series. 

Here are some fast interesting facts about Citi field. They brought in past materials from the previous stadium, let that be of the building it self, historical moments captured though statues, plaques or artwork, down to the transferring of dirt from one stadium to another. This is a positive way to honor 'previous occupant energy.'

The stadium design itself is much more open, allowing greater viewing of the game from various angels. The decor is more welcoming and inviting with a nice blend of Yin and Yang design principles. 

When you get a chance, be sure to check out a game at Citi Field. 

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Laura Cerrano is a second-generation Certified New York City Feng Shui Consultant Expert. As a full-time Feng Shui consultant, Laura provides bicoastal consultations and workshops for residential, commercial, real estate developments, Fortune 500 companies and healing faculties. In addition, Laura is a resident teacher at the Metropolitan Institute of Design in Syosset, NY. She has been featured in highly respected publications and TV networks such as Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen," PBS, CBC Television, BBC Radio and The New York Times. 

 

Comments(2)

Jerry Newman
Brown Realty, 210-789-4216, - San Antonio, TX
Texas REALTOR, San Antonio Military Relocation

Hi Laura. Shea Stadium is famous. Didn't know that had changed the name to Citi Field. Best Wishes to your Mets going far in the pay offs this year.

Oct 19, 2015 11:23 PM
Bob Crane
Woodland Management Service / Woodland Real Estate, KW Diversified - Stevens Point, WI
Forestland Experts! 715-204-9671

Congrats to you and the Mets, they seem to be having a very good year.

Nov 02, 2015 01:35 PM