Feng Shui diagram of a house facing east to west

The Feng Shui of a house facing east to west

The Feng Shui of the door should be consistent with the owner’s zodiac sign. The Feng Shui of the residence mainly depends on the door direction. Zodiac direction, that is, the direction of the house owner's zodiac sign, which one can sit or not face. For example, if the owner's zodiac sign is rat, the door of the residence can face the east, west or south, but not the north. No matter what year the person born in the year of the rat is born, it is not an auspicious direction for the door of the residence to face north;

If you live in a unit suite in a building in the city, the orientation of the floor does not matter. The key is the orientation of the door of the owner's entire residence. The room (bedroom) in the house mainly depends on the orientation of the door. People whose zodiac sign is rat are not suitable to live in a house with the door facing due north, that is, they are not suitable to live in a house with the meridian direction;

The orientation of the living room and bedrooms

Multiple rooms in the house It is impossible to face in one direction at the same time. At this time, the orientation of the living room and bedroom should be the primary consideration, that is, towards the south. But most families have more than one bedroom. How to choose one? The orientation of the master bedroom or the orientation of most bedrooms should be used as the criterion. The bedroom is preferably south-facing, but it should not be close to the exterior wall. Southeast, east, or northeast orientations are also acceptable. , but it is best not to choose a west-facing bedroom.

It is not advisable to sit east to west and go straight into the streets.

So when you go to choose a house, you might as well look around the house first to see if there are streets in front, back, left and right of the house. If the door of the house is facing the road that is rushing straight away, the longer the road is, the more dangerous it will be, and the more cars there will be, the more trouble there will be.

Feng Shui experts view roads as "water". Since the flow of traffic and people on the road creates moving "qi", it has a direct impact on the Feng Shui of the building. It is usually ideal to have a "jade belt of water" surrounding the building in front. If there are "reverse bow paths" like bows and arrows in front and behind the selected building, it will have a negative impact on the building and home (the specific situation depends on the orientation and sitting direction). Running straight into the street is also one of the taboos in Feng Shui.