What does it mean when a house is located between two hexagrams? Why is this unlucky?

When measuring a house, the red line of the compass is exactly between the hexagrams and the hexagrams. Such a house is a hexagram. If it happens to be pressed between mountains, draw out the thread for riding.

The houses with hexagrams out account for about 2 of the total, and the houses with seams and threads out account for about 16 to 20 of the total.

Houses in the above two situations are dangerous houses and should be avoided. . Houses with hexagrams should also be treated with caution, and it is best to avoid them.