What is it like to own a home with excellent Feng Shui?
1. The house must be square
The person must be square and the appearance must be square. The appearance of a house is like the appearance of a person, and the same goes for a house. It must be square and upright, and avoid three points and eight corners. There is a connection between people and the house. If the house you live in is square and square, you will be fair and just in dealing with people over time. On the contrary, if the house you live in is not square, the human heart will become skewed over time, and the nose and waist will become curved in appearance. At the same time, a square house gives people a sense of stability and security, while an unfounded house gives people a feeling of insecurity.
2. People-oriented, different from person to person
A good home Feng Shui layout is formulated based on people's characteristics. To put it simply, it is people-oriented, rather than a cookie-cutter standard house type. For example, some people avoid water and some people lack water, so their home feng shui layout will be different.
3. Use form to gather qi, and water is the top priority
The environment you live in must be surrounded by mountains and water to gather yang qi. Remember that the most important thing is shape, that is, the surrounding environment, mountains, rivers, roads, etc. Then, water is the top priority. Real estate is best if it has water, and developed cities are generally built along water. For example, Guangzhou is also next to the Pearl River, and water flows from the west to the east.
4. The orientation of the suite is based on the balcony of the living room
In current suites, the door and the balcony are generally in opposite directions. The idea of using the door as the orientation is only suitable for the doors of ancient houses, villas, etc. A house with lots of light and air. The main lighting point of the suite is the lobby balcony, so the direction is towards the lobby balcony.
5. The front is low and the back is high, and the left and right are symmetrical
One inch lower is water and one inch higher is mountain. The front of the home should be low and the line of sight should be wide. From a scientific point of view, houses generally face north and south, and water is on the south side. Once flooded, this layout can prevent water from entering the house. Many old city houses in the south have this design.