House geomantic omen: what geomantic taboos should be avoided when building a house in your hometown?

In the renovation of new houses, if the setting is wrong and the living room is set in the rear, there will be a pattern of paying back money, which will easily lead to a decline in wealth. In geomantic omen, we pay attention to "I like to swing, but I don't want to go straight". There is no porch or low cabinet between the door and the living room, and the air outside will go straight to the living room, which will weaken the yang in the house, thus bringing evil spirits and damaging the family wealth.

2, light taboo: the living room is dark and the curtains are too dark.

We often say "bright hall and dark room", which means that the living room is brighter than the room and has better lighting conditions. A bright living room can bring prosperity and smooth sailing; On the contrary, it may lead to the interruption of wealth.

3, decoration taboo: hanging pictures of wild animals in the living room, placing antique sundries.

Hanging a picture of a beast in the living room is easy to upset the family. If you like to hang paintings of dragons, tigers, eagles and other beasts, you need to pay special attention to putting the heads of the beasts in the paintings outward to form a defensive pattern. Never threaten yourself inward with the heads of the beasts to avoid unexpected disasters. In addition, antiques, sundries and decorations should not be placed in the living room, which is easy to make people's blood and health decline.

4, the pattern taboo: the living room pattern is irregular.

The layout of the living room is square or rectangular, and the seating area should not be washed to the corner, and the sofa should not be pressed against the beam. If there is a prominent corner behind the arrow, bonsai or furniture can be arranged to resolve it. If the living room is L-shaped, it can be divided into two square areas with furniture and regarded as two independent rooms. For example, one area can be regarded as a reception room and another area as a living room. Or hang a mirror on the wall to symbolically fill the missing corner, and then decide the center point as a complete room.

5. Design taboo: connect first and then connect.

From the perspective of geomantic omen, the living room should have a wide view, but the living room should not be through. For example, you can't directly see the door or back door of the room when you enter the door. If there is a passage, avoid colluding directly or horizontally with the whole living room. These phenomena are called "going in before going out" in Feng Shui, which also means that people and money are empty.

6, the door taboo: small arch

In order to avoid beams or separate spaces, some living rooms have designed small arches, which is a taboo in geomantic omen. Because the shape of small arches is like tombstones, it is considered harmful to the health of residents in geomantic omen, so the living room at home should try to avoid the design of small arches.