It used to be a temple, but later it was built into a house. Is feng shui good?

According to the traditional geomantic view, residential feng shui near temples, Taoist temples and Chenghuang temples is unlucky. In other words, residential site selection should try to avoid these places.

In fact, this view of Feng Shui can be explained even by using modern science.

As we know, temples, Taoist temples and Chenghuang temples are places for religious activities. In today's language, this is an occasion open to the public, where people from all walks of life are crowded, and the noise affects the peace of private houses. Especially among those who come to these places, there are patients who come to ask for visas, do things for the dead, and often have the possibility of infectious diseases.

In addition, in the past, temples, Taoist temples and Chenghuang temples were crowded with people, which made them a place for business, and the so-called temple fairs were formed in this way.

It usually happens once every ten or five days, and there are piles of garbage and people are buzzing, which is not conducive to housing.

Therefore, you can't choose a house near a temple, a Taoist temple or a city god temple.

In geomantic omen, the front and back of the temple belong to lonely places, so it is not good to have some religious places near the house, such as temples and churches. Because these places are places where the gods hold their feet, the nearby gas field or energy will be disturbed < P > and the human ecological environment will be affected. Living near a religious place will have the following two problems:

1. The whole family will appear lonely;

2. Personality tends to go to extremes, or go on the rampage, or be very kind and often bullied by others.