What does the East mean in Feng Shui?

The orient is an extremely key position in the theory of geomantic omen. It points to the east, where the sun rises. In geomantic omen, the East is regarded as a symbol of rebirth and prosperity, representing hope, growth and opportunity. Therefore, in feng shui design, the main doors, balconies and windows usually face the east in order to get the best luck.

In geomantic omen, the orient is also related to the attributes of wood. According to the principle that the five elements are mutually dependent, the wood and the line are mutually dependent, so the East has a particularly strong influence on the houses with soil properties. If the house faces the east and faces the water, emphasizing the relationship between wood and water can also bring good luck.

It should be noted that in Feng Shui, the East also has its negative influence. If there are unfavorable elements such as graves, service facilities and garbage disposal sites in the east, it will have a negative impact on residents' fortune. Therefore, when choosing a house, we should pay special attention to the surrounding environment and feng shui conditions in order to get the best living environment and life experience.