Why might the health of your family be affected if your living room is filled with antiques, furniture or clutter?
The living room is an important place for Feng Shui. It must be kept clean and hygienic to benefit the family fortune and the health of the family. If it is filled with antiques, sundries and decorations, dust will easily accumulate if it is not cleaned regularly, which will not only affect the smooth flow of air, but may even lead to poor blood flow and poor health of the family.
The living room Feng Shui is the most important part of the Yangzhai Feng Shui. The overall fortune of a family depends on whether it is the success or failure of career advancement, the level of luck, the family's financial fortune, the depth of the relationship between husband and wife, whether the children are good at studying, the luck of the exam, or even the health status. Normally, it has a lot to do with the feng shui of the living room. It can be seen that the feng shui of the living room is the core of the feng shui of the Yangzhai and must be carefully considered when decorating the home.
Every object in the home has its own "qi". Iron will oxidize, copper will also, and even walls and clothes will produce moisture in humid weather. This "qi" will accumulate in the living room. It will become a harmful gas. Therefore, Feng Shui must be combined with scientific concepts. This concept is that the furniture should not be too much and too high. Some people install utility cabinets on the ceiling to block the flow of aura. If the living room is filled with tall furniture or clutter, the airflow will be blocked, which can easily affect the health of your family and make everything go wrong.
However, "the living room filled with antiques, furniture or sundries will easily affect the health of the family" is just a saying in Feng Shui and has no scientific basis. Feng Shui has this statement. There are many, for example, too many mirrors in the bedroom can really cause suspicion, the location of the living room cannot face the kitchen, etc. However, these are all folk superstitions, and we should still believe in science.