Is the feng shui around the temple necessarily bad?

Mr Li and Mrs Li have worked hard for many years. After their careers are stable, they want to take their parents to be filial. In order to enjoy family happiness, they bought a villa and the whole family lived together.

My family invited me to his house to see Feng Shui on the recommendation of a friend.

As for the worried temple problem, from the window, the temple is hidden among green trees, with yellow tiles and red walls, and its artistic conception is unique. Moreover, the antique temple buildings are orderly and solemn, and pilgrims and tourists are constantly shuttling between them, full of vitality and tranquility.

Nowadays, people are very concerned about Feng Shui, and they like to read Feng Shui books and articles about home Feng Shui on the Internet. Moreover, many articles about the location of buying a house mentioned that the home should not be near the temple.

The reason why there is a home in front of the temple is not good for Feng Shui is actually related to the actual situation before.

In the past, most temples were built on high mountains for monks to practice, so there was a saying that there were many famous monks since ancient times. In the past, the traffic was underdeveloped and the manpower and material resources of the building were limited, so the temples were generally sparsely populated and not prosperous. Living here is clean and tidy, and few people disturb it. I will be in charge soon, but I am not cold and cheerless.

Especially in the following two situations: first, the temple with few monks and low incense makes people feel cold and gloomy after entering; The other is a dilapidated, broken and abandoned temple. This place was destroyed. Such an environment will naturally have no good influence on the geomantic omen of the surrounding houses.

Li Zhiyi believes that the core of Yi-ology is change. As one of the practical applications of Yi-ology, Feng Shui should follow this principle and change according to the actual situation, rather than sticking to the law.