Scorpions always appear in the house. Is it a good thing or a bad thing in terms of Feng Shui?

Scorpions always appear in your home, which is a good thing from a Feng Shui perspective.

Because the feng shui of scorpions is an important component of the traditional establishment of China and even Asia. The role of scorpions can not only play an important role in connecting various rooms, but also the feng shui of scorpions. It is the only place to go in and out of the house. The entrance hall refers specifically to the outer door of the residence, which is clear to the eyes. And in residential organizations. In order to improve Feng Shui, Hong Kong masters often set up a "scorpion ground" to improve Feng Shui.

Extended information:

The pattern of Feng Shui:

Old text: If the stem of the dry mountain faces the water, the top of the stem will come out; Suddenly Rich Stones Chongbi

Translation: Qianshan Qian faces the water, Qianfeng emerges as the top scholar; Maoshan Sun faces the water source of Maoshan, suddenly rich rocks Chongbi

Old text: Wushan Wuxiang Come to the hall at noon, the general is on duty at the frontier; Kunshan and Kun are flowing towards Kun, and wealth and wealth will never end

Translation: Wushan comes to the hall at noon, and the general will be at the frontier; Kun and Kun, and the water will flow towards the mountain, and wealth and honor will never end.

Old text: This is the method of the Ming Dynasty Yuankong hexagram to collect both water and water. Take the four mountains as an example for the rest, all of which are pure in the hexagram. There are eight games in ***, the four major games are listed here, and the other four major games can definitely be introduced according to law.

Translation: This second Yuan Kong hexagram’s method of attracting both water and water is recommended to the Four Mountains as an example for the rest, which is the reason for the purity in the hexagram. There are eight games in ***. Here are four major patterns. The other four major patterns can definitely be derived according to law.