What are the Feng Shui taboos for large mirrors in the living room?

First of all, let me explain that if a mirror is in an auspicious position, it will increase good luck, and if it is in an unfavorable position, it will help others. Moreover, many mirrors with incorrect placement will have the problem of attracting evil. Since it is difficult for ordinary people to judge, traditional Feng Shui generally It is not recommended to place mirrors randomly at home.

In addition, in addition to the good and bad positions, the principles for placing mirrors at home should also be noted: the mirror does not reflect the bed, the mirror does not reflect the door, the mirror does not reflect the back, and the mirror does not reflect the mirror.

The door, also known as the air outlet in Feng Shui, is the most important part of the home for receiving Qi, and the mirror plays the role of reflection, that is, the Qi collected by the door is reflected by the mirror. And good Feng Shui is to hide the wind and gather Qi. The mirror looking at the door obviously does not meet the needs of Feng Shui. It will block the God of Wealth, resulting in poor financial luck, even career failure, and physical damage.

So, the suggestions are as follows:

1. Remove the mirror on the door to solve the problem of the mirror looking at the door.

2. If the mirror is difficult to remove, it is recommended to apply a matte film on the mirror to make it look like black glass and lose the effect of the mirror. This problem can also be solved.

3. If you feel that it is not beautiful enough, you can also buy a painting that is larger than the mirror (the painting must meet the requirements of Feng Shui) and hang it in the position of the mirror to cover the mirror. Regarding the mirror issue, on the other hand, if you open the door first and see a painting with good meaning, you will see blessings, flowers, Buddha, joy, etc., which will also improve the fortune of the house.

You can choose the above three resolution methods according to the situation of the house and your own preferences.

Note that a brown mirror with carved patterns is also a mirror. It has nothing to do with the color or whether it is carved or not. As long as it can reflect the scene, it is a mirror, and it will have the problems mentioned above. Unless it cannot reflect the scene, it is not a mirror. As long as there is a mirror effect, even many glossy TVs have the effect of mirrors in Feng Shui.

1. The mirror and the room should be proportional. The mirror hanging at home should be large enough to allow the person looking in the mirror to see the entire head. If the mirror is long, it should be able to see the entire body.

2. Mirrors should not be placed in the middle of the hall. Putting mirrors in the living room can easily lead to distraction.

3. The mirror cannot face the window. If there are people outside the window, it will be detrimental to others; if there is no home but facing the sky, it will be detrimental to yourself, and if there is light coming in from the outside, it will make you feel uncomfortable.

4. The mirror should not be used to look at the head of the bed. Some people like to install a large mirror in the master bedroom to check their majestic appearance. In fact, it is not necessary, because people’s energy is at their weakest when they are asleep. At this time, the mirror is easy to It reflects the energy of the human body and makes you prone to dizziness. Sometimes when you wake up in the middle of the night and see your reflection in the mirror, you will be startled.