Excuse me, how about Li Juming Feng Shui Master? What precautions should I pay attention to when buying a house to see Feng Shui?

Feng Shui can not only bring health to family members, but also bring wealth, so many people still believe in Feng Shui, especially the elderly. Many people want to choose a building with good feng shui, but they don't know where to start. So what should you pay attention to when buying a house to see Feng Shui? Here are ten points for your reference. \ r \ nMr。 Li Juming, an international geomantic numerology master, was born in Hong Kong, China, and studied in the Communication Science Department of Hong Kong Baptist University. After ten years in newspaper and film circles, he devoted himself to numerology and numerology in the mid-1980s. In the mid-1990s, he developed Buddhist education with Chen Shuaifo in his spare time. Out of sincere belief in Hong Kong and patriotic feelings, Li is extremely strict with himself. Although he is a technician, he is superstitious everywhere. Li successfully expanded the popularity of Prajna Heart Sutra with his religious belief, and has long been called "Li Jushi". In recent years, Li praised Zi Xue, re-dialectically analyzed the forecast information of the art of war and the wind and water, and wrote a book to set the record straight, thus enhancing the social status of China ancient culture and being respected and admired. \r\n (1) Strong wind is not suitable: pay attention to the wind direction first. \ r \ nIf it is found that there is a strong wind near the house and it is urgent, it is not appropriate to buy it! Because even if the home is really full of gas, it will be blown away by the strong wind. Feng shui pays the most attention to gathering wind and gas, which means that windy places will definitely not be prosperous! However, it should be noted that the wind is too strong, and the wind is too slow and the air circulation is not good. The most ideal living environment is a breeze blowing slowly, which is in line with Feng Shui. \r\n (2) Sunny \r\nSunny Yang House Feng Shui pays the most attention to sunny air, so choose a house to live in, not only the air is fresh, but also sunny! If the house is not sunny enough, it will often be too cloudy, which will lead to restlessness at home and is really unsuitable for living. For example, there is a house with insufficient sunshine, and the entrance is a long and narrow corridor, while the living room and dining room seem to have no windows, so it is difficult for outdoor sunlight to penetrate; Such a house, whether air or sunshine is insufficient, can be said to be a gloomy stagnant water, lifeless. \r\n (3) The terrain should be flat \r\nIf the house is on a slope, don't choose it as a residence, and the family may be separated. The terrain should be flat. If the house is located on a slope, you should pay special attention to the surrounding environment when buying it, because from the perspective of geomantic omen, flat houses are relatively stable, while slopes are quite dangerous! The door of the house is facing the steep hillside, so it is not suitable to choose it as a residence, because not only the family wealth will be lost, but also the family will be separated and never come back. Generally speaking, houses on slopes are prone to financial leakage, while houses under slopes are prone to financial leakage. Houses located at the bottom of steep slopes often lead to casualties. \r\n (4) Street-center anti-bow \r\nThe so-called street-center anti-bow refers to the bending of the street in front of the house, and the bending position is directly opposite to the gate, which is called sickle cutting the waist in geomantic omen. This kind of house is not suitable for buying, just avoid it. If the street faces the bow, the ten books of Yangzhai think that there are often casualties, fires and stubborn diseases in the home; There are clouds in the mirror of the house: the reflection on the street is like a bow, fierce! \r\n (5) Avoid high-altitude cutting \r\nThe so-called high-altitude cutting refers to the narrow gap between two high-rise buildings. The narrower the gap, the fiercer it is. However, if another building fills the gap behind, there is no harm. The so-called sky-cutting is a narrow gap between two high-rise buildings. It is called sky-cutting because it is like cutting it in half from mid-air with a knife. If the house is destroyed by the sky, there is likely to be a bloody disaster. The narrower the gap, the more fierce it will be, and the closer the distance, the more dangerous it will be! Therefore, it is not appropriate to choose a house facing the sky, but if there is another building behind to fill the vacancy, you might as well. \r\n (6) Stay away from chimneys \r\nAccording to Yang Zhai Summary, an ancient geomantic book, chimneys are difficult to give birth to bed owners, which shows that chimneys are harmful to health. Chimneys are not suitable for feng shui. There is a saying that the chimney stumbles the bed owner, which shows the harm of the chimney to the bed owner! There are many chimneys outside the bedroom window. Don't choose these houses as safe places to live! Aside from feng shui, from the perspective of environmental sanitation, areas with dense chimneys are not suitable for living, because the coal and fireworks emitted from chimneys are enough to endanger health! \r\n (7) The center is polluted \r\nThis means that the central part of the house can't be used as a toilet, otherwise it will be like waste piling up in people's hearts, and then you will be in trouble! The toilet is right in the middle of the house and is not suitable for living. If the toilet is not in the center of the house, but in the center of the back half of the house, just in line with the gate, it is not suitable for residence; Because this is likely to lead to financial losses. \r\n (8) Go straight to the street \r\n Feng Shui prefers to turn around and avoid going straight, because the coming of going straight is sharp. If the residence bears the brunt, it will be very harmful. Don't be careless Therefore, when you go to choose a building, you might as well take a look around the house first to see if there are any streets rushing straight. The door of the house faces the straight road. The longer the road, the more dangerous it is. The more countries, the more disasters. So some people call it a tiger's mouth house, which means it's hard to live in. \r\n (9) In front of the yamen and behind the temple \r\nThis refers to the front of the yamen (especially the police station and military camp) and behind the Taoist temple. These places are not suitable for living because the yamen is murderous. Living opposite, bear the brunt, can't afford it, there will be casualties; Temples are places where yin and qi converge, so it is not advisable to live too close. (X) Perfecting \ r \ the above knowledge about Feng Shui is so far. There are six main standards of geomantic omen: mountain ring, water embrace, congeniality, sweet water quality, delicate and shiny land and timely land acquisition.