In the building opposite my house, a Bagua mirror is hung on the door, shining on my house. How can I block them?

The layout of Feng Shui often sees the selfish weakness of human beings. Every home owner hopes to be rich after moving in. Some people spend huge sums of money to hire Feng Shui masters from Hong Kong and Macao to do the layout, while others hear about it and read books and do their own Feng Shui layout.

The most common thing in homes is to hang a Bagua mirror to ward off evil spirits. In Feng Shui, the Bagua Mirror is a Feng Shui mirror, and Feng Shui mirrors are divided into three categories:

1. Flat mirror

2. Concave mirror

3 .Convex mirror

As for the Bagua, Nine Stars, Yaksha and other patterns, they are designed by the common people by borrowing the ideas of Yin-Yang, Five Elements and ghosts.

Simple Bagua will not cause any disadvantage, because Bagua is just a cosmic symbol that can only transform evil spirits. It would be different if the Bagua is a depiction of a god general riding a tiger and holding a divine weapon in his hand.

The Five Elements Theory clearly states that sharp objects with three prongs and eight anises belong to fire. If the sacred weapon held by the god or the white tiger he rides is consecrated, it will be more evil, so it is not suitable to hang on the door facing the neighbor.

One of the reasons why Feng Shui experts are called teachers is that people who understand Feng Shui should be educated. For example, in Hong Kong and Macao, every inch of land is precious, and thousands of people live in one building. Everyone is on the same page day and night, and good-neighborly relations are very important. The essence of Feng Shui is not to destroy, but to live in harmony. The Bagua Mirror is a sensitive object that can transform evil spirits and should generally not be used in cities.

If a Bagua mirror is hung on the lintel of the opposite door, the door is opened with a black paper fan, and the Ksitigarbha Sutra is written on it, it can be resolved.