Building Feng Shui, what are the Feng Shui taboos when choosing a house?
Modern housing prices remain high, and buying a house is a lifelong event for most people. They will definitely choose from thousands of options and make a purchase only after comparing and weighing them repeatedly. But if you work hard to make money and finally buy a house with unsatisfactory Feng Shui, it will affect your quality of life, health, fortune, etc. So what are the Feng Shui taboos when choosing a house? Let's learn together here.
Feng Shui attaches great importance to "hiding the wind and gathering Qi", so when purchasing, the most ideal living environment is one with a gentle breeze blowing slowly and refreshing. This is in line with the principles of Feng Shui. .
So don’t be greedy for high places when choosing a building. “It’s always cold at high places.” If there is a strong wind, the strong wind will take away the wealth and good luck of the home. How can you retain the good Feng Shui? Therefore, a place with strong winds will definitely not be a prosperous place, and it is not suitable to buy, because even if the house is really condensed with prosperous energy, it will be blown away by the strong wind. But if the wind is too slow and the air does not circulate well, that is definitely not appropriate!
Yangzhai Feng Shui attaches great importance to sunshine and air. Therefore, when choosing a house to live in, you must not only have fresh air, but also have sufficient sunshine. With enough light, the indoor aura will be good. Houses with insufficient sunlight often appear to be oppressive and have too much Yin energy, which can lead to restlessness in the home and make it an unsuitable place to live.
So the second condition for choosing a house is to have enough light. Of course, if you want to choose a good light, it is not suitable for buildings below the third floor, especially elevator apartments. The buildings are densely built and the house is too high to block the light.
Building Feng Shui pays attention to "it is preferable to turn around and avoid direct attacks", because the direct attack is sudden. If the house is the first to bear the brunt, it will be a big disaster, so don't be careful!
Therefore, when choosing a house, you should first conduct an overall observation of the house to see if there are streets and alleys running straight into the front, rear, left, and right sides of the house. For example, if the door of the house is facing the road that is coming straight away, The longer the road, the greater the danger, and the more cars there are, the more disasters there are. Therefore, some people call it a "house with a tiger's mouth", which means it is difficult to live in it.
It means that there should be no toilet in the middle of the house. Building a toilet in the center of the house is like accumulating waste in the human heart, which is naturally very bad.
If the toilet is not located in the center of the house, but is located in the center of the back half of the house, just in line with the door, it is not suitable to choose as a residence, because it is likely to cause damage to property.
That’s all about building Feng Shui. Some people think that Feng Shui is a kind of feudal superstition. In fact, Feng Shui is an environmental science and a science that teaches people how to live in harmony and health with themselves and the environment.
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