Sharing experience and knowledge on Feng Shui taboos when building a house
Building a house is a relatively important thing. There is a lot of Feng Shui knowledge about houses. When building a house, you must first choose the correct location. Site selection is the most important thing. Some places are not suitable for building. A house, especially a place that once had a special purpose, will have a certain impact on health and fortune if it is used to build a house. Moreover, the orientation and orientation of the house are also very important. A good orientation can bring good help to the fortune of the family. . Let’s take a look at the taboos when building a house.
Houses cannot be built in special locations
Those that have historically been used as slaughterhouses, temples, morgues, ancient battlefields, accident-prone areas, strange slopes, ancient cemeteries, and crematories , suppressed seedling land, suppressed forest land, ancient roads, ancient rivers, prisons, execution grounds and other places, if not resolved by Feng Shui, should be regarded as unclean places and generally not suitable for residence.
You should not choose a house site next to chimneys, iron towers, standing electric poles, transformers, straight roof ridges, walls and other evil objects. When planning and placing these evil objects, full consideration should be given to the feng shui interests of the nearby land and should not be arranged randomly.
The base should not be fragmented, scattered, or lonely, and should be arranged in large-scale areas. If a house is surrounded by streets, it will be disadvantageous in terms of quietness, safety and pollution.
The base should not be located on the "scissor's edge" where two streets intersect diagonally. Buildings located on the "scissor's edge" are prone to disasters. This type of land is suitable for street greening. If construction is necessary, it should be resolved by Kanyu geotechnical engineers.
The base should not be located on the banks of rivers and lakes or in the cross-bending sections of water or roads.
The back-bending sections often "wash" the local area, causing uneasiness to people and animals, and unsatisfactory business. Feng shui treatment is required. A green protective belt can be added on this side of the anti-bank section or the water surface can be separated to "stop the air".
The area pointed to at the end of a straight road or the straight section in a curved road is a road-blocked area and is not suitable for residential use. It can be used as green space, parking lot, garbage station, pressure regulating station, etc. Generally, trees, pools, flower beds or mirror-reflected Tai Chi diagrams are used to resolve and protect.
Drainage ditches cannot pass through other people’s houses, let alone face other people’s homes
Water from the eaves of neighboring houses should not drip into the yard, as it is considered sewage and stupid water. Affect your own luck. If you build an auspicious beast on the roof of your house, you should not let the ridge-nosed beast face people with its big mouth open, as it is suspected of eating others.
Cannot be built on a dead end
Traditional Feng Shui believes that the air in a dead end is blocked. The flow of air is like human blood flow. If it is blocked, it means that there is no vitality and no development forward. There is no room for maneuver in the end, and death will not bring life. Therefore, open areas should be chosen for building houses, but houses should not be built at T-shaped intersections facing the road. Traditional Feng Shui believes that "a straight road and a sword" are prone to misfortunes. This location is really not a good place to live.
The above places are not suitable for building houses, especially places that have been used for special purposes, such as places that were used for purposes or as execution grounds. Not only are they extremely detrimental to people in terms of Feng Shui, , from a health point of view, it will not die and can be used as a homestead, so you must avoid such places when choosing a site. There are also many considerations for houses close to the mainland, especially those that are not suitable for bends in the road. Building a house, I hope the above introduction can be helpful to your choice.