Feng Shui Dafa: Taboo of Architectural Feng Shui

With the development and progress of society, more and more old ideas and customs have been abandoned by people. As a scientific theory, Feng Shui has been passed down for a long time through postgraduate entrance examination. Feng shui will involve our daily life and production. Let's take a look at some feng shui taboos in the feng shui map.

1. The house shall not be built on the ridge or at the entrance and exit of the valley. Otherwise, it is not a geographical blessing, and the owner will damage the health problem, so the house cannot be built on the ridge or at the entrance and exit of the valley.

Second, it can't be said that residential construction is at the T-junction, that is, there can't be ports and roads directly in front of residential buildings, otherwise it will be endless harm. Especially in the event of a fire, it is even more out of control.

Third, the front door of the house should not face the big tree. Therefore, the big tree in front of the door not only prevents the yang from entering the house, but also prevents the yin from coming out. From a practical point of view, it is quite inconvenient for family members to go in and out. Especially in rainy days, it will bring the danger of lightning, so don't stand in front of the tree.

Fourth, the residence is still recorded in geomantic omen, and can't be built at the lowest place of a dead end. Such a building will attract natural and man-made disasters, and it is not conducive to making money and promotion. Children's houses can't be built in parents' yards, except the eldest son.

Five, the construction of housing should also avoid the cemetery or near the temple. If it is to be built, the distance should be above 100 km, and it is best not to have a narrow corridor in Hunnan. If the house is too close to the cemetery and the surrounding area is barren, it is best not to live in it, so the yin is too heavy, which will damage the health of residents.