Introductory knowledge of Feng Shui: Residential Feng Shui, residential Feng Shui determines good and bad luck
Feng Shui has been a highly respected science since ancient times. People can know their personal fortune by looking at Feng Shui. In Feng Shui, there are many branches, the most important of which is residential Feng Shui. This is because homes are where people spend the most time. Only by understanding the basic knowledge of residential Feng Shui can we test the good and bad luck of the entire house.
Residential Feng Shui pays attention to the shape of the house, which is all square and stable
The most basic principle of residential Feng Shui is that the shape of the house must be square and stable. This is conducive to the Feng Shui pattern of the house. It is not suitable to have missing corners or strange shapes. It is said that the appearance of a house is like the appearance of a person, and the same is true for a house. It must be square and upright, not three-pointed or eight-cornered. If the house is not flat and stable, but has various strange shapes, it is likely to violate the evil of missing corners of the house, which will have a great impact on the fortune of the residents. Nowadays, real estate developers pay more attention to the rational use of space when designing building layouts. Therefore, it is common for houses to have missing corners, but this is not good in Feng Shui. Each orientation of the house represents a different meaning. The northwest corner represents the father or male master of the family. If this corner is missing, it will be detrimental to the male master’s health and career, and may lead to poor financial luck and also affect family and marital problems. The southwest corner is the Kun Palace, which represents the old woman or the heroine of the family. If this corner is missing, the health of the heroine will be affected. If she lives for a long time, she will be weak and sick, surrounded by hidden diseases, and in severe cases, she will die at an early age. To the east is the Zhen palace position, which represents the eldest son in the family. If this position is missing, it will affect the health and career of the eldest son in the family, and all aspects will become worse and worse.
The Feng Shui of the house pays attention to the appropriate size.
In the House Sutra, there is a saying that the house has five deficiencies, one of which is that the house has a large number of people and few people. If the house is too large, there are few people living there, and the indoor aura is strong, it will actually affect the fortune of the residents. Therefore, the size of the house needs to be determined according to the people who live there. If there are few people living there, it is suitable to buy a smaller house. If there are many people living there, it is suitable to choose a larger house. It is not suitable to have a small house with few adults or a lot of small people. .
Door-to-door is a taboo in Feng Shui for residential buildings
Door-to-door is a taboo in Feng Shui, as it governs disputes. In modern urban residential layouts, it is easy for two doors to face each other. In terms of Feng Shui, if two doors face each other, one of them must retreat. If two doors collide, one family will be in trouble. Generally speaking, it is the retreat of a family with a small door, a small space in the door, a small number of people in the door, or a weak aura of people living in the door. If you can change the direction of the door to avoid facing each other, or add a partition between the two doors, it is the best way. It is best to use a screen wall as the partition between the two doors to achieve the purpose of effective separation. However, if the door direction cannot be changed or effective isolation methods are used, we can also ask Bagua Fu and stick it on the door to resolve the problem. Evil spirit.