Taoist rituals: What are the Feng Shui taboos on windows?

(1) Public seats cannot go directly to the door. Since the door is the airflow and energy entrance and exit of the entire office, if your seat is facing the door, you will be rushed by the aura of the door, which can easily affect a person's subconscious and nervous system, causing a bad temper or unprovoked illness. If you encounter such a situation, you can set up a screen or plant at the door as a way to resolve it. (2) There should be an empty door behind the office seats. It is most taboo to have an empty door behind the public table. The so-called empty door means that there is a door, window or aisle behind it. In this way, it is easy to feel insecure and it is most difficult to concentrate on work. The back of the human brain is the brain wave radiation area and is also one of the most sensitive parts of the human body to sense the aura. Therefore, it is best to have something fixed and immobile behind the office seat. If there are people moving behind you, it will easily make people lose concentration. Invisibly shifting part of the attention to the back of the head, which will consume energy in the long run and affect work efficiency and health. If you encounter such a situation, you can place a screen behind you or use a high-backed chair. (3) The front of the office seat cannot be close to the wall (the buffer zone is not enough). People's eyes are in the front to capture more information; if the office seats are too close to the wall, people and objects around you cannot be seen, which will cause subconscious uneasiness and affect the stability of the nervous system. If you encounter such a situation and cannot change places, you should choose a suitable and relatively open painting to hang on the wall in front of you according to your own mood. (4) It is best not to have anyone in front of the office seat. For example, if there are people facing each other in front of the public seats, it is also a psychological evil. Without your own private space, it will either cause each other's comfort, or it will distract your attention. If you like to talk and laugh with each other, it will affect your work. It is best to put some potted plants or documents between the two people. (5) Public seats cannot face the toilet door. If the desk of the person in charge or supervisor faces the toilet, it will affect the overall operation and business development, and it will also be very damaging to wealth. Ordinary employees’ seats facing the toilet door will affect their luck and work performance. The toilet is a place where foul gas gathers, and the toilet door is where the foul gas is discharged. People who have been near the toilet door for a long time, or directly facing the toilet door, will suffer from inhalation. Too much foul smell makes you sick. If it cannot be avoided, a screen or a large broad-leaf plant can be installed between the toilet and the seats, which can block some odor, and the toilet door must be closed at all times. (6) Office seats cannot be behind photocopiers or computers and other electrical appliances. Office photocopiers and other electrical appliances are not suitable to be on the white tiger side. Copiers and computers have relatively strong overflow magnetic fields. If the public seat is too close or directly behind the computer, it will easily affect your own magnetic field over time, causing physical and mental obstacles, and indirectly affecting your fortune. It is best to keep a distance, otherwise you can put a pot of broad-leaved plants or cactus in the middle, but the plants must be replaced regularly, otherwise they will become a second source of pollution. (7) There should be no sinks or faucets next to the office seats, as well as fish tanks placed too high or places with water seepage high on the walls. Wherever water comes out, it will affect the aura, because water itself can gather energy and disrupt the magnetic field. People who sit next to faucets for a long time may suffer from nervous system disorders or repeated fortunes, so it is best to avoid them. If water seeps high on the wall or the fish tank is placed higher than your head, it is "shower water". If you are affected by "head shower water" for a long time, it will cause easy illness, mental decline and other effects. This phenomenon will occur if we place a fish tank next to the seat in the living room, and the highest water level in the fish tank is higher than the person sitting next to it. (8) There should be no large trash cans or debris next to office seats. Like toilets, trash cans or debris piles are also sources of filthy odors, so avoid them for good luck. If you can't avoid them, install an ever-burning lamp to use the yang energy of the light to drive away filthy odors. And if you pay attention to hygiene, it will be difficult for bacteria to invade. If you have religious beliefs, such as Buddhism, you can use the spiritual energy of religion to increase your aura. (9) Public seats should not have insufficient lighting or no windows. If the light on the seat is too weak, it will cause the "heavy yin" phenomenon of insufficient solar energy and excessive geomagnetic energy, breaking the balance of yin and yang. Over time, it will make people lazy and passive, and they will be more likely to be pessimistic. The light in the office should be bright, and natural sunlight is the best light, artificial light is less good. (10) Public seats cannot face the kitchen or gas stove or refrigerator. The kitchen is the source of fire. If you are too close to the fire, it will also affect the nervous system and physiological field of the human body. In the long run, it will hinder a person's thinking ability. It is best to avoid it. If you can't avoid it, wear jade or ceramic pendants. Use earth to remove the aura of fire. (11) Office seats cannot face the water dispenser.

Like the faucet, the water dispenser is also an outlet for water vapor. Especially if someone turns on and off the water every day, it is more likely to affect the stability of the nearby magnetic field; and if people often move around, it is easy to expose personal privacy. If possible, it is best to keep a distance. (12) Office seats cannot face the door of the supervisor or boss's room. At the official level, supervisors and bosses generally control office workers. According to the ancients, they "suppress" office workers. Unless you don't have supervisors and bosses in your eyes, it's best not to face them head-on. room, because you will be affected by their every move and unable to concentrate, and it is easy to conflict with them over time.