Get these six tips to improve your home’s feng shui without asking for help.
Feng Shui exists all around us, invisible but it affects every bit of life. Especially home Feng Shui, you must read it! Good Feng Shui can make you feel good and everything goes well, but bad Feng Shui can bring a lot of misfortune. So how can you check the Feng Shui of a house by yourself without a Feng Shui master?
Next, let’s follow Teacher Dong Yilin to learn these simple tricks, and don’t ask for help when it comes to home feng shui!
1. Stand at your front door and look outside. Look to see if there are any large buildings or obstacles facing you that are creating what is known in Feng Shui as evil energy. The neighbor's satellite dish, the telephone pole on the street, the church steeple, or a long road facing your door, etc., can all form the so-called (evil spirit). If there is anything that can become (evil energy) facing the door of your home, then in order to resolve this harmful influence, you should hang a Bagua mirror on the front door with the mirror opening facing the outside.
2. Use the above method to inspect the back door of your home and all major windows.
3. Once again, stand at your front door and use your compass to determine the direction your home is facing. You can use a compass, or a fancy Chinese compass (compass), but you must make sure you line up the north pointer on the needle with the true north point on the compass. (If you don't have a compass handy, you might be able to use a street map to find out which direction your home faces.) Write this down and compare it to your personal best direction.
4. Check the entrance to your home to make sure there is nothing blocking the flow of Qi coming in from the front door, and that outside Qi can quickly gather indoors. The front door should be flat and open inside and outside, which is what is mentioned in the home feng shui of the Book of Changes: the bright hall is wide and can accommodate thousands of troops and horses. The main and noble dominate one side, so other obstacles should be removed immediately.
5. Sketch a rough floor plan of your home. Place the Bagua chart on top of your home floor plan, using compass directions to align them correctly. See where each area of your home fits in the Bagua.
6. The eight directions in the Bagua represent (eight desires in life-) respectively representing family, money, reputation, marriage, children, noble people, work and knowledge. Please identify which of the eight areas you want to improve or strengthen. For example, if you want to increase your money and the corresponding direction is southeast, you check your Bagua and find out the Five Elements Wood corresponding to southeast. To stimulate this direction, you will want to place items related to the wooden rows (such as potted plants) in this direction. (You can also use the five elements of water to enhance the energy of this direction, because water produces wood.)
Dong Yilin’s warm reminder: The eight directions in the Bagua represent different meanings. By comparing the Bagua chart, you will find The meanings represented by each direction, but you must be careful not to try to enhance too many directions at once, otherwise you will find that many opportunities will come one after another that you will be unable to cope with! Remember, greed is not advisable no matter what the occasion!