Office Feng Shui layout: Success requires hard work and a bit of "luck"!
Nowadays, most people work hard for half their lives to earn a house, hoping to provide a better life for their families, but they do not know much about the Feng Shui taboos of buying a house. So, how to make yourself and your family live more comfortably and securely? Come with us to learn about the office Feng Shui layout!
Office Feng Shui Layout:
1. Orientation Selection
Chinese people pay great attention to the orientation of the house when buying a house. China is located in the northern hemisphere, and houses facing north and south are often more attractive. Liked by home buyers, it can be exposed to sunlight in winter and maintain sufficient sunlight. It can avoid strong sunlight in summer, making the house warm in winter and cool in summer. From the perspective of fortune, a house facing north and south has a peaceful aura and should be kept in good condition; a house facing northeast and southwest is an auspicious Feng Shui direction and will bring you more promotion and wealth. When buying a house, avoid facing southeast to northwest or south to north. Such an orientation is unlucky and will lead to troubles and family disharmony, and financial luck will be hindered.
2. Environmental Selection
In addition to looking at housing prices, location, transportation, and supporting facilities, when buying a house, you should also consider the surrounding environment and feng shui. Observe whether there are cemeteries, churches, temples, garbage stations, police stations, fire stations, etc. around the house. These places are called "solitary places" in Feng Shui. They are places where yin energy gathers, which will lead to mold and bad luck over time. Not right. Moreover, when buying a house, you should pay attention to "hiding the wind and gathering Qi". Therefore, it is not suitable for the wind around the house to be too strong or too slow. It is best to bring cool breeze, which not only helps to condense the strong energy, but also allows the air to circulate.
3. Selection of house shape
The best house to live in is a square one, and avoid missing corners at the four corners. If there are missing corners in the northeast and southwest corners, it will easily lead to a weakened digestive system of the resident; if the northwest corner is recessed, it will affect the offspring, and the owner's own respiratory system is prone to problems; if there are missing corners in the southeast, it will also have a bad impact on the offspring. Not only should the house have no missing corners, it should also be symmetrical in shape. If the left and right sides are wide and the other narrow, it will be detrimental to the wife and children; if the front and back widths are unequal, the fortune will be weakened and it will be difficult for people to prosper. In addition, apartment shapes with convex corners and hypotenuses should be avoided as much as possible.
We have just introduced so much knowledge about office Feng Shui layout. In addition to looking at house prices, transportation and supporting facilities, what else should we look at when buying a house? Look at Feng Shui! Keep in mind these Feng Shui knowledge that you must know before buying a house, don’t let it go Your hard work has been wasted.