Is the feng shui place where the double lions guard the door good?
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Stone lions can often be seen in front of some classical buildings. Shishi is mainly used as a protector and has a high status in Buddhism. They are one of the auspicious animals to ward off evil spirits. Putting stone lions at the door can help people overcome bad luck and bring peace and prosperity to their descendants.
With the inheritance of the gatekeeper Shishi culture in the long river of history, the implication of its Shishi sculpture is: auspicious town houses, decorative gates and other geomantic cultural connotations, which make many people fondle admiringly. So what is the emphasis on the placement of stone lions? Today, Lao Du will tell you about it.
The same is true of the stone lion placed in front of Kang Million Manor in the video. Moreover, the male lion holds the right hand, which means tenderness, while the female lion holds the left hand, which means strength. Although she is a woman, it is hard to take care of her family and children, but being a mother is hard.
When placing lions in the houses of companies and individuals, we must look at the five elements of their houses and not collide with each other. The lion is a divination, located in the northwest, and the five elements belong to gold. So generally speaking, lions placed in the northwest can play their role better. At the same time, the west is also suitable for placing lions. But not all, the principle is to live with the house. In addition, stone lions are generally placed next to the south gate of the house, which can also play the role of avoiding evil spirits and helping luck.
The stone lions on both sides of the gate are placed according to the direction in which people come out of the gate. When people come out of the gate, the lion should be on the left and the lioness on the right. When entering from the outside, it's just the opposite. For example, there are a pair of stone lions outside the door of some buildings. Outside the door (that is, the direction of entering the door), the male lion is on the right and the female lion is on the left; Inside the door (that is, the direction of going out) is the lion on the left and the lioness on the right. In other words, when you leave the gate, there must be a lion on the left and a lioness on the right.
Lions are cruel and suffocated. People release lions to prevent monsters from entering the house, so it is best to put the lion's head outside. If you put it in a window, the lion's head must face out of the window.
Stone lions can be used to drive away outdoor evil spirits. If there is no room for stone lions at the gate, you can add a pair of metal lion heads on the gate to prevent evil spirits.
Stone lions generally take Mount Sumi as the base, and there are brocade shops on the base (spread on Mount Sumi, with four corners hanging around Mount Sumi). Lions have different shapes. They are beautified in China. Their basic form is full of curly hair, magnificent.
The stone lions we usually see in front of temples, factories and enterprises are very tall and mighty, while the pair of stone lions placed in front of Kangjia are relatively docile and lovely. Others expect stone lions to look after their homes and protect their wealth, but Kang's family is more confident. This pair of lions is like having a full stomach and playing leisurely.
The above are the key points about the placement of stone lions, hoping to help everyone. If you want to know more later, you can pay attention to Lao Du, who will give you more wonderful and detailed explanations.