Why does the pointer of the Feng Shui compass shake when it is placed flat?

Different swings of the pointer have different meanings.

1. Needle boring: The pointer swings erratically and does not return to the center line. It is believed that there are strange rocks and deep pools in this place, and it will be a disaster to live there. If the needle moves in the Xunsi C position, there will be old-fashioned ancient utensils and so on nine feet below, and there will be drunken women, wizards, lonely and poor people living there. ?

2. Dui needle: The protruding needle head, also known as floating needle, indicates the intervention of yin energy, but this is good yin, either a deceased ancestor of the family or a blessing god and protector. ?

3. Sinking needle: The needle sinks. It shows that there is Yin Qi involved. This Yin is not evil Yin, but it is an unjust death or an abnormal death, which will make ordinary people feel uncomfortable. ?

4. Turning the needle: The pointer keeps turning. The evil yin intervenes and the air of resentment lingers, and there will be harm if it dwells. ?

5. Needle: The pointer is half-floating and half-sinking, or it floats but does not reach the top, and sinks but does not reach the bottom. If there is a grave underground, you will cry a lot if you live there, and you will need to guard against lawsuits. ?

6. Counter-needle: The needle does not return to the center line smoothly, or the needle flies sideways. There are disobedient people in this place, and both people and money will be lost. There is no feng shui to speak of. ?

7. Side needle: The needle has stopped but does not return to the midline. This place is a shrine and an ancient temple, so you are not allowed to stay at home.

8. Positive acupuncture: There is no abnormality and neither deviation nor deviation. This is a normal place. You can consider other aspects before using it.