What does injury mean in Feng Shui?

In traditional Chinese culture, Feng Shui emphasizes the interaction between the environment and the human body, in which the word "injured" means ominous. Injuries in Feng Shui do not only refer to physical trauma, but also reflect the impact of the environment on people's body and mind. When there is Yin energy in our living environment, it may not only cause physical discomfort, but may also affect our emotions and mentality, which is considered an unlucky omen.

In Feng Shui, the type and degree of injury carry specific information. A head injury often symbolizes financial difficulties, while injuries to other parts of the body may indicate family tensions or health problems. Minor injuries may indicate that there will be minor troubles in family life, but will not affect the basics of life; while serious trauma or illness may indicate that the family needs more attention and coordination, and may need to adjust living habits and mental state.

To avoid Feng Shui injuries, the first priority is to maintain a harmonious living environment, keep it clean and tidy, and avoid placing items that may generate negative energy. At the same time, personal psychological adjustment is equally important. It is necessary to maintain a peaceful mind and prevent the accumulation of negative emotions. Regular physical and mental exercise, such as yoga or fitness, can help improve your physical and mental state and maintain a healthy and positive attitude towards life.

In general, injuries in Feng Shui are a warning, reminding us to pay attention to the balance between the environment and ourselves, and to achieve the goals of physical and mental health and family harmony through adjustment and optimization.