What does it mean to be close to a star chart in Feng Shui?

In Feng Shui, star chart is a Feng Shui method used to evaluate buildings such as residences and shops. It determines the directionality and size of the surrounding energy field by analyzing the mountains, rivers, terrain, roads, architectural styles and other elements around the building. These energy fields directly affect the aura of the room, thereby affecting the health, wealth, marriage and other aspects of the residents. Therefore, for Feng Shui masters, star chart analysis is very critical. Because only through scientific methods can we ensure that the Feng Shui layout is reasonable and effective.

In the analysis of star charts, the direction and intensity of different stars are also very important. For example, Ziwei Star, Tianfu Star, Tianji Star, Sun Star, etc. all represent different energy sources or good things, so they should be placed in appropriate locations. Chi Youxing, Lingxing, Tianxiangxing, etc. generally represent unfavorable information and should be avoided in the occupant's bedroom or working environment. In addition, the star map layout of different buildings should also be adjusted according to local conditions and according to the characteristics of the building and terrain to avoid blind application.

Although star chart analysis is not foolproof, it can be used as an important method to understand the direction and direction of the aura. Moreover, modern Feng Shui has paid more attention to science, using big data, advanced technology and other means to assist analysis. Therefore, for people who intend to arrange Feng Shui, understanding the meaning and analysis methods of star charts can improve the quality of life and work to a certain extent, and bring more good luck and happiness to themselves.