What does greedy water mean in Feng Shui?

The greed for water in Feng Shui refers to a mentality of pursuing too much wealth, which is often regarded as a bad phenomenon in Feng Shui. It is believed that people should pursue a balanced and harmonious life instead of constantly greedy for money and fame. In Feng Shui, being greedy for water can cause negative consequences such as loss of wealth, loss of fortune, and inability to settle down.

In Feng Shui, being greedy for water also refers to a house or terrain that is too "water-loving". It refers to a place that faces a water source and the surrounding environment is too full of water elements, such as reservoirs and other places. The impact of such places on the human body is similar to the phenomenon of greed for water, which can cause trouble and even disease to people. In Feng Shui, be careful to choose a place where there is not much water to live.

Feng Shui is a traditional knowledge originated in China, which emphasizes the relationship between environment and people. Yi Shuihan once said, "Human beings are endowed with the aura of heaven and earth, receive the essence of the sun and the moon, use the formula to transport large numbers, and obtain good and bad luck from movement and stillness." Therefore, Feng Shui is closely related to people's physical and mental health. Greed for water is greed and greed, which is not conducive to balancing the mentality and physical condition. Therefore, only a reasonable understanding and application of Feng Shui principles can help people live a healthy life.