Feng Shui Collection: 500 Feng Shui Common Senses You Should Know

Chapter 4 Terrain Environment (3)
19. Why should the house not be in the air?

In feng shui, what the residence pays attention to is "Tibetan wind and gas accumulation".A house located in a tuyere will definitely be blown by the wind every day, which is contrary to the principle of "hiding wind and gathering Qi".Even if this place is a prosperous place, the prosperous energy and wealth generated will be blown away by the raging wind and cannot be accumulated in the house.

Of course, if it's just a soft breeze, even the air outlet will not be a problem, but it will help improve the feng shui of the house.If the wind is strong near the house, "Qi rides on the wind and dissipates", too much wind can dissipate the "Qi" in the environmental field.When you find that the place you are investigating is very windy, urgent, hard, and severe, you should first consider giving it up, because no matter how strong the air is, it can be blown away by the wind.And because the wind speed is too high, the gas field changes too much, it is difficult for people to adapt, and it is difficult to establish a balance between the human body field and the environment field, and people will feel uncomfortable, and even suffer from gas loss.But one thing to pay attention to, too much wind is not good, but if the wind is too slow and the air is not circulated, it is definitely not a good living environment.No wind will cause "dead energy" and "bad air".The human body and family life emit a large amount of waste gas every day. If the ventilation is poor, it is difficult to exchange indoor and outdoor air, and the waste gas will stay indoors, causing self-pollution.

20. Why should houses not be close to buildings with evil spirits?
The environment around the residence should be beautiful, in addition to the green environment, the surrounding buildings should also be in harmony.Sometimes there is a mountain behind the house, but the shape of the mountain is poor, which is not necessarily good Feng Shui.For example, the mountain you rely on is not bright and beautiful, but ugly and rocky, with no grass growing. This means that the boss or elders will make things difficult for you in work and life, and subordinates are often obedient and obedient.The back mountain should not be too steep or too high, which will create a sense of oppression.A house built too close to the mountain wall is not suitable for living, because there is no maneuvering space behind, indicating that there is no way out, luck is blocked, and career development is limited.

In addition, buildings with strange shapes should not be built around the residence.Many buildings are built in sharp shapes, sticking into the ground like a sharp knife, and some use too much neon lights so that the entire area is enveloped in weird light, etc. The list goes on and on.It is a bad omen that the house is close to such buildings, and it is easy to cause energy leakage.

21. Why should there be no streets and lanes in front of the house?

If the gate of the house is directly facing the oncoming road, the longer the road, the more dangerous it will be, and the more cars there will be, the more disasters will occur.Therefore, some people call it "hukou house", which means that it is difficult to live in it.

The most important thing outside the door is the road.There is a principle in traditional Feng Shui that "be happy to circle and avoid going straight". The coming is suitable for prosperity, the going is suitable for decay and death, and it is suitable for bending and embracing, and avoid going straight.For example, if the road outside the door goes straight, reverses the bow, and forks, it is of course unlucky, but if the road is wide and long, there is no need to worry too much.If the road rushes behind the house, it means "hitting back", and if it faces the gate directly, it means rushing forward. In ancient times, it was called "an arrow piercing the heart".Forward rushing is an open spear, while backward rushing is a hidden arrow.It's useless for Lu Sha to use gossip mirrors, stone lions, etc. to resolve it.To get rid of the road rush, you can use the steps to eliminate the evil spirit coming straight.

22. Why can’t a house be at the end of the road
The so-called end of the road can be divided into two types: one is the end of the T-shaped road; the other is the innermost part of the dead end.

The first situation, that is, the end of the T-shaped road, has two inauspicious factors.One is that in ancient times, when the enemy attacked, such places were most likely to be attacked.In terms of defense, such places are also often used as strongholds to prevent the enemy.Another unlucky factor is that it is easy to be blown.When the storm hit, the strong wind crossed the road between the juxtaposed houses and directly hit the house at the end.The situation is the same when a fire breaks out, and the flames often blow to the end of the house with the wind.

Because of the above-mentioned unlucky factors, it is considered that the house at the end is an ominous sign.Although there is no enemy attack in modern society, car crashes often occur, so it is said that "a house built at the end of a road is a big disaster."

The second situation is the innermost part of the cul-de-sac.There are two unlucky factors in this place.One is that it is extremely inconvenient to go through the door of other people's house when going out.In modern terms, if the road is someone else's private land, the other party must have requirements or restrictions on you.The second is danger.If there is no other road at the end of the dead lane, when the fire comes from the front, there is often no way to escape, and you will be desperate.If you have to build a house here, please remember: you must leave a passage leading to the back house in advance, so as to avoid no escape in case of fire.

23. Why should the house not be close to the roadside
Modern people like to have surrounding roads or other roads around the house, which can make the traffic more convenient.In fact, from the perspective of Feng Shui, not all houses on the side of the road are good, even if it is a road surrounded by roads, the specific situation must be distinguished.Smooth traffic is certainly a good thing, but if the roads chosen are not good, it will also have a great impact on the occupants.

(1) The road or river in front of the house coincides with a U-shaped turn.The house is surrounded by the surrounding, which will have a sense of psychological stability, which is conducive to enhancing life confidence and is suitable for living. However, buildings outside the U shape, which is what the ancients called "reverse bow" shape, will lack a sense of stability. A sense of security.At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention to the noise problem.If there are too many vehicles, the river is too fast, and the noise is too loud during the day, it is not suitable for living, whether it is inside or outside the ring.

(2) There should not be viaducts on the front, back, left, and right sides of the residence.Vehicles on viaducts cause great disturbance to occupants and are very harmful to health.On the one hand, it is because the vehicles on the viaduct are either accelerating on the bridge or quickly getting off the bridge, which produces a lot of exhaust gas and loud noise; disturb the occupants.Therefore, the viaduct has more impact on residents than ordinary roads.

24. Why can’t houses be built near cemeteries?
According to traditional Feng Shui, the area near the cemetery is the place with the heaviest yin energy, because some "yin spirits" will gather here, which belongs to the "yin evil" place.If the front entrance of the house is directly facing places such as the cemetery or cremation ground, it will make people feel fear or inexplicable psychologically.

If there are mountains and tombs in front of the door, it will be more ominous. Therefore, when choosing a house on a hillside, you must first check whether there are tombs nearby.The best pattern of hillside land is to build with the back of the mountain, with a backing at the back, a broad front, no tombs nearby, sufficient sunlight, and a hillside facing east, south or southeast is the best, with the best Fengshui.

25. Why is the direction of the house facing south best?

"Sitting north and facing south" comes from "Book of Changes", but it is not a feng shui theory, and it has nothing to do with the environment.In the "Dui Gua" of "Book of Changes", there is a saying that "the sage faces the south to listen to the world, and faces the Ming to rule", which means that the monarch should sit in the north and face the south to observe and govern the world.This is determined according to the hexagram image of the gossip.

Facing north and south is one of the architectural principles of traditional Feng Shui theory.The ancients believed that the north is yin and the south is yang, and places with good feng shui should be in harmony with yin and yang.As early as in the primitive society, the ancestors of our country built villages and houses in the direction of facing south. Most of the ancient houses discovered today have their gates facing south.Until modern times, houses facing south are still the first choice for living and buying houses.The reasons are as follows:
(1) Good lighting. The "Zhai Jing" says that if the windows face south, southeast or southwest, the indoor lighting will be better.Facing the north, the house can make full use of the sunlight and keep it warm in winter and cool in summer.

(2) Good ventilation.Facing north and south will make the house fully circulated.

(3) Avoid the north wind.China is a country with a monsoon climate, and the Siberian cold current is constantly invading in winter, so it is necessary to avoid the invasion of the northwest wind.

26. How should the house be sheltered from the wind if it is located on a plain?

If the house is located on a plain, it will often be hit by wind because of the open terrain.Although we say that "one inch higher is a mountain, and one inch lower is water", but there is no shelter from facing mountains or backing mountains, often forming wind evil.

Therefore, in order to achieve the purpose of blocking the wind at this time, it is necessary to artificially change the Feng Shui structure to resolve it.Generally, the method of "replenishing the dragon and filling the sand" can be adopted to change the feng shui to achieve the purpose of keeping out the wind.The so-called "peilong sand filling" is to fill up the height by artificially picking soil, and planting trees on the soil to increase the height, so as to achieve the purpose of sheltering from wind and adjusting temperature and humidity.In addition, the purpose of wind protection can also be achieved by repairing the house.For example, changing the orientation of the gate of the house, changing the size of the doors and windows, or building screen walls inside and outside the gate as a shelter, one can avoid evil spirits, and the other can block the wind.

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