Why is the gate the mouth of breath

What does it mean to receive qi? "To take the qi to walk, to receive the qi and to get enough", qi is used to reconcile the concept of feng shui between the sky, the earth, and people. Therefore, "accommodating qi" is a very important principle in Feng Shui.

There are two idioms in Chinese, one is "Men Ting Ruo Shi", and the other is "Men Ke Luo Que". The former means business is prosperous, and the latter means business is sluggish. Both use the word "door". Therefore, it shows that the good or bad luck of the door and the occupants have a very important relationship in feng shui. So how does Feng Shui show that "the door is the mouth of the breath"?

1. The door is the main way for people to get in and out of the house every day. It is a sign of the rise and fall of the family's face, and it is also the way to get in and out of the qi, so the door is the vent.

2. "The Compilation of Xiang Zhai Jing" says: "The good and bad of the house are all in the door... The house is affected by the air and the door, and the Judeans are also affected by the mouth. Therefore, the name of the door is called the air mouth... The weather is above and the bottom is closed. Earth Qi is introduced layer by layer to set good and bad luck." Here, the gas-receiving function of the gate is explained very clearly.

3. A well-designed gate can introduce natural energy and make residents a great help in health and career. If the design is improper, repulsive energy will be generated, which will cause various unfavorable phenomena for the residents.

Since the door is the "breath-receiving mouth" of the residence, how can the door be brought into the prosperous air? It depends on the door position, door orientation, size, appearance, materials and surrounding environment.

1. Generally speaking, the doors are opened in the middle of a house, which is a common phenomenon. But in terms of popular feng shui, "left green dragon, right white tiger", so the door is best to open on the left, that is, people stand on the left in the direction of the door facing the door, and people are outside to the right of the building, which is Feng Shui. Long Bien said it was full of vitality and enthusiasm for transactions. But it is best to use the whole house as a benchmark to measure the best position of the gate and the wall door.

2. The size of residential doors should be moderate, while commercial or public doors should be large. Now the gates of office buildings are very large and have atriums; the gates of small shops should not be too small. It is hoped that guests can come in easily, so they should be bigger.

3. The appearance of the front of the gate should not show too much concave and convex design and decoration, it will appear vulgar and not a good performance in Feng Shui.

4. The gate must be made of thick materials, and the hollow gate cannot be nailed with three plywood. If the door frame is distorted, replace it immediately. Otherwise, the fortune will be affected.

5. You must pay attention to the surrounding environment when you look at the feng shui of the gate. One is to look at the surrounding area, and the other is to look at the situation in the distance. If there are shortcomings that feng shui cannot change, it is better to choose another place.

For example, an art gallery established in a certain city is facing south and north, north and south, and east and west. The gate is open in the north. It has been criticized at the opening. It is not good for sitting in the south, and the gate is too low. The failure of Feng Shui; moreover, there are many waterways in front of the door, and there are viaducts passing through it. This kind of Feng Shui is very bad and will cause many disasters. Later, it really affected the two curators in succession, both of them were deteriorating in health, and their careers were also very unsatisfactory.

Therefore, the door is the mouth of the residence, the rise and fall of the house, we must pay attention to whether all aspects of it conform to the principles of Feng Shui.

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