How to buy a house to see Feng Shui

How to buy a house to see Feng Shui

1. Carefully organize the top ten guides of Feng Shui for buying a house:

Buying a house is not a trivial matter for people, and it is not a matter of living alone. It is about the strong relationship of the whole family. It is recommended that you be more cautious before buying a house. Many people hope to choose a good feng shui building to settle down, but they don’t know where to start. Now we will summarize it into ten main points, as your reference when buying a house:

(1) Unfavorable wind:

First of all, you should pay attention to the wind. If you find that there is a strong wind near the house and you are very anxious, then you should not buy it! Because even if the house is really vigorous, it will be blown away by the wind.

Fengshui is the most important thing to "accumulate wind and qi", which means that places with strong wind will definitely not be prosperous places!

But be aware that if the wind is too strong, it is not good, but if the wind is too slow and the air does not circulate, it is definitely not suitable!

The most ideal living environment is to have a gentle breeze blowing in slowly, and the breeze is cool, which is in line with the Tao of Feng Shui.

(2) Sufficient sunshine

Sufficient sunshine-Yangzhai Fengshui pays more attention to sunshine and air, so choose a house to live in, not only with fresh air, but also with sufficient sunshine! If there is insufficient sunshine, the house is often too cloudy, which will cause restlessness in the house, and it is really unsuitable for living.

For example, in a house with insufficient sunlight, the entrance is a narrow and long corridor, and the living room and dining room do not seem to have windows, so it is difficult for the outdoor sunlight to penetrate; such a house has insufficient air and sunlight. , Can be said to be a gloomy stagnant water, completely devoid of vitality.

(3) The terrain should be flat

If the house is located on a slope, it should not be chosen as a dwelling place. There is a possibility that the family's wealth will be scattered and the family will be separated. The terrain should be flat-if the house is located on a slope, you should pay special attention to the surrounding environment when purchasing, because from the perspective of feng shui, flat-topped houses are relatively stable, while slopes are quite dangerous!

For example, if the door of a house is facing a very sloping hillside, it should not be chosen as a residence, because not only will the family's wealth leak, but also the family will be separated and never returned.

Generally speaking, houses on slopes tend to leak money, while houses on slopes are vulnerable to damage.

The house is located at the bottom of a steeply rushing slope, and the suffocation is too strong, which often leads to casualties.

(4) The street turns the bow

The so-called "anti-bow" of the street means that the street in front of the house is curved, and the curved position goes straight to the door. Feng Shui calls it "scythe cut waist". Such houses are not suitable for purchase. Avoid it. If the street in front of the door turns back, the "Ten Books of Yangzhai" believes that casualties, fires , and stubborn illnesses often occur at homes ; and "the mirror of entering the house" also says: "The street turns out like a hunched back, fierce!"

(5) Ji Tian Zhan Sha

The so-called "Tian Zhan Sha" refers to a narrow gap between two high-rise buildings. The narrower and longer the gap, the more fierce, but it does not matter if there is another building behind it to fill the gap. The so-called "Tian Zhan Sha" refers to a narrow gap between two high-rise buildings, because it is like cutting in half from mid-air with a knife, so it is called Tian Zhan Sha.

If a house faces the "Heaven Slash", it is very likely to have a bloody disaster. The narrower the gap, the more fierce, the closer the distance, the more dangerous! Therefore, it is not suitable to choose to live in a house facing the sky, but if there are other things behind it A building can fill the gap.

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