Three types of houses are likely to produce wealthy people

Introduction: There are many ways and channels to obtain wealth. Some people become rich through diligence and thrift; some people become rich through their own abilities and wisdom; and some become rich overnight due to good luck and the trend of the times. But no matter what methods they use to get rich, there must be abundant wealth and luck supporting them. Wealth is not only obtained through your own efforts, but also requires the wealth from Feng Shui to protect you. Next, I will talk about what type of house is likely to produce rich people when buying a house and choosing the house type. Feng Shui terminology is important knowledge in Feng Shui. Let’s take a look at it below.

1. Sit northeast and face southwest

I believe many friends who study Flying Stars know that in the Eight Movements, if you sit in the northeast and face southwest, it can be said that you have almost no luck. Why do I say that it will give birth to wealthy people? This is because sitting in the northeast and facing southwest, the northeast is the prosperous energy, if you assume that there is still water in the southwest. The prosperous energy in the northeast stops when it meets water, and the prosperous energy in the northeast is absorbed towards the southwest. How can you not get rich? This is definitely a house type or orientation that will make you rich now. The role of water in Feng Shui is to define energy, as the saying goes, "A dragon stops when it meets water, and water stops when it meets a dragon." It can be seen that even if one sits in a prosperous position and faces decline, one can still become a rich man. Therefore, if your house is facing northeast and southwest, then in the current eight-year period, your fortune will be very good and your income will increase day by day.

2. Sit southwest and face northeast

This direction, as we all know, is a prosperous direction in the current eight cycles. But the same prosperous direction, with the front door facing northeast, does not necessarily produce a wealthy person. There is one condition that must be met here: there must be a river in front, and it must be flowing water, not stagnant water. Just like the ancestral tomb of Li Ka-shing, the richest Chinese today, located in Chaoshan, it faces Wei and Chou, that is, southwest and northeast. The Han River flows in front of it, giving birth to Mr. Li Ka-shing, the wealthy man that we Chinese are proud of. In Feng Shui, it is called Kun Gen Bureau. Once you become rich, you will have fields and paths, which means you will be extremely wealthy. If the door of your house faces northeast and there is water or a fish tank near the door, it will also be good for your wealth.

3. Sitting northwest and facing southeast

There is a classic saying in Feng Shui: A spoonful of Xun water can save the poor. I believe that most people can understand it after reading it. It is enough to reflect the incredible power of Xun water. Xun means southeast, so the layout of sitting northwest and facing southeast can also give birth to wealthy people. For example, most of the literati like Jin Yong and other big stars who have gained both fame and fortune have this kind of pattern. Therefore, if the door faces southeast, as long as the layout is reasonable, wealth will not be a problem.

Summary: The content of the above article is the specific content that the editor wants to tell you about the three major house types that are likely to produce rich people. One thing that needs to be emphasized is that not all orientations or house types facing northeast and southwest, or southwest and northeast, or northwest and southeast will definitely produce rich people. It is not a proportional relationship. It’s just that the three orientations mentioned above are the most likely to produce rich people, as they have the largest number of people or the highest probability. When learning Feng Shui and numerology, the most important thing to avoid is rote memorization, and it is even more important to avoid sticking to one idea or method and not understanding how to change. The same is true in life. Although all roads lead to Rome, those roads are not necessarily straight. When you need to turn, don't forget to steer the wheel.