How to best place the fish tank for Feng Shui

Introduction: The quality of home Feng Shui directly affects the health and career of a family. Good home Feng Shui is inseparable from the fish tank, but the placement of the fish tank is also very particular. Bad placement may be counterproductive! The following introduces the Feng Shui taboos of fish tank placement to help people avoid risks and usher in good Feng Shui. In response to these problems, the editor has compiled a special topic on fish tank feng shui, which contains everything you want to know.

For those whose birth characters lack water, placing a fish tank in the living room will greatly help their fortune. However, for those who are afraid of water, it is not appropriate to keep fish in the living room. If you don't know whether your birth date is suitable for raising fish, the easiest way is to verify it based on your past experience. If you raised fish at home in the past, your family will be prosperous. You should continue to raise fish, even if you move to a new house, you should not interrupt. However, if you have kept fish in your home in the past and it has caused bad luck in your home, you should stop keeping fish as soon as possible. According to feng shui, you should not even place water-related objects in the living room.

There are a few things to keep in mind when placing a fish tank in your living room:

A. The fish tank should not be too big. A fish tank that is too big will store too much water. From the perspective of Feng Shui, water is important, but too much water and too deep water are not suitable. If the fish tank is higher than the eye level of a standing adult, it is too high. Therefore, the fish tank in the living room should not be too big or too high, especially for a small living room.

B. Fish tanks should not be placed in auspicious directions; no house can be perfect, there will always be some external evil spirits. Using fish tanks to resolve these external evil spirits is one of the clever ways to do so. In Feng Shui, there is a saying of "diverting water into the Zero Hall". The so-called "Zero Hall" refers to the unlucky position. It means that by diverting water into the position of unlucky position, misfortune can be turned into good fortune and danger can be turned into safety. Therefore, the fish tank should be placed in the evil direction rather than the lucky direction.