Does Feng Shui say that the bigger the name, the better it is for babies?

Introduction: In every parent's mind, their baby is unique and incomparable; the baby's name is naturally full of various hopes. We often see names like "Haotian". But in terms of Feng Shui. Such a name is too big and not suitable for every baby. Let’s see what is the best way to name your baby from the perspective of Feng Shui. Feng Shui is a professional term in Feng Shui. Let us take a look at the knowledge about Feng Shui below.

1. A name that is too big can put pressure on people

Words like Tian, ​​Hao, Yi, Yu, Long, Wang, etc., have a relatively large meaning in themselves, and when combined together, they give people an even greater feeling.

A name that is too big not only embodies the family's earnest hopes, but also makes everyone who sees it have expectations for the owner of the name, and the expectations will be relatively high.

For children, this is equivalent to shouldering a heavy responsibility from an early age. They must always be prepared to face various challenges, which puts them under great psychological pressure and is not very conducive to their healthy growth.

2. Not everyone can bear such large characters

There is a saying that goes "cannot be suppressed", which means that some things are beyond one's ability to control.

For many people who have weak destiny and just want to live in peace, words with too broad meanings have the connotation of "unable to suppress".

If a person with a small head is forced to wear an oversized and heavy hat, he or she may not be able to lift up his or her head. It may also cover his or her eyes, causing him or her to lose his or her way.

A name that is too big may also have a similar effect.

3. Not all people are suitable for big names

Whether the size of a name is appropriate depends on who is using it and whether it matches his or her numerology. For example, those great people have a great destiny and are suitable for these big names. "The red sun rises in the East, and China has produced a Mao." Would anyone question the meaning of the great leader Mao's name, which implies "benefiting the East"? On the contrary, if it were not for such a name, people might even feel a little regretful.

Therefore, when naming a child, if the child's fate pattern is relatively large, it is very suitable to use these larger names; and those stingy names may limit the child's development.

Summary: A name accompanies us throughout our lives. Naming is a science and cannot be taken carelessly. The above content is for your reference and I hope it will be helpful to you! I wish you a happy life!