There is a science to raising fish in Feng Shui, and there are mysteries in placing the fish tank

Introduction: In daily life, many people like to raise fish. Raising fish is naturally inseparable from water. In Feng Shui, the water in the fish tank not only represents wealth, but also has the effect of dispelling evil spirits in Feng Shui. Fish and water coexist, making the interior more lively and having a great effect on home Feng Shui. However, not everyone is suitable for raising fish. I don’t know if you have felt this way, some people like to raise fish, but no matter what type of fish they raise, they can’t keep it alive, no matter how good the fish tank or fish raising facilities are. What is the reason for this? There are many Feng Shui considerations when raising fish. Today I will introduce to you some Feng Shui issues that you should pay attention to when raising fish. In response to these problems, the editor has compiled a special topic on fish tank feng shui, which contains everything you want to know.

Fish tank with evil direction

Most people seldom keep fish in the bedroom, because when fish swim, they will generate an aura, which will also affect us. Maybe you are suitable for keeping fish, but it is recommended not to do it in the bedroom. It is okay to do it in the living room at home, but please note that it is best not to place the fish tank in the auspicious direction, because there will be evil spirits both inside and outside the home, and we can use fish tanks to resolve this evil spirit, which is also a better way. There is a saying in Feng Shui that "divert water into the Zero Hall". The so-called "Zero Hall" refers to the evil direction of bad luck. Placing the fish tank in this direction can turn bad luck into good luck, or turn bad luck into good luck. Therefore, the fish tank should be placed in the unlucky direction of the living room instead of the lucky direction. For the judgment of auspiciousness and inauspiciousness, you can refer to Professor Pan’s relevant articles.

The fish tank should not be too large

The size of the fish tank is also important. In Feng Shui, it depends on the size of your home space. If the space is not very large, and you place a very large fish tank, even taller than a person, there will be a lot of water in the fish tank, and the aura will be very strong, which will oppress your fortune. So this will not only be unfavorable to your luck, but will affect your fortune. But if your home space is large, you can have a relatively large fish tank, but it is recommended not to be higher than the neck. Everyone should pay more attention.

The fish tank cannot face the stove

Because the fish tank contains more water, and the stove in the kitchen belongs to fire, and "water" and "fire" are in conflict, so if the fish tank in your home is located opposite to the stove in the kitchen, then there will be a conflict between water and fire. The conflict between the fish tank and the stove will be detrimental to the health of your family because water and fire are in conflict, especially for the hostess who cooks delicious meals for her family in the kitchen. Be aware of this situation.

The fish tank should not be in a dark place

I believe everyone has seen many large Feng Shui fish tanks with lights, so we should not think that fish do not need light and put the fish in a dark corner. This is also wrong. In addition, do not put the fish tank behind the sofa. It has been said that the fish tank will produce a flowing aura. When you sit on the sofa with this constantly flowing aura behind you, it will make your backing unstable and affect the fortune of the house.

Fish tank should be away from the god of wealth

As we all know, when placing the God of Wealth, it should be placed in an auspicious position, as the saying goes, "Auspicious places bring wealth", while the fish tank should be placed in an inauspicious position. If you place the God of Wealth in the position of a fish tank, that would be wrong. And if you place the fish tank under the God of Wealth, that would violate the Feng Shui taboo of "the righteous god going into the water", and there would be signs of financial loss. Of course, you cannot place the fish tank near the God of Wealth, as it is not good for wealth and is disrespectful to the God of Wealth. In addition, the fish tank should not be placed in a straight line with the God of Wealth. Everyone should pay more attention.

Fish color and number

Many people ask Professor Pan what color fish they should raise, how many would be appropriate, and what aspects of the fish tank's shape should be taken into consideration. This is based on the "Hetu Luoshui" formula for the creation of numbers of heaven and earth: "Heaven produces water, and the earth makes up six parts of it; the earth produces fire, and the heaven makes up seven parts of it; the heaven produces wood, and the earth makes up eight parts of it; the earth produces metal, and the heaven makes up nine parts of it; the heaven produces earth, and the earth makes up ten parts of it." Based on this inference, it is also necessary to combine personal numerology and other information for a specific analysis to know what color fish, how many fish to raise, and what shape of fish tank is best for you.

Summary: Real good Feng Shui should meet the needs of individual people. Feng Shui should be people-oriented, adapted to local conditions, and different for different people. It should be arranged in combination with the owner's birth date and the momentum of the surrounding environment. I hope everyone will pay more attention to the Feng Shui around them. With the combination of numerology and Feng Shui, everyone can have good luck!