I Ching Five Elements experts explain how many fish to keep for Feng Shui

Introduction: Raising fish at home has become a social trend nowadays. Raising Feng Shui fish can bring wealth, so how many Feng Shui fish should you buy? And how many people know about it? There is a science to the placement of Feng Shui fish, and the number of fish to raise is also very important. The traditional "Hetu Luoshu" has a formula for the creation of numbers for each day: "Heaven gives birth to water, and heaven makes up six of it; heaven gives birth to fire, and heaven makes up seven of it; heaven gives birth to wood, and heaven makes up eight of it; heaven gives birth to gold, and heaven makes up nine of it; heaven gives birth to earth, and heaven makes up ten of it." Let's follow Mr. Shui Mo's editor to learn about it! This issue of fish tank Feng Shui knowledge on the fortune-telling website tells you what you must know about raising fish.

The number of Feng Shui fish is determined by Na Yin

The owner was born in 1924, 1925, 1932, 1933, 1940, 1941, 1954, 1955, 1962, 1963, 1970, or 1971, and his/her zodiac sign is metal. It is suitable for raising 4, 5, 9, 10, 13, or 15 fish.

The owner was born in 1926, 1927, 1934, 1935, 1948, 1949, 1956, 1957, 1964 or 1965, and his/her zodiac sign is fire. It is suitable for raising 2, 3, 7, 8, 9 or 11 fish.

The owner was born in 1928, 1929, 1942, 1943, 1950, 1951, 1958, 1959, 1972, 1973, 1980, or 1981, and his/her zodiac sign is wood. It is suitable for raising 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, or 11 fish.

The owner was born in 1930, 1931, 1938, 1939, 1946, 1947, 1960, 1961, 1968, 1969, 1976, or 1977, and his/her zodiac sign is earth. It is suitable for raising 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, or 15 fish.

The owner of the house was born in 1936, 1937, 1944, 1945, 1952, 1953, 1966, 1967, 1974, 1975, 1982, or 1983, and his or her zodiac sign is water, which makes it suitable for raising 1, 4, 6, or 9 fish.

Use the river map number to match the number of fish to be raised

One tail - the River Map belongs to water, which can strengthen the power of water. Water is its energy, so it is considered auspicious.

Two tails - the River Map belongs to wood, which will consume the power of water. The water vapor is consumed, so it is a mediocre statement.

Three tails - the river map belongs to wood, which will dissipate the power of water. The water vapor will be dissipated, and there will be no benefit.

Four tails - the River Map belongs to metal, which can generate the power of water. Without energy, wealth will naturally prosper, which is auspicious.

Five tails - the river map belongs to earth, which will restrain the power of water. The water vapor is restrained, so there is no benefit.

Liuwei - The River Map belongs to water, which can strengthen the power of water. Water is its energy, so it is considered auspicious.

Seven Tails - The River Map belongs to fire, which will consume the power of water. The water vapor is consumed, so it is a mediocre statement.

Eight Tails - The governing diagram belongs to wood, which will drain the power of water. The water vapor will be drained, and there will be no benefit in doing anything.

Nine-tailed Fox - The River Map belongs to metal, which can generate the power of water. The water vapor strengthens the wealth and is auspicious.

Ten Tails - The River Map belongs to the earth, which can strengthen the power of water. Water is its energy, so it is considered auspicious.

The most auspicious numbers of fish to raise are one, four, six or nine. Those who hope to use fish raising as a means of making wealth should pay more attention to this.

Using Luoshu numbers to match the number of fish to be raised

One tail - one black Tanlang star, a lucky star, okay. Raising a fish is in line with the Tan Lang star hexagram, which enhances peach blossom luck and is beneficial to unmarried people.

Two tails - two black Ju Men stars, are evil stars, no benefit. Raising two fishes represents the Ju Men star sign, which is a symbol of illness. This means that the family members will have poor health and are prone to illness. However, it is good for the medical clinic.

Three tails - Sanbi Lucun star, is an evil birth, no benefit. Raising three fishes represents the Lu Cun star hexagram, which indicates troubles and family members are prone to legal disputes and quarrels; but it is good for law firms.

Four tails - Four Green Wenqu Star, a lucky star, okay. Raising four fish represents the Wenquxing hexagram, which indicates intelligence and wisdom, and has the effect of promoting official promotion, and is beneficial to civil servants, students and politicians.

Five tails - Five Yellow Lianzhen Star, an evil star, no benefit. Raising five fishes is the star hexagram of Lian Zhen, which means there will be obstacles in the family.

Liuwei - Six Black Wu Qu Star, is a lucky star, it is okay. Raising six fish represents the Wu Qu star hexagram, which is beneficial for those who work in the military or as civil servants, and indicates a stable career.

Seven Tails - Seven Red Pojun Star, an evil star, no benefit. Raising seven fishes represents the Po Jun star hexagram, which is one of the evil stars and represents theft. It is easy to lose items or valuables.

Eight Tails - Eight Black Zuo Fu Star, a lucky star, it’s okay. Raising eight fishes is the Zuo Fu star hexagram, which is the number for prosperity and wealth, and is beneficial to financial fortune and real estate.

Nine Tails - Jiuzi Youbi Star, is a lucky star, so it’s okay. Raising nine fishes is the Youbi star hexagram, which is the number of parents in the lower Yuan period. It indicates a harmonious family, smooth family fortune and abundant wealth.

The ten tails are considered as one tail.

The eleventh tail is the last one to be discussed.

Ten liang tails are counted as three tails. And so on.